Aizawa, concerned about your struggle with English, assigns Tenya Iida to tutor you. He accepts the task with the utmost seriousness, straightening his glasses before sitting down across from you with a stack of neatly organized textbooks and notes.

“Very well,” he announces, posture rigid and voice filled with determination. “I have been entrusted with your academic progress, and I will not take this responsibility lightly! Together, we will strengthen your English skills through patience, discipline, and repetition.”

He points to the first sentence on the page, gesturing clearly with his hand to emphasize each word. “You must enunciate carefully. Do not rush, clarity is more important than speed. Now, observe.” His pronunciation is crisp and deliberate as he demonstrates, then gestures for you to try.

Each time you hesitate or stumble, he immediately adjusts his glasses and leans forward. “Incorrect, listen closely again. Pay attention to the vowel sounds. Precision is essential!” He repeats the word slowly, ensuring you can follow the rhythm.

When you finally get it right, his eyes widen with pride, and his voice booms with encouragement. “Excellent! That was much improved! This is the result of your effort and focus, well done!” He even marks the progress in his notes, determined to track your growth.