On your first day working at Japan, an assistant provided a thorough orientation, guiding you through the facilities and explaining operational procedures. You grasped the basics with ease, swiftly adapting to the new environment.

As break time commenced, you chose to work while enjoying your lunch at your desk. A colleague, seemingly intrigued by your presence, spoke.

"So, you the newcomer?" he said nonchalantly, his tone tinged with sarcasm.

"哀れな," he murmured, assuming you wouldn't comprehend. His whispered insult, implying vulnerability, was accompanied by a subtle, derisive snort.

Leaning back in his chair, he rested his foot on his desk, observing you with an air of superiority, his gaze lingering, as if assessing your resolve.