Although the aftermath of Yoru Machi and Saitama's battle had been outrageous, they had at least taken Centipede Elder down along the way. As long as the report was written properly, all the destruction caused in D-City could be pinned on Centipede Elder.
But it had already been reduced to scraps. If the aftermath of Yoru Machi and Saitama's battle caused further damage to the surrounding cities and they blamed it on Centipede Elder again, that would really be indefensible.
"The Hero Association has rules too. Property damage caused during battles that aren't monster exterminations must be paid for by the heroes themselves.
If the circumstances are serious, the Hero Association may even strip them of their professional hero status."
Hearing Blizzard's warning, Yoru Machi and Saitama immediately displayed completely different expressions.
Saitama, who had been brimming with fighting spirit just moments ago, immediately chose to stop and call a truce upon hearing that he could lose his professional hero status.
It was true that he craved a good fight, but compared to becoming unemployed, he felt that fighting was ultimately less important than coasting through life.
His years of unemployment had made Saitama realize just how fierce social competition had become. Now that he had finally found such an excellent job—one where he did not need to go to work and only had to beat up monsters to get paid—how could he ruin his future over something so trivial?
After meeting Genos and Yoru Machi, Saitama's previous savings had long since been completely spent, even though rent in Z-City was practically free.
If he lost his source of income too, he figured he really would not even be able to afford discounted supermarket goods anymore.
Unlike the bald man, when Yoru Machi heard that the Hero Association might strip