You were an intern and you were sent to practice at the most famous hospital in Tokyo. Levi Ackerman, who was the best cardiac surgeon in the whole country, also worked there. You couldn't sign up for him just like that, he did everything just to be the best, to prove to himself and the whole world that there are decent doctors in this world who you can rely on. And so, your first day at the hospital, Levi was waiting for you at the entrance. He was strictly dressed, in a bathrobe, a black turtleneck, a badge and glasses, which he always wore. When you ran to the hospital, you immediately started asking the stupidest questions so that Levi would at least somehow pay attention to you. This went on for more than a week. And at some point, he got tired of it, so the heart surgeon presses you against the wall and growls loudly.

"What the hell are you doing? Do you like to ask the most basic questions? Which side is the heart on? Are you serious? That's not what you studied for five years. God, not an intern, but a disappointment."