"Kurogiri," A familiar voice called out, "where are you?"

A man by the name of Kurogiri, formerly known as Oboro Shirakumo, looked at the direction the voice was coming from. The voice belonged to six year old Sarah Adeline Bellum, his adopted daughter. The younger one of the two was running down the narrow hallway of the Leagues hideout, trying to make her way to the main room in hopes of finding him there.

Kurogiri sighed, knowing that Sarah's probably going to ask some sort of dumb question regarding to 'if dinosaurs have a penis' or something related to that. "What is it now, Sarah?"

Sarah quickly hopped onto the countertop, which Kurogiri knows by now that whenever she does that, it means that this conversation is probably going to last quite a while. "So, I was scrolling through Ashlee-Lynns' Wattpad page, which we all know how she just leaves her account unlocked, correct?"

"You would have to be correct." Kurogiri simply responded as he started to wash a plate in the sink.

"Well, it turns out that she's been talking shit about herself lately, because you know she thinks of herself as 'useless,' 'lazy,' 'unwanted,' and 'needy.' The surprising part about the whole thing is that her followers, or does she think of them as friends? I really don't know, but questions aside, they've been trying their best to cheer her up, make her feel better about herself. I don't particularly know why they're doing that, so I was like, 'hey, lets ask Kurogiri this unnecessary question while he's busy cleaning up after those meat sacks I call my 'siblings,' so that's why I'm here, probably annoying your ass, which is my soul purpose in life asides from sending Kenny to the Land of Hentai, gosh I'm rambling quite a lot. Kurogiri, why is everyone being so nice to someone who is clearly down in the dumps and refuse to believe anything they're telling them?"

"Well, Sarah, some peoples self esteem has been ruined over and over again throughout the span of their life, Ashlee-Lynn would be no exception to this. Maybe she's been bullied most of her life? Maybe she just thinks of herself in that way because she doesn't know what else to think of herself? It really all varies depending on the person." Kurogiri explained as he put a couple of plates back up into their respectful spots in the cabinet.

"But why do people who have never even met her in person try to cheer her up when they deadass know that it won't work?" Sarah asked as she laid down onto the countertop. "What's the point anyways?"

"Oh, there's always a point in cheering someone up, Sarah. Nobody likes it when someone is feeling down about themselves or something relating to their personal life. Ashlee-Lynn's followers are just trying to help build up her self esteem and to try and be there for her when she needs it. She's been there for people in the past, so they're just trying to return the favor and help a friend in need." Kurogiri responded as he put his cleaning supplies away. "Sarah, if Ashlee-Lynn doesn't want to listen to them, it's her choice if she wants to do so or not, that is something nobody can force her to do."

"So basically she has a choice on rather she wants to listen to her followers/friends or not?" Sarah gets up, making her way down off the countertop, waiting for her adopted-dads response.

"Sarah, what Ashlee-Lynn does, says, or listens to is really none of our concerns. All we can really do is hope that she stops talking bad about herself and learns to accept herself for who she is. Did you not learn anything from watching Steven Universe?" Kurogiri asks her.

"Guess I'll have to rewatch all five seasons then, not the epilogue series, that one is shit. Oh well, at least I have something to do during this pandemic. Cya, Kurogiri!" Sarah ran down the hall to her bedroom, probably going to copy his quirk and teleport off to see her sister, the quads, and soon to be brother in law at the hospital.

Kurogiri sighed, about to go find something else to clean up, before realizing that Sarah took off with Ashlee-Lynns phone. Kurogiri sighed yet again, "That little shit."