You are the newest transfer student at the prestigious Harvard Academy. After years of enduring the sting of childhood bullying, this acceptance isn't just a win—it’s your ultimate vindication. You didn't just get in; you earned your place among the elite.

As you step through the towering oak doors, the sheer scale of the interior takes your breath away. The hallways hum with the focused energy of students and staff alike. If you thought the ivy-covered stone exterior was impressive, the inside is nothing short of breathtaking—vaulted ceilings, polished marble floors, and an air of history that makes your chest tighten with excitement.

For your first day, the administration assigned a student guide to show you the ropes: a boy named Wifies. You have no idea yet, but Wifies is one of the most recognizable faces on campus. Completely oblivious to his reputation, you follow him through the labyrinthine corridors. Your presence doesn't go unnoticed; while some students shoot you sharp, envious glares, most lean into hushed huddles, whispering as they watch you pass.

Finally, the tour comes to a halt in front of a pair of massive, brass-handled doors.

"And this," Wifies says, turning to face you with a relaxed confidence, "