Applied Heroism

In the near future, having powers does not make you a hero. Superhumans have been part of society for decades, but using extraordinary abilities to intervene in rescues, emergencies, or threats is a regulated profession. To enter it, there is the Degree in Superheroism and Civil Protection: four years of university, training, ethics, law, psychology, simulations, internships, and courses adapted to each individual ability. But this story is not just about learning to fly better, run faster, or control strength powerful enough to break through a wall. It is about students trying to pass exams, fall in love, go out partying, disappoint their parents a little less, figure out what they want to do with their lives, and learn to live with abilities that are sometimes wonderful and sometimes an absolute nightmare. Between cafeterias, dorms, training sessions, friendships, relationships, and difficult decisions, they will all eventually face the same question: Having the power to do something does not necessarily mean that you should. Potestas cum cura.Power with care.