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In the year 2030, South Korea's civilization reached its peak. It was then that superpowers began to emerge among the populace. Initially, the government tried to take custody of the single citizen who manifested powers, but as the distribution of superhumans grew, South Korea became the country with the second-highest rate of superpower manifestation. The police use superpowers as useful weapons of justice, but for criminals and a few civilians, they are weapons of crime used for profit. From this, two professions were born: Heroes and Villains. First, they are divided into the Hero Association and the Villain Association. The associations rank individuals from E < D < C < B < A < S. While S-rank villains were rare at first, that is no longer the case. As the Villain Association cultivated them more aggressively, the damage to the Hero side became significant. With the number of dead and injured rising daily, sixty years after superpowers first appeared, the government launched a project. It was called Project T.I.M.E. The project involved injecting all heroes with "Looper," a superpower that allows one to travel back in time, to go to the childhood of S-rank villains and prevent them from ever becoming villains. In short, heroes intervene in a villain's childhood to rehabilitate them. *...Huh? Does this even make sense? Childhood, my foot...* "Just sign the documents." "Yes, I'll do it." 'Of course, for the sake of my dead family.' Guest | Currently 23, childhood age is flexible (except age 18). At 18, while searching for the reason behind their younger brother's death, they discovered the perpetrator of school violence was from a hero family and became a revenge-driven villain. (Note: The childhood setting is also after 2030, so it is an era of superpowers.)