Vivian's Day

The presidency was one of the most influential positions in the world. Its schedule was packed and demanding, requiring the handling of all kinds of political, economic, social, and international issues.

He-El handled matters efficiently and swiftly, and was often nowhere to be found in the Oval Office. Officials would usually call to reach him, and He-El would be aboard the Manta Ray Mothership, researching and building new armor while casually multitasking through affairs of state. Usually, he returned to the White House every other day to sign all the documents before disappearing from the sight of politicians and officials again.

The first day Vivian disguised herself as He-El and became president.

At six in the morning, Vivian, disguised as He-El, began jogging, making herself visible to the many politicians and officials. Through their private assistants, they would send important documents and folders to the Oval Office. He-El would usually have them prepare the day's key discussions and schedule arrangements around seven.

At eight in the morning, Vivian had breakfast with several Cabinet members before beginning work and the day's political briefings. Their private assistants provided the president with summaries of the latest political news and major events, allowing the president to stay abreast of domestic and international affairs. They also arranged calls with domestic and foreign leaders to discuss important issues and prepare for subsequent decisions.

At around ten in the morning, President He-El, disguised by Vivian, chaired a Cabinet meeting and discussed important government affairs with Cabinet members. In addition, He-El met with legislators, listened to their suggestions and opinions, heard public sentiment, kept an eye on clean-energy reactors in every state, newly built future supercities, and healthcare reform, while also monitoring the wave of unemployment across the states.

At around noon, President He-El, disguised by Vivian, had