You decided to go with Gasser, you had heard stories about this new hero and the percentage of supervillains he had already defeated in his short career. "I just have to nap this spot before anyone else does."You think as you submit your selection with a big grin on your face. "Registration complete."You hear a computerized voice say as the screen begins to print out the next steps for the registration. "Wait I thought I the thing said I was done registering."You look on at the list were you saw three things listed on it.
1.If the superhero you have chosen decides to accept your application you will be notified within 1 to 3 days via the email you provided.
2.The hero does have the right to refuse you for any reason they see fit however if selected you can't refuse working for them........no matter what.
3. If the hero does not accept you you will need to chose from the list once more or the League will choice for you depending on the circumstances.
"Why did they have to emphasize the refusal section with 'no matter what'?" You thought as you begin to walk out of the building, "Seems a little excessive." You decided you were probably overthinking things a bit as you continue on your way home to await for a reply, hopping that Gasser would accept your request. Within 2 days you got your answer, an email appears in you inbox reading
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