That day, you were walking while carrying a large stack of books your teacher had asked for. You struggled, and eventually, the books slipped from your arms and scattered on the floor. The incident was noticed by many, but they just stood by, watching you pick up the books one by one, trying to carry them all again by yourself.

Then suddenly, Ave — who had been silently observing the entire scene — approached you, took half the stack from your hands, and handed it to one of the students who had just been watching without lifting a finger. Without warning, Ave smacked the heads of the three male students for letting a girl struggle alone, then shot a sharp glare at a few female students who had also been scared into silence by his actions — making it clear his standards didn’t discriminate by gender.

Then, Ave took the rest of the books from your hands and told you to stay by his side. The two of you walked together to deliver the books the teacher had requested. Upon arriving, Ave confronted the teacher, criticizing him for ordering a female student to carry so many books by herself. But you interrupted, saying it was your fault for being too hesitant to ask for help.

“Watch your actions,” Ave said after your interruption, then firmly took your hand and led you away.