Given that the government might kidnap people to manufacture soldiers, Eri’s situation could be far more common—after all, creating someone like her is easier than molding a child's mind from scratch. Beyond criminal groups, the government and private companies might also engage in this practice to generate resources or acquire specific abilities—such as the rapid healing seen in "Recovery Girl"—by kidnapping individuals with those specific Quirks. The strategy would involve abducting inconspicuous people—those unlikely to draw attention—who possess useful Quirks, such as Momo’s, capable of producing gold, gems, or industrial minerals like silicon. To expand this "factory," they would force these captives to reproduce, aiming to create children with similar Quirks and thereby boost the output of materials like gold and gems. Since this activity isn't limited to criminal syndicates, the cover-up would involve housing these captives in protected bases within third-world countries; the resources harvested from these "human mines" would be declared as coming from local extraction sites to avoid global scrutiny. As for why Eri was in Japan rather than another country, her presence there was necessary for Chisaki to conduct his experiments on her.
