Metahuman Graduates

Interview with Lynn Sutton

For quite some time now, Lynn has been a superhero herself. However, as a Superhero, she goes by the name of Voiceless Flare - which I think sounds very cool. Her classes are wonderful and really show how important superheroes are.

Why did you decide to become the Master of Heroes and Heroism?
That's actually a really good question. As a person, I always seek for why, but I rarely do that to myself, so the answer to this question would simply be because I wanted it. I want people to have the opportunity to be heroes -- the more heroes there are, the safer the world is. I believe many people want this too.

What is your favourite thing about being a Graduate Master?
I'd say, a different level of students that you teach. Masters in Metropolis University have to teach younger people -- in this case, teenagers and young adults. Graduate Masters, on the other hand, teach mostly young adults and adults. In general, they're already mature enough, so the challenge is to shape their mind to follow the lessons. It's a challenge that I like though, and it's easier as well because I literally don't have the patience to teach teenagers.

What makes Heroes and Heroism different from any other class?
We focus on the goodness in ourselves that help us get through everything to help people, and I think it's something that you can't see in other classes -- especially not in Villainry. Healing might have this too! But of course, we help people differently. I'd say that my course is also different because of the goal. Your goal is to be a superhero, not just to graduate. It's a lifetime commitment that requires constant dedication and motivation.

What do you think people with the job of Superhero can and should contribute to the Metahuman world?
Of course, helping people in need, because that's what we do. I think we need more people who initiate helping people, not just wait around until they're summoned.

In one sentence, why should people take Heroes and Heroism?
Because it's everyone's job to do the right thing, but it's a hero's job to ensure that everyone is, indeed, doing the right thing.

Is there anything people should know before taking Heroes and Heroism?
My lessons are full of various physical activities. Some of them are obviously connected to the act of "saving people", but some of them are also built for mental preparation. So, I think people need to bear in mind that they will have a lot of things to do. Most of them aren't super hard, but they do require patience, dedication, and motivation.