I, without any personality, become a hero!

According to the records in the archives, the underground research institute conducted a lot of human experiments in order to study "monsterization". The cruelty of these experiments is unimaginable. They were even more terrifying than monsters... In reality, they were just humans.

"As expected, even though the world is different, there will always be people who hurt others for their own selfish desires."

Midoriya shook his head, not thinking too much about it. The duality of darkness and beauty that humans possess has existed since ancient times. If one loses these characteristics, one is no longer human.

Although the contents of this document are too bloody and dark, they do contain what Midoriya needs, and the next stage of research on "monsterization" can begin.

"But before that, let's send this to Mr. King first."

Looking at the completed "Motorcycle Rider," this is the latest transformation armor that Midoriya created based on King's physique, and its design is also very stylish and eye-catching.

Just as Midoriya was about to deliver the goods, the "Hyperspace Cube" sent him a message saying that it had found the "Garou" that Bang had asked him to find.

"Oh dear, this is a bit of a headache."

Remembering what the imposing old man had said—that if Garou were found, he would personally take the life of this unfilial disciple—Midori decided it was best not to tell the old man yet.

"Perfect! Let's make contact with that guy called 'Hungry Wolf' first."

Riding the "Motorcycle Rider" that he was going to give to King, Midoriya drove directly out of the "Hyperspace Cube" portal to his destination. At least before this guy called "Garou" had killed anyone with his own hands, Midoriya felt that he should first understand what kind of person this guy was.

It was already dark and night had fallen, but a battle was taking place on the quiet street, with several burly men in vests watching nervously from the sidelines.

"Damn bastard, aren't you a C-rank hero?! Where did you get this mechanical armor? How come it's even harder to fight than that S-rank hero lying on the ground?!"

"I'm sorry, this was a gift from 'Dr. Hell,' and I won't let you continue to injure others."

The unlicensed knight, now covered in mechanical armor, was facing off against a young man with spiky hair. The young man was still clutching his right fist and hissing in pain, as if his fist had just struck steel.

This person is none other than Garou, who calls himself a "human monster." He hunts and defeats heroes indiscriminately, and several heroes have been seriously injured and sent to the hospital. In the end, Garou's arrogant behavior also attracted retaliation.

Tanktop Master, ranked 15th among S-class heroes, has many hero underlings named "Tanktop." When Garou was hunting heroes, he seriously injured two of his Tanktop underlings. Therefore, Tanktop Master sought out Garou to avenge his underlings and also to carry out the orders of the Hero Association.

Although Tanktop Master initially used his powerful strength to beat Garou black and blue, the battle turned one-sided after Garou used the "Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist". Instead, Tanktop Master was directly beaten into serious injury and lay on the ground unable to get up.

Fortunately, Mumen Rider happened to pass by at that moment. After donning the mechanical armor transformed from "Motorcycle Rider," he directly suppressed Garou. However, this kind-hearted hero did not use his full strength to attack Garou. Instead, he kept persuading Garou not to continue doing bad things. However, Garou ignored the advice and continued to attack Mumen Rider, and was even injured by the counterattack because of the opponent's strong armor.

"Damn turtle shell, don't you dare come out and take my punch head-on?!"

"No, I'll definitely get beaten up if I go out."

Knowing his own limitations, the unlicensed rider decided to take action and subdue the hungry wolf, otherwise the guy who was always hunting heroes would cause more harm.

"Unlicensed Rider, I'll take care of this guy."

"Dr. Hell!?"

The sudden sound made him turn around and see that it was Izuku Midoriya, who had arrived at some unknown time, riding his "Motorcycle Knight." At that moment, Garou also turned his attention to the uninvited guest.

"I never expected the infamous 'Doctor Hell' from the S-class heroes to come in person. But do you think you can defeat me?"

"Honestly! Your tone reminds me of a friend with a bad temper."

Having heard about Garou from Bang and now witnessing it firsthand, Midoriya realized that Garou was just as formidable as Bakugo, and there was only one way to deal with such a stubborn guy.

