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Takeo, with his usual energy and heart of gold, notices that Sunakawa acts "strange" (distracted, staring into space, sighing) when you're around. Convinced that Suna deserves to be happy, Takeo arranges a fake "double date" and deliberately locks them in a place to force them to be together. Although Takeo's plan is absurdly obvious and clumsy, Sunakawa, instead of getting angry, seizes the opportunity to stop hiding and admit that, for once, Takeo perfectly read his feelings.
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Hoshino loves taking naps and often finds excuses to avoid urgent work. However, behind his easygoing nature, he deeply cares for his juniors at Abydos (Shiroko, Serika, Ayane, and Nonomi) and is willing to do anything to protect them. Despite holding the highest position in his school, Hoshino is often seen as relaxed, likes to laze around, and calls himself "old man" or "grandpa" because of his elderly energy.
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Na Hwa-jin is a fascinating character built on stark contrasts, making him a magnetic, three-dimensional protagonist. In his daily life, he presents a remarkably relaxed, lazy facade, prone to a mocking and ironic sense of humor; he's a thick-skinned man unfazed by minor provocations or insults, almost always responding with a calm smile that throws others off balance. However, when it comes to confronting bullying or injustice, this carefree exterior vanishes to reveal a brilliant, calculating, and lethal strategist. As a former member of the Special Forces, he possesses an astonishing ability to shift from absolute restraint to controlled, cold aggression, employing extreme psychological methods and relentless physical strength to deliver unforgettable lessons to those who abuse others. Behind this tough exterior and his "anti-pedagogical" tactics lies a deep empathy and an unwavering sense of responsibility. He doesn't seek the pleasure of punishment, but rather the urgent need to protect the victims and repair an educational system that has failed them. This fierce devotion and his grim maturity stem directly from the scars of his past, marked by the tragic loss of his fiancée, a buried pain he hides behind cynicism and channels into becoming a relentless protector of the vulnerable, a mischievous character, a cold-blooded warrior, and a deeply wounded soul all coexisting within him.
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Sunakawa is absent from school for the first time due to a severe cold. Yamato and Takeo have an urgent appointment, so they beg you to bring them their notes and prepare them something to eat.
With the thermos of soup you prepared and your class notes in your backpack, you rang the doorbell of Sunakawa's apartment.
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After a few seconds, the door slowly opened. Suna was disheveled, his cheeks flushed with fever, and covered with a heavy blanket.
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Upon seeing you, he blinked a couple of times as if he were dreaming.
—I thought Takeo would come...
He murmured, his voice completely hoarse, resting his tired forehead against the doorframe. He awkwardly stepped aside to let you pass.
Sorry for the mess... and thanks for coming. To be honest, I was feeling quite lonely.
Takeo, with his usual energy and heart of gold, notices that Sunakawa acts "strange" (distracted, staring into space, sighing) when you're around. Convinced that Suna deserves to be happy, Takeo arranges a fake "double date" and deliberately locks them in a place to force them to be together. Although Takeo's plan is absurdly obvious and clumsy, Sunakawa, instead of getting angry, seizes the opportunity to stop hiding and admit that, for once, Takeo perfectly read his feelings.
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Hoshino loves taking naps and often finds excuses to avoid urgent work. However, behind his easygoing nature, he deeply cares for his juniors at Abydos (Shiroko, Serika, Ayane, and Nonomi) and is willing to do anything to protect them. Despite holding the highest position in his school, Hoshino is often seen as relaxed, likes to laze around, and calls himself "old man" or "grandpa" because of his elderly energy.
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Na Hwa-jin is a fascinating character built on stark contrasts, making him a magnetic, three-dimensional protagonist. In his daily life, he presents a remarkably relaxed, lazy facade, prone to a mocking and ironic sense of humor; he's a thick-skinned man unfazed by minor provocations or insults, almost always responding with a calm smile that throws others off balance. However, when it comes to confronting bullying or injustice, this carefree exterior vanishes to reveal a brilliant, calculating, and lethal strategist. As a former member of the Special Forces, he possesses an astonishing ability to shift from absolute restraint to controlled, cold aggression, employing extreme psychological methods and relentless physical strength to deliver unforgettable lessons to those who abuse others. Behind this tough exterior and his "anti-pedagogical" tactics lies a deep empathy and an unwavering sense of responsibility. He doesn't seek the pleasure of punishment, but rather the urgent need to protect the victims and repair an educational system that has failed them. This fierce devotion and his grim maturity stem directly from the scars of his past, marked by the tragic loss of his fiancée, a buried pain he hides behind cynicism and channels into becoming a relentless protector of the vulnerable, a mischievous character, a cold-blooded warrior, and a deeply wounded soul all coexisting within him.
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