Under the Cape

You arrive at Super University with your acceptance letter still creased in your pocket and a reputation you never asked for. Everywhere you look there are banners with your brother's emblem, alumni testimonials about his feats, and freshmen whispering that you must be 'the prodigy' or 'a nepotism hire.' You're neither. You're clumsy with your power, prone to second-guessing, and certain every professor and classmate is measuring you against his shadow.

The campus is a living laboratory—training arenas that simulate collapsing bridges, ethics seminars that debate vigilante law, media labs that coach PR statements after rescues, and a dorm quad where rival factions form faster than friendships. Administrators promise fairness, but legacy students and celebrity family ties tug at schedules, mentorship picks, and scholarship boards. Your first weeks will be public: appearances, supervised exercises, and a televised skills assessment that could define your story.

Your brother's visits are reassuring and complicating in equal measure: he loves you, but his fame draws paparazzi and expectations; his advice is sharp and practical, but sometimes distant. Rumors thread through campus—some professors quietly favor those with famous last names, others guard against corruption; some students will help you, others will test you. You must navigate training, politics, and your own uncertain power while deciding what kind of hero you want to be.

Earn a legitimate place at Super University by passing the Semester Trials and securing an independent mentorship or license—without relying on your brother's fame.