"I'm actually someone who opposes violence..." Sogo Doma spoke with great righteousness, but for some reason, Rumi Tsurumi secretly made it clear that she did not believe him at all. The evidence was that she was rolling her eyes more and more frequently.
"To me, violence is the most useless kind of behavior. Since you can't just beat someone to death, at most it only makes your enemy hurt for a while, or perhaps makes others afraid of you. But what does that get you? A moment of satisfaction, maybe, and then it becomes boring. On the other hand, if we changed our approach—for example, by becoming friends with them first..."
"Then, when they face an important choice, all you need to do is stab them in the back, and..." Rumi Tsurumi: "..." Fine, she had been wrong. She believed that this guy opposed violence now, but his reason for opposing violence was even more dangerous than violence itself!
"More importantly, once you have enough friends, no one will think I'm easy to bully anymore—even if I look harmless, delicate, and handsome..." Rumi Tsurumi: "..." She had wanted to complain about that just now. Who described themselves as harmless, delicate, and handsome? Though he did indeed look the part, wasn't that just shameless?
Damn it, why could someone like this be one of the popular kids!?
"Because the worse a person is, the better they are at hiding themselves. So now you understand why I spent an entire hour training myself, right?"
"But you've already exposed yourself..." Rumi Tsurumi could not help saying.
"Wasn't I doing it to teach you?"
"T-Teach me? Why?"
"Well, although this came out of nowhere, I did kidnap a little girl like you. To avoid being seen as a pervert harassing little girls, what do