A few days into President Flurry Heart's rule, everything starts to roll down hill. Crime gets worse and villains run rampant. The heroes moan and groan. They knew this was going to happen. Within the week, they take down three times as many bads as they usually do.
Meanwhile, back at the Hall, the young recruits continue to go through training. All the while, all they hear on the news behind them is "PRESIDENT FLURRY HEART, WILL THIS WORK OUT?" and the like. The heroes just roll their eyes and groan. They hope things will change, but that's all they can do is hope.
Back at Lina's store, she and her other designers tend to their designs while Spring Flower brings in client upon client upon client. Everything is running smoothly. Heck, Cartier is now one of the most popular names across Equestria and towns beyond. He's a success and he couldn't be happier.
Over at Brizzy's Cafe, they too moan over President Flurry Heart. The only good thing that comes on is the fact that she's working on putting a law in place that puts heroes into hiding. This is an idea they enjoy but one the supers aren't to fond of.
At the Hall, the heroes moan, "I can't believe President Flurry Heart wants to ban us from saving ponies, what the heck?"
"I can agree to that, why would she ban us? We do so much good!" Replies Golden. "It really makes no sense!" The rest nod in agreement to this.
Meanwhile at her home Evergreen tends to her daughter since they decided to leave early. After all, for the most part, Evergreen wants to try to give her daughter a normal life since she thinks her daughter deserves it since she herself never got a normal life because she was scolded for her powers. Lilac wants her daughter to be as normal as possible and just do the hero thing on the side especially now with this new law possibly going to be hanging over their heads soon. Golden doesn't blame her either. Soon, they may all have to hide their powers, both full time heroes and new recruits. Everything is about to change and it will probably be for the worst.