"Transform!"

For those stubborn guys who can't be reasoned with, just beat them into submission first before trying to reason with them!

Although the "Motorcycle Rider" was meant to be given to King, Midoriya took it and used it beforehand, taking the opportunity to do some performance testing. In an instant, the motorcycle under Midoriya transformed into armor covering his entire body.

"Would you rather be obedient, or be beaten into obedience by me? Which would you choose?"

"Tsk..."

Faced with Izuku Midoriya, who was fully armed in his mechanical armor, Garou turned and ran away without saying a word... Was he just going to head straight for a beating? Garou may be stubborn, but he's not stupid!

After exchanging blows with Mumen Rider for two or three rounds, Garou realized that he couldn't break through the Iron Man armor's defenses at all. It would be idiotic to fight it head-on when he was not strong enough. The best of the thirty-six stratagems is to retreat!

"Huh? She's quite clever."

Seeing Garou turn and run away, Midoriya's mechanical armor transformed back into his motorcycle form. At the same time, he left a message for Mumen Rider standing nearby:

"Please inform the hospital; I'm going to chase after that guy."

The motorcycle started up and gave chase. Midoriya wasn't going to let Garou get away so easily.

On this side, Garou realized that "Dr. Hell's" armor was transformed from a motorcycle, so he fled in a direction that motorcycles could not pass through. He ran from the street into an alley, and then quickly climbed up the wall to the rooftop, rapidly increasing the distance between himself and the place where the battle had just taken place.

"They probably didn't catch up, right?"

The fleeing wolf kept looking back to check its surroundings. Relieved to see no pursuers behind it, it then heard something in front of it:

"Of course I didn't catch up, because I was already ahead of you."

Suddenly turning his head to look at the hungry wolf in front of him, he found that "Dr. Hell" had appeared in front of him at some point, and even the motorcycle had climbed onto the roof.

"Damn it, this is so annoying!"

Garou, having assumed a fighting stance, realized that if he didn't deal with this troublesome opponent, he probably wouldn't be able to escape. Midoriya, facing Garou directly, spoke:

"Although I accepted Mr. Bang's commission, I still need to confirm it in person first."

Garou, who has already been locked and marked by the "Hyperspace Cube," has no chance of escaping Midoriya's grasp unless Midoriya is willing to let him go.

Chapter 62: "Dr. Hell" begins his evil plan.

Garou made his move. He realized that the "Doctor Hell" in front of him wasn't wearing any mechanical armor, so now was the best chance to defeat him!

There have been many rumors about Izuku Midoriya recently, but they generally agree that he is a super genius scientist who doesn't have any particularly strong combat abilities. He carries out his hero activities through the monsters he creates, and when he does fight, he's always wearing mechanical armor.

Garou, convinced that "Dr. Hell's" fighting strength was that of an ordinary person, attacked without hesitation. Although the force he used was not enough to kill an ordinary person, a direct hit would still result in serious injuries requiring more than half a month to recover in the hospital.

However, reality slapped him in the face. Garou, who was charging at Midoriya Izuku at super speed, was about to make an attack move when he found that the "Doctor Hell" in front of him was even faster than him. He waited for Garou to come to his trap and punched him hard in the face. Garou was immediately sent flying through the air, spinning 360 degrees and crashing to the ground.

"Damn it! The information online is completely unreliable!!"

Garou, clutching his nose, was bleeding from Midoriya's punch, but his condition was now very bad.

The "Motorcycle Rider" behind Midoriya transformed again, covering his entire body in armor, and he slowly approached Garou, asking as he did so:

"I have a question: why do you call yourself a 'human monster'?"

"Of course! Compared to the 'heroes' who always win, the 'monsters' who are clearly defeated are much more pitiful!!"

"This 'freak' who put in so much effort for victory, was defeated at the very last moment by a 'hero' whose reasons are completely baffling—enough already!"

