In truth, Blizzard did not have particularly favorable circumstances.
Even though she looked like an exceptionally refined noble young lady, Blizzard was not actually wealthy, and her family was very ordinary. If not for her sister being ranked second among the S-Class Heroes, the Hero Association's Ultimate Weapon, and able to earn a great deal of money, Blizzard would have been from an ordinary family.
Yet Blizzard had already run away from home. She no longer lived with her sister and had instead become a hero herself.
Even so, Blizzard was merely a B-Class Hero. The rewards she received were actually quite limited. Her everyday living expenses were not a concern, but becoming rich was absolutely impossible.
As for the Blizzard Group, the Hero Association's largest faction, it sounded impressive, but in reality, it was merely a team of B-Class Heroes.
And since they were B-Class Heroes, the rewards they received were naturally still at the B-Class level. There was no way they could have other channels for earning money like other large organizations.
Therefore, the Blizzard Group only had numbers. They held no advantage over anyone else in other respects. Even their dedicated vehicle had been bought with money everyone earned from part-time jobs, along with the money Blizzard had made personally capturing quite a few wanted criminals with bounties on their heads.
In other words, when it came to money, Blizzard absolutely held no advantage over S-Class Heroes, much less compared to a World-Class Diva who made who knew how many hundreds of millions per second.
With that, Blizzard had no advantage in terms of money, nor did she have any advantages in other areas.
Possessions?
Blizzard only had some valuable luxury jewelry she had bought herself.
Power?
Blizzard was merely the leader of a team of B-Class