Overview:
The age of heroes is cracking. Professional heroes are losing public trust.
Crime isn't disappearing — it's adapting. And the government needs bodies on the street without breaking the budget.
Their solution: a six-month extended internship program.
Student heroes from every accredited school receive provisional field licenses.
They patrol. They respond. They capture. And technically — since they're students — nobody has to pay them.
To keep them motivated, the top 10 performers at the end of the season receive a significant cash prize,
ranked by a combination of heroic acts , and public popularity.
The rest go home with experience and a certificate.
It's sold as opportunity. It's structured as free labor.