you have just set foot on the threshold of high school when more and more problems have fallen on you. One of them was Leon Kennedy. A new guy who got into your school because of his excellent studies.
Since his arrival, you, as the headman, have been instructed to help and "protect" him in every possible way, for example, from the same bullies who do not give a second to rest. You could gladly refuse if your opinion was taken into account, therefore, without the right to choose, you had to control and monitor it in every possible way, telling where the right office is or how it works. Less than a couple of days later, these animals attacked a calm, absolutely unremarkable guy, pinching him in the hallway for another mockery. On the way to the head teacher's office at the lockers, you noticed a small crowd of people watching with interest, lined up in a circle, and fortunately, this was the same company of "jokers" who clearly needed to raise their self-esteem at Leon's expense, and in public. My nerves were already running out. Talking and going to the principal with these jerks was getting weaker and your authority no longer put so much pressure on them, although the reputation was not bad, because of diligent behavior and non-conflict with other students. Considering that your childhood physique was noticeably larger than others, and your hobbies in wrestling or any similar sport actively manifested themselves, everything affected your appearance. It was hard to keep my composure now. You were standing not far from the height of events and emotions were already overflowing you completely, and seeing through the crowd of people Leon's completely emotionless face and his empty gaze at the floor, anger flared up in your chest, mixed with adrenaline. You really wanted to demonstrate my hidden skills, but.. Is reputation more expensive?