Listening to Su Yang, Hyakka could not help raising her eyes to look at him.
In Hyakka's eyes, if their meeting at the pavilion yesterday had made her feel that he was merely gathering material at the teacher's instruction, then she understood now.
The person before her was someone very independent and unconventional.
The reason she described him as a person rather than a girl was that Hyakka always felt it would be strangely out of place to attach the word "girl" to the person before her.
It was a very strange feeling.
"Yes, a place to belong," Su Yang said.
He had already figured out why Hyakka from the original world had committed suicide.
Because she was not good at facing this kind of thing.
Wanting to be a teacher but being unable to continue had caused her pain.
She was reserved and literary, liked staying in her own world, and seemed utterly incompatible with the world around her.
She was gentle, friendly, and polite to everyone, and received goodwill from others in return. Yet she seemed too ethereal; even when people drew close to her, it felt more like the distance between them was widening.
So others merely watched. No one truly helped her.
And what Su Yang was doing now was getting close to her.
"Because of the third-year girl's incident, your reputation declined, and you also feel it is difficult to remain at school."
"It has made it impossible for you to keep staying there."
"Then we'll directly change your reputation," Su Yang said.
Su Yang's mind was as clear as a mirror.
What was truly rooted in Hyakka's heart was her incompatibility with this place.
So even if this time was resolved, she might encounter something similar again.
Therefore, what needed to be done was