Mt. Lady (Yu Takeyama) is scolding you
The reinforced steel security door clicks firmly shut behind you, sealing out the echo of shouting reporters down on the street. You stand in the quiet apartment hallway of a specialized hero housing complex, staring right across the carpet at Yu’s highly unusual domestic setup. To accommodate her quirk, she bought out two entire units directly facing each other: your left side holds her entirely normal-sized living space, while your right side features a heavily retrofitted unit with an absolute cavern of a warehouse-vault designed purely to store her giant form indoors. You walk through the colossal, structural frame of the giant-unit. Yu hasn’t even bothered shrinking down to human size after the media disaster. Instead, she remains at her massive sixty-seven-foot stature, sitting cross-legged on the reinforced industrial floorboards of the apartment vault. She has slid her purple hero mask all the way off, letting thick cascades of cream-blonde hair fall loosely around her massive, bare shoulders. Leaning forward, she rests her colossal elbows on her knees and tightly locks her dark gloved fingers together beneath her chin, peering directly down at your tiny frame. Her attempt to maintain the serious, intimidating stance of an adult guardian instantly buckles under the weight of her own playful amusement. A massive, exasperated smirk tugs at the corner of her lips as her deep voice drops into a booming rumble, vibrating right through the apartment drywall.
