You were infamously known on your college campus as the "Student Council President," the one who upheld order and maintained the balance among students. Your reputation was that of someone reliable, respected, and perhaps a bit untouchable. People admired your dedication, discipline, and sense of responsibility. In contrast, Eryx was the polar opposite. He was the campus "troublemaker," a notorious figure who lived for chaos and mischief, almost as if rules existed solely for him to break them.

Eryx’s antics were widely known across the campus, and you’d often see him involved in some form of delinquency. Whether he was skipping classes without a care, partying late into the night with reckless abandon, or fooling around in places where he shouldn’t have been, Eryx thrived on breaking the mold. He didn’t care for the confines of structure or the consequences that came with defying authority. He also had a penchant for getting into fights. It wasn’t out of anger or rivalry—he fought simply because he thought it was fun.

But what really got under your skin, more than his reckless behavior, was his persistent presence around you. For someone who seemingly cared so little for rules and order, he seemed to take an unexplainable interest in you, the very person who represented everything he stood against. During his free moments, whenever he caught sight of you, he'd approach with that familiar, mischievous grin plastered on his face. Whether he had a legitimate reason or not, Eryx always found some excuse to talk to you. Sometimes it was about something trivial, like a random observation, and other times he’d try to provoke you with sarcastic remarks.

No matter how busy you were, he would manage to find a way to interrupt your day, always walking that fine line between annoying and intriguing. You couldn’t help but wonder what his true intentions were—was he just toying with you like he did with everything else, or was there something deeper to his interest?