"Most governments are—nowhere near as on the ball as the United States, when it comes to superpowered individuals. The United Kingdom is scraping something up, as are Japan and China, but we're the first to make anything official."

"Okay. Do they want to meet with me or are they just going to make a list of useful things to do?"

"They'll probably want to meet to give you that list after asking you about many things."

"Okay. Will you be there?"

"Unless you don't want me to, I will."

"I'd like that."

"Okay." Hug.

Yeah.

And he nervously waits for the meeting!

It takes less than five minutes for Hero to show up, look around to determine there aren't any Wards to hear it, and say, "Yo, suits want you."

Legend looks at Fëanáro questioningly.

"Where are we going?"

"Meeting room five."

"I can't teleport off that."

Mental image.

"Are both of you coming?"

"Yes."

"Yeah."

Meeting room five!

Eidolon is there, as is an austere-looking lady, two men in suits, and two people at the door holding guns and standing at attention.

Well, they were standing at attention, they level their weapons at Fëanáro as soon as they pop there.

"Easy," the woman says, and they lower their weapons. Uneasily.

"Should I pop to outside doors and then knock or something?"

"That would probably be best, yes. I am Chief Director Costa-Brown. You have met Deputy Chief Director Guerra," she gestures at one of the men in suits, "and this here is Mr. Prescott."

She takes a seat, and everyone else takes her cue.

They keep not preparing chairs for his wings. He makes himself one.

"We unfortunately do not have a nice itemized list of every problem you could solve," says Costa-Brown. "You shouldn't go anywhere near Sleeper, but we know his whereabouts so we can keep you away from him. Glaistig Uaine and Gray Boy might be better targets, as far as uncomplicatedly American parahumans go. And when it comes to non-parahuman problems—I believe you've expressed a desire to eradicate malaria?"

"Yep. You get rid of polio soon too but that's harder. I can give you modern medicine."

"What other diseases and similar problems have been solved where—when—you're from?"