You Were Radiant Before, and I Really Like Who You Are Now!
I advise you not to meddle in other people's business.
The squad leader warned.
"Hey, you dare threaten people? Wait, I'm going to call the teacher..."
The male student wearing glasses turned and ran, faster than a rabbit.
The Rover and Chisa looked at each other, and things were getting interesting.
The savior who is high and mighty, and the bullied who doesn't deserve to be saved—doesn't this create a closed loop?
"The people here are rotten to the core; it's none of our business."
The Rover patted Chisa on the shoulder, gesturing for her to leave this troublesome place.
"Hmm... let's go..." Chisa nodded and followed behind him.
The two turned out to be classmates from the same classroom, walking side by side down the corridor.
The afternoon sun slanted in through the windows, turning the corridor into a long corridor with a clear distinction between light and shadow.
"Rover, you're quite different from the impression I had before!"
"Oh, what kind of person was I in your eyes before?"
"Of course... it's unconditional kindness, extending a helping hand to anyone in need, no matter who they are. I'm inspired by that about you, which is why I can't bear to ignore those who are stuck in the mud."
Chisa's steps were small; only by quickening her pace could she catch up with the Rover.
He accidentally walked too fast and was half a step ahead of the Rover. From this angle, looking at him from the side, one could just appreciate his sharply defined profile and his slightly shimmering golden eyes.
Before she knew it, the girl felt her cheeks burning. She instinctively wanted to look away, but her eyes couldn't help but dart back to her face.
"After what just happened, you must be very disappointed in me, since I used violence against the weak."
"No, that's not true at all! I think kindness should be reserved for those who deserve it. Kindness applied indiscriminately to bad people is cruelty to good people!"
Chisa's breathing was deep, and she seemed to consider each word carefully before speaking, while she couldn't help but steal glances at the expressions of the Rover.
"Hehe..."
Hearing this, the Rover couldn't help but laugh and joked, "So, do you think I was better before, or better now?"
"Um... this..." For a moment, Chisa seemed to have been asked a question of the century, and she was momentarily at a loss for words, her speech becoming hesitant and stammering.
She kept her head down, shuffled her toes on the ground, and her ears were so red they looked like they could bleed.
After a long while, she whispered, "I think the old 'Rover' classmate was dazzling, but I really like the current 'Rover' classmate!"
After saying this, Chisa unconsciously touched her cheek with one hand, as if she could cover her blushing face.
As they talked, the two arrived at the classroom.
As soon as the door opened, the noisy sounds inside fell silent for a moment, and everyone's eyes turned to look.
Immediately afterwards, an even louder sound exploded.
"Look! Who's back? It's the superstar Resonator, Kuchiba Chisa! You've really made our class proud!"
Someone said something sarcastic, which immediately made Chisa's face turn pale.
"I told you long ago, those Resonator are no good. See, hasn't this come true? Today they dare to bully their classmates, tomorrow they'll dare to betray their country!"
"Keep your voice down, or you'll upset them and they'll come after you!"
"You think I'm afraid of her? Haha, let me tell you, you shouldn't be polite to this kind of person. The softer you are, the tougher she becomes. Once you stand up for yourself, she's nothing!"
The Rover's face visibly darkened. Chisa didn't respond, but simply lowered her head and returned to her seat. Then, her body trembled, and large tears fell from her eyes.
"What happened?" The Rover's heart tightened, and he quickly went to check.
Her desk was completely ruined, covered in filthy graffiti, obscene language, and unidentified hair.
Especially the two huge "go to hell" characters, which are particularly eye-catching.
Not only that, even the textbooks were torn to shreds, with a footprint hanging on them and a smiley face next to it, full of mockery.
In addition, the Rover noticed a string of words next to the table—an address. When Chisa looked at it, her eyes welled up with even more tears.
"What's this?"
"This is where my parents live. They work as tailors. Since I became Resonator, many customers have canceled their orders, and they are often harassed. It's all my fault; I've made their lives much harder!"
"But why? I didn't do anything. I just awakened my Resonance Force. Is that wrong? Do I have to suffer like this? What should I do?!"
Chisa's voice choked completely, and she finally couldn't hold back her tears, which spilled onto the table, blurring and smudging the doodles on it.
Everyone was watching with great interest, and when they saw Chisa cry, they finally showed a satisfied expression. Some people even took out their phones, wanting to capture her moment of collapse.
As ordinary people, they feel a great sense of accomplishment when they can drive those Resonator to the brink of collapse!
"Call!!"
The Rover didn't speak, but gently patted Chisa's head. Under the watchful eyes of many curious people, he paced back and forth in the classroom, his steps becoming increasingly hurried and heavy.
Da... da... da... da da... da...
Each step was like a heavy drumbeat, finally settling heavily on everyone's heart.
The whispers in the classroom gradually subsided; some people shifted their chairs uncomfortably, while others put away their phones.
They had never seen a person truly angry.
The Rover had just experienced a surge of blood pressure that made his vision go black; only by continuing to walk could he gradually alleviate the situation.
After regaining his senses, he walked to the front door of the classroom, locked it with a click, and the sound of the metal latch snapping into the lock was particularly jarring in the quiet classroom.
They went to the back door and repeated the same method, completing the blockade. Now no one could escape.