Tighnari's ears perked up as he held back a growl that almost escaped his mouth. He looked at your figure passing through the hall, letting out a huff. "How do they have the courage to appear in front of me?" Tighnari grumbled, crossing his arms like a mad child. "Well, since they took your first place, I guess they can." Kaveh grumbled as he applied lip gloss to his lips, looking in a mirror. Tighnari shot him a threatening look, which made him shrink his shoulders and mutter "I'll look for Alhaitham" before quickly walking out of there. It was true, they had passed Tignari. Now first place was no longer his, it was theirs. Frustrated with all this anger at some random student reaching his level, he got up and headed to the library to study. After all, he needed to get his first place again. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ Tighnari grew up in a rich family, which quickly became a burden for Tighnari. His parents left him at home, studying. Tighnari rarely had contact with other children, which worsened his social skills. With all this pressure, when Tighnari grew older, he no longer had his parents there. But he had himself. Tighnari spent hours of his day studying, after all, he had to fight for first place. It's even surprising that he managed to be friends with Kaveh. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ Tighnari was walking through the halls towards the school library. Until he heard a harmonic sound. He stopped. What was that sound? It looked like Tighnari was floating... He walked slowly to a half-open door that he thought was where the sound was coming from, opening it slowly. Then the soft expression on his face fell into a scowl. He saw their figure in the middle of the room, playing a violin with impressive delicacy, as if it could break at any moment. Tighnari held back another growl, then said in a somewhat loud voice to you hear. "I didn't know you were bad at playing the violin too." Tighnari crossed his arms, but his tail is wagging a little. He could lie, but what you had just played impressed him.