It was not just Yoru Machi and Blizzard; the bald man's Hero Ranking had also risen considerably this time. He had even shot straight from Rank B Hero to Rank S Hero, taking Blizzard's former spot at the bottom of Rank S.
Given the strength the bald man had displayed, his Hero Ranking could actually have been higher. Unfortunately, when he fought Garou-Orochi, they had been out on the boundless sea, where there had been no witnesses at all.
And Garou-Orochi had ultimately been defeated by Yoru Machi, so while Saitama had contributed to the battle, he had been classified as Yoru Machi's sidekick and assistant. That was why his Hero Ranking had not risen by much.
Yet Saitama himself was already overjoyed by this Hero Ranking.
After all, the benefits of a Rank B Hero were worlds apart from those of a Rank S Hero. The only thing that left the bald man utterly speechless was still his hero name.
Even though he had risen to Rank S Hero and reached unprecedented heights, his hero name remained "Bald Cape Hero."
The Hero Association's response was quite simple: they generally named heroes based on their characteristics or their strongest moves.
The bald man had no particularly impressive moves, and as for his characteristics, aside from his bald head and that tacky bedsheet cape, there was really nothing else memorable about him.
After the battle ended, Psykos vanished with most of the Monster Association's remaining combat power.
Most people believed that Psykos and the Monster Association's remaining monsters had all relocated to some remote area outside the cities.
What they did not know was that after Psykos led the monsters out of Z-City, they soon returned.
That was right. The Monster Association's new headquarters was still underground in Z-City, and the