Enforcers 7 The Explanation

Dandelion City...

Enforcers Interrogation room...

In the dark city set a small stone building. The building had the words 'Enforcer' written on it in big bold letters. Inside this room, several people ran about in a panic. Down the hall was a simple darkroom that held two people inside of it simply.

'Smack!'

The sound of the smack echoed out loudly in the room. "Oww!" Hero yelled out rubbing his head as he hissed. "What was that for?" Hero pouted slightly as he rubbed his head. He was seated in a dark room with nothing more than a table and a man interrogating him. The man frowned as he glared at Hero slightly.

"Listen to me brat..." The man said letting out a slight growl. "I want you to start making sense to me. I was forced to wake up at 3 A.M in the morning when Hannah suddenly called me and yelled that she found a new recruit and that I needed to come interrogate him, and make him throw up? My body is at red alert levels right now and I had to search through your vomit for a ring! Now tell me what you know? Why were you there?"

"I already told you everything..." Hero said letting out a huff as he folded his arms. "What more do you want you, big meanie..." He sighed.

The man let out a deep sigh as his eye continued to twitch. "Kid... You're really starting to make me mad." The man reached into his pocket pulling out a small Ruby ring. "What do you know about this ring?" He questioned.

"Nothing?"

"Bulls.h.i.t. You swallowed this thing whole to keep it away from that criminal. Clearly, you know how important this thing is then. No one would be dumb enough to just swallow something this valuable..."

"Well, I was! Wait a minute... No, I mean I felt like it was the best tactic to keep it away from the man." Hero said nodding his head. "That criminal guy sucked... If not for those powerful metal guys I would have kicked his b.u.t.t for sure. It's a good thing that other girl jumped in when she did otherwise I would have had to get serious..."

The man let out a sigh as he reached up pinching his nose. "Okay... So you just swallowed the ring to keep it away from the criminal despite not knowing what the thing was or what it did?"

"Exactly." Hero said proudly.

"You're an idiot..."

"Well, what does the ring do?" Hero asked curiously.

"What?"

"Well if you know so much about it what does it do?" The sixteen-year-old teen questioned.

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"You don't know do you..." Hero said slowly.

"Shut up!" The man said bitterly as he folded his arms. "It's not my job to know." The man said letting out a heavy sigh as he folded his arms. "I could care, less what this ring does. But my Captain told me to keep it safe so that's what I'm gonna do." He stated.

"Your Captain?" Hero questioned as he tilted his head to the side in curiosity...

"My leader." The man said shrugging. "The rank of Captain is given to some of the strongest Enforcer members. She's my boss. If she says jump, I ask how high."

"That girl who saved me... Is she your Captain?" The purple-and-gold-eyed teen asked curiously. He ran a hand through his black-white hair as he raised an eyebrow. His left eye, a bright purple seemed to glow. His right eye, a dark and dull gold seemed to hiss out at the light.

"Ha... Her? No. My Captain is far greater than that girl. Though she is on my squad... Why do you ask? Do you plan on thanking her for saving you?" He questioned.

Hero frowned slightly as he reached into his pocket pulling out a blue letter. "She gave me this letter. She told me I could become an Enforcer like her? Though I think she only did it to make the man we fought really mad..."

"That letter is what we use to accept new recruits." The man said staring down at it. He frowned as he looked at Hero. "Certain Enforcers are allowed to carry them. Then if they see someone interesting they drop it down for them. Of course usually, only Angel hands them out. If you were given one that must mean there is more to you then meets the eye. Congratulations. Although if you ask me I would say you aren't deserving of a letter..."

"What's that supposed to mean?" Hero questioned as he eyed the man up. His purple-and-gold eyes narrowed slightly as he folded his arms.

The man simply frowned as he folded his arm. "Being an Enforcer isn't something you can take lightly... It is a serious job. I don't want to see worthless runts like you..." The man said. "If you truly wish to join then I can not stop you. Who knows? Maybe you'll prove me wrong and show me you have what it takes. If you open the letter up you will find a date, time, and place. Head there and you will take the Enforcer entrance exam. There is no guarantee that you will be able to pa.s.s though. In fact only about 25% of everyone who signs up usually pa.s.ses... But if you do somehow get in you will have a chance to get stronger. A lot stronger. That girl must have seen something quite interesting in you to give you a letter..."

"I kind of already knew that last part. But the stuff about the Enforcers is cool. What are they exactly?"

"What are the Enforcers?" The man repeated.

"Yeah."

"You're seriously asking me what the Enforcers are?"

"...Yeah?"

The man blinked a few times as he let out a sigh. "Have you been living under a rock your whole life?"

"No. I've just been living with my grandpa for the last fifteen years..." Hero said shrugging. "He was kind of an inside freak though. Never wanted me to go outside. I have only just recently been running around in the outside world." Hero said shrugging. "Don't get me wrong. I'm not completely oblivious. He at least taught me a few things. It's just that most were fighting things."

"Ahh, so your grandpa trained you?" The man questioned.

"Yep. But his training sucked. His Attribute was completely different from mine and worked 100% differently. His style of fighting was also vastly different and I couldn't learn it since he used his Attribute to achieve it." The sixteen-year-old boy's multi colored eyes seemed to shine slightly as he reached into his pocket. "We ended up coming to an agreement!" Hero announced as he pulled out a basic silver coin. "He gave me this coin. He said I had four years to figure out how to get stronger on my own. If I could prove to him that I didn't need him then he wouldn't try to force me to train his way. However, if four years pa.s.s and I'm not strong enough to beat him, then I have to agree to anything he suggests..."

"That's some story..." The man said rolling his eyes. "I almost feel sorry for you. But I do see now why you were given a letter..."

"You do?"

"You have the spark?"

"But none of my Attributes let me use electricity?"

"Not a real spark you fool." The man said folding his arms. His eyes narrowed as he looked down at Hero. "The heroic spark. Some people have it. Others don't. It is the fighting spirit that allows us, humans, to get up, again, and again. Even as we lay defeated from the Bestia Macht's as long as even a single human can still fight then we haven't truly lost. That is what an Enforcer is boy. Someone who can get up. Over, and over, and over. Someone who will protect the people and become strong. Someone who will know true strength and, know what true strength should be used for. Someone who can solve the equation of life... We the Enforcers will stand back up, no matter how many times we are shoved down. We have taken up the responsibility to protect this world and its people. Be it man, monster, or alien we will fight it off, and at the end of the day we will claim it's head as our prize for we are the Enforcers!" The man yelled out. He let out a deep sigh as he brought his arms up. Then he slammed them down onto the metal table breaking the metal table in half. "And the Enforcers are bada.s.ses!" He yelled out. He took several deep breathes as he gasped out. "Got a bit carried away. Anyways. Do you finally get it now? Do you see what we Enforcers are all about?"
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The man looked up at Hero who held a smirk on his face.

Hero's silver eye seemed to spark slightly, as his purple eye almost seemed to glow with excitement. The teen brought his arms up folding them as a smirk plastered its way onto his face.

"Not a clue."