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However, even with Geralt's life-risking move, it did absolutely no damage to the massive meteorite.

Even with such firepower, Jeros was no match for the meteorite.

Just when everyone was in despair, the teacher finally stood up.

When the teacher stood beside Jeros, looking at him with confidence, the sense of security he exuded instantly ignited everyone's enthusiasm.

"No! Don't just leave it in my city!"

With a roar from the teacher, he suddenly packed the meteorite into a box.

The terrifying power even stunned Old Master Bang Gu.

It's astonishing that someone could possess such terrifying power.

And Bang Gu became one of only two people on the hero's side who knew about the teacher's strength.

Saitama suddenly shot into the sky, crashing into the meteorite like an unstoppable missile.

Even though Jeros couldn't stop the massive meteorite with all his might, it didn't even pose the slightest obstacle in the teacher's hands, and simply pierced through a hole.

Then the huge meteorite transformed into countless stars, scattering throughout the city.

Banggu and Jeros were both stunned by the teacher's punch.

Is it really possible for a human to shatter a meteorite with just one punch?

Looking at the teacher's relaxed and carefree demeanor, he seemed like a true deity.

However, the meteorite incident did not end with the meteorite breaking apart.

Although the teacher's punch directly caused the meteorite to lose most of its power.

However, the scattered debris still caused considerable damage to the entire city.

Saitama, who resolved the meteorite with a single punch, could hardly be considered an ordinary C-class hero, right?

However, such a great achievement quickly aroused the jealousy of some people with ulterior motives.

Two individuals who are disciples of the S-class hero Tanktop Master, after witnessing Saitama's great achievements, actually attributed the meteorite falling into the city to Saitama as a disaster caused by him.

They believed the rest were not heroes who saved the city, but demons who destroyed it, and should be held responsible for the incident.

Clearly, this wasn't the first time this group had done something like this, using their words to mislead innocent people.

Most heroes, after being subjected to so much cursing, would break down on the spot, begin to repent, and then it would be a show to see them perform and become the heroes who save everyone.

"Holy crap! Those two are absolutely shameless!"

"Exactly! It was the teachers who saved everyone. If it weren't for the teachers, everyone in the world would be dead!"

"That's enough! This kind of scum doesn't deserve to be called a hero!"

"Those who seek fame and fortune are not heroes at all!"

Many readers, upon reaching this point, looked at these two smooth-talking fellows with righteous indignation.

However, in the story, no one speaks up for the teacher.

Just when everyone thought the teacher would lose her temper or be sad and desperate because of this, the teacher gave an unprecedented answer.

"Who cares about you guys! I want to be a hero, that's all!"

Faced with criticism from the public, the teacher offered a choice that was completely different from the typical American comic book heroine.

These people are just like people in the real world; they don't think for themselves and just believe whatever others say.

In the context of American comic book storylines, heroes in such situations have no choice but to retreat in disappointment.

But the teacher is different; he doesn't become a hero for anyone else. He simply can't stand seeing those weirdos harming humans, and he can't stand those injustices.

As he said, he became a hero simply out of interest.

He wanted to be a hero simply because he wanted to be one.

Faced with their teacher's iron-willed heart, those who broke down in their defenses became the two disciples of the Vest Master.

Instead of responding to the teacher's words, they became angry and embarrassed.

He was then punched to the ground by the teacher.

He did not give up on the teacher who was disliked by the public.

He is just that special, a perfect hero.

Chapter 168: The True Hero

"So this is the true level of a teacher?"

"That was awesome! If you're not happy, just fight! Damn it, those guys are cowards! What do you mean by 'mental journey' or 'growth'? Our teacher is just invincible!"

After reading about the meteorite incident, readers gained a deeper understanding of the teacher's power.

The phrase "I just want to be a hero" made everyone understand what it means to be a hero out of interest.

Because it was out of interest, the teacher would not give up even though he was scorned by others.

Because they yearn for their own hero, they are unmoved by external things.

The teacher also wants to be famous and admired by everyone, but he will not actively pursue it like other heroes, even by any means necessary.

The teacher wanted money, but he would not use his power to do evil. Even when he was so poor that he lived in a deserted area and could only buy discounted food, he never hesitated.

This is the truly perfect hero.

"Is this ONE's interpretation of a true hero? How interesting."

