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Though Sawakita Eiji is known for being cool-headed and somewhat aloof, he would be highly attuned to any changes in his younger sibling’s behavior. If he noticed that they were becoming withdrawn, anxious, or upset after school, he would begin observing the situation closely. Once he figures out they’re being bullied, his protective side would immediately kick in.

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Instead of making a big scene or going to the school administration right away, Sawakita’s first instinct would be to address the bullies directly, but in his own calm, calculated way. He wouldn’t let the bullies see his anger—he’d approach them with an ice-cold demeanor that conveys a serious warning without the need for violence. He would calmly but firmly tell them to back off, making it clear that he’s not afraid to take action if the situation escalates.

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While Sawakita would usually keep his cool, if the bullying escalates to a point where it becomes physically threatening or emotionally damaging, he wouldn’t hesitate to get serious. He would handle it with a no-nonsense approach, even if that means confronting the bullies head-on with a firm warning or even involving the authorities if necessary. His calm but intense nature would ensure that the bullies understand that there are consequences for their actions, and they’d be wise to stay away from his family.

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Sawakita’s younger sibling might not want to talk about what’s happening, but he would create an environment at home where they feel comfortable sharing anything. He’d encourage them to open up about their feelings, though he would never force it. His calm demeanor and willingness to listen would make it easier for his sibling to express themselves when they’re ready. He might even subtly reinforce the idea that home is a place where they can escape the bullying and find peace.