"I will prove that 'monsters' can also defeat 'heroes'! I, 'human monster' Garou, will achieve this goal!!"

Just as Garou was speaking aggressively about his goals and ambitions, a fist covered in mechanical armor punched him in the face again, and Garou was seen spinning 360 degrees and landing face down.

"I'm telling you, you're not getting any younger, can you please stop saying such childish things? It's really embarrassing."

"hateful....."

Before Garou could even get up from the ground, clutching his face where he had been struck, he heard Izuku Midoriya slowly say:

"I think you might have misunderstood something. It's not that only 'heroes' can win, but rather that only the victors can be called 'heroes'!"

"Uh......"

Garou, who was about to say something, was immediately silenced by Midoriya's words. He seemed to have no reason to refute it at all, and felt that what Midoriya said was very true... without a single mistake.

"Old Master Bang is really something. How can a master who doesn't even try to understand his disciples' mindset properly educate them?"

It's rare for Midoriya to gossip about old men behind their backs, but he really has nothing to say about Bango, the old man who always insists on understanding Garou. So, wouldn't it be better to communicate more and be more tolerant in normal times?

Having almost confirmed that Garou was just a severely delusional chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) sufferer, Midoriya considered it carefully and then said to Garou:

"I said you just want to prove that 'weirdos' can't lose to heroes, right?"

"So what if that's the case!"

"Well then, how about you come and assist my research? You've probably heard of 'Dr. Hell,' right? I'm really good at researching 'monsterization.' Isn't there that 'Hell Messenger' who couldn't even kill 'Tornado of Terror'?"

Midoriya, who used a certain jet-black bald head for advertising, didn't actually want Garou to be his experimental subject. He just wanted to use this excuse to lure Garou to his research lab and then slowly try to correct this chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) teenager. However, since this kind of thing requires the person involved to cooperate, kidnapping or something like that is a bit too much.

"this......"

After hearing Midoriya's words, Garou was actually a little tempted. The name "Doctor Hell" was already widely known on the internet, and even Garou knew that "Doctor Hell" had created super-powerful monsters for hero activities. This was definitely a good way to make himself stronger.

"Okay, I promise you!"

"Alright, this is the access card for Dr. Kunos's research institute. Come find me tomorrow."

Midoriya tossed a key card to Garou. After the middle-aged, chuunibyou (delusional) youth caught it, Midoriya prepared to ride his "Motorcycle Rider" to King's location. However, before leaving, he gave a final instruction:

"Stop with your hero-hunting activities, or I won't just refuse to help you 'monsterize,' I might even have the 'Hellbringer' capture you and turn you into a cyborg, the kind with drills all over your body."

Leaving behind a chilling threat, Midoriya rode away on his "Motorcycle Knight," leaving Garou still stunned. To be honest, he hadn't quite processed what had just happened and needed a moment to process it all...

Meanwhile, Izuku Midoriya, who was heading to King's residence, was still reminiscing about Garou. To be honest, Midoriya had been very lenient this time, showing mercy. After all, it wasn't unreasonable for Garou, who had seriously injured so many people, to capture him and bring him back to the Hero Association.

However, how to put it... On one hand, Midoriya noticed that Garou's temperament and personality were somewhat similar to Bakugo's, and on the other hand, the things he did were also similar to his own past. In his original world, Midoriya was also dissatisfied with the hero system, which led to all sorts of trouble. Perhaps Garou was like his past self, reminding Midoriya of his past self.

Not long ago, he hadn't been doing anything illegal; he had just been recklessly trying to reshape the entire hero society with his own ideas and goals. If we're really talking about chuunibyou (middle school syndrome)... Midoriya felt that he was probably much more serious than Garou, but that was all in the past.

As far as Midoriya is concerned, he can sense that Garou isn't a bad guy. At least, the many heroes who were seriously injured only suffered minor injuries, and the most serious ones could be fully healed after a month in the hospital. As long as no one's life was taken, it doesn't count as crossing Midoriya's bottom line. After all, Boros, who destroyed City A, was also saved by him.