Eiji Shinzuma never expected that, at a time when almost the entire world is being eroded by the awful values ​​of American heroes, Naoto would retaliate in such a way.

"It's just out of interest, that's quite a unique answer."

If the meteorite incident only revealed the teacher's true nature, then the subsequent Deep Sea King incident further demonstrated the efforts of ordinary people.

Not long after the meteorite event, the Deep Sea King from the deep sea world finally appeared.

The Deep Sea King is extremely powerful; even A-class heroes are no match for him and cannot contend with him at all.

Even S-class characters like Sexy Prisoner and Genos couldn't defeat Deep Sea King.

The entire city was shrouded in the shadow of the Deep Sea King, unable to resist.

Meanwhile, the teacher was in another city, eating with a man known as the Unlicensed Rider.

Mumen Rider, the number one C-class hero, rides a bicycle of justice to carry out his heroic activities.

He possesses no special abilities or superhuman fighting power, but he has a strong sense of responsibility as a hero, unwavering courage and perseverance. No matter how strong the enemy, he stands up without hesitation; no matter how many times he is knocked down, he rises again and again to continue fighting. A beloved, everyday hero.

Although he doesn't possess great power, he relies on his passion and enthusiasm to help others no matter what dangers or difficulties they encounter, just like a friendly neighbor.

Saitama also admired Mumen Rider's heroic qualities and became friends with him.

Upon hearing of the Deep Sea King's appearance, the two did not hesitate to head to the city together, intending to confront him.

The sexy prisoner was beaten beyond recognition, and even the metal around Jeros's body was corroded by strong acid.

Every hero gave their all to protect those people, but even so, they were no match for the Deep Sea King.

At that moment, the unlicensed cyclist, braving the heavy rain, finally arrived.

Even if my body is covered in wounds, I will never admit defeat.

"You can't beat me."

"This has nothing to do with winning or losing! As long as I'm alive, I must stand here and fight you!"

When Mumen Rider shouted those words, even though his face was covered in blood, everyone still felt that he was incredibly cool.

Mumen Rider isn't as powerful as those heroes; his strength is only slightly better than some ordinary people.

However, he still chose to stand in front of the Deep Sea King, using his own body to block the Deep Sea King's advance.

"Is this what they call a hero?"

For some reason, many people couldn't help but shed tears when they saw this scene.

How many people in life are like unlicensed motorcyclists?

Despite being so weak themselves, they are always the first to step forward when someone needs them.

If Saitama is the most perfect hero in people's imagination, then Mumen Rider is the embodiment of all heroes in reality.

Even if the sky were to fall and the earth were to split open, we would never back down.

At that moment, everyone thought that Mumen Rider was the coolest person.

Without a doubt, in the end, this Deep Sea King was completely annihilated by the teacher's fist as he arrived.

Even the invincible Deep Sea King was nothing more than someone who could be killed by a single punch from the teacher.

Two heroes, one from fantasy and the other from reality, admire each other. The teacher sees the knight's brilliant heart, while the knight sees the teacher's invincible strength.

Compared to this, the Deep Sea King seems insignificant.

However, who could have imagined that even if the teacher defeated the Deep Sea King, what awaited him would not be praise?

Instead, there was doubt and suspicion.

Because of the teacher's ridiculously high skill level and the ranking that was completely disproportionate to his ability, some people thought that the teacher was just a nobody who got lucky.

The so-called Deep Sea King wasn't that strong, or perhaps he was already seriously injured and was defeated by Saitama.

Such suspicions quickly became the prevailing sentiment, and a deluge of criticism was directed directly at the teacher.

How tragic that heroes are controlled by so-called rankings.

The so-called hero rankings are utterly pathetic.

Rankings determine strength; those without fame are considered worthless and will not gain recognition from others.

And those people who were being protected were actually pointing fingers at the heroes who protected them.

Whether it was the A-class heroes who initially resisted, the sexy prisoner who fought to the death with the Deep Sea King, or Genos who was seriously injured by the Deep Sea King's sneak attack while protecting the people, or Mumen Rider who still stood in front of the Deep Sea King even though he knew he was invincible.

Are these people truly heroes because of the so-called hero rankings?

No, they are heroes because they possess the virtues befitting heroes; that is what makes them heroes.