From a human perspective, Garou is more redeemable than Boros, so Midoriya used an excuse to lure this older, delusional young man to the research institute, where he would then carry out ideological correction work on him.

As for your claim that Garou is too stubborn to be corrected, that's of course impossible. So-called ideological correction can sometimes be achieved through physical means, such as the three physical correctors under Midoriya's command.

Easy level "Plague Messenger": Since it is a tutorial level, you will not be able to use abilities that can harm lives. However, if you are not careful, you will be cut off by the Grim Reaper's scythe and lose an arm or a leg. Then Midoriya will have to rack his brains to fix it... Of course, you can also turn him into a cyborg.

Normal stage "Hell Messenger": This guy is unkillable. Even Saitama finds him extremely troublesome. Recently, after Midoriya's continuous strengthening, he is also able to defeat Boros head-on. Basically, you have to face an unkillable monster with high output and survive by getting beaten up.

The difficult level "Warbringer": This one needs no introduction. It is a cosmic overlord with the ability to destroy the earth. If you can pass this level, congratulations, you can challenge the EX level.

As the saying goes, it's perfectly normal to encounter an EX level after passing the three main levels, so Saitama, who will probably be bribed with a hot pot or a barbecue, will naturally be the gatekeeper of the EX level.

Midoriya is confident that he can correct Garou's stubborn mindset through physical correction!

Chapter 63 Young man, shall we have a chat?

"Oh, you've arrived."

"Is this your research institute? It doesn't look very impressive."

"This is Dr. Kusno's research institute. I am his student."

After correcting Garou's misuse of words, Midoriya put aside his research materials and began to receive Garou, who had been invited by him.

Because he felt that this guy wasn't a bad person at heart, Midoriya thought he could help correct the "weird" thinking of this older, delusional young man, so he invited him over as a scientist researching weirdos.

"First, I want to ask you a question: what do you want to do after you become a 'weirdo'?"

"Of course, we must defeat all the heroes!"

"Oh? That's ambitious. So what would you do if you defeated all the 'heroes'?"

"Uh......"

Midoriya's question stumped Garou; he seemed genuinely unprepared for what his purpose would be after defeating all the heroes. However, that was irrelevant, and Garou arrogantly declared:

"Anyway, I'm going to become a 'freak' and defeat all the heroes. Who cares what happens after that!"

"You can't say things like that without any lofty ambitions or goals. Look at that major villain, doesn't he have a grand goal?"

Midoriya shook his head, disagreeing with Garou's approach, and then raised his right index finger as an analogy:

"For example, you could set a goal of 'conquering the world,' which would be much better than what you're doing now, wouldn't it?"

"I'm saying... you're an S-class hero, right? You seem more like an evil 'monster' than me!?"

Hungry Wolf immediately sensed something was amiss. He didn't hear any heroic or righteous words from the "Doctor Hell" in front of him. Instead, the "Doctor Hell" sounded more like the mastermind and big boss of an evil organization.

"You can't say it like that. I'm just telling you, as a hero, how much effort a villain needs to make to succeed. This is a test of your ideological awareness."

"Are you sure you're not kidding me?"

"Of course not. Do I look like the kind of person who would try to fool you?"

Seeing the smile on Midoriya's face, seemingly gentle yet increasingly terrifying and chilling, Garou felt more and more that this "Doctor Hell" had ulterior motives. He felt he couldn't stay any longer and immediately clasped his hands in farewell, saying:

"I just remembered I have some things to take care of today, I'll come back in a few days."

Just as Hungry Wolf was about to run away from the research institute, he found two strong and powerful hands covering his shoulders, making it impossible for him to take a single step.

The hungry wolf, stiff and slowly turning his head, saw a jet-black bald head that had appeared behind him at some unknown time, and a strange, ghostly figure resembling the Grim Reaper. At that moment, the Grim Reaper was greeting him in a very "friendly" tone:

"Young man, where do you think you're going?"

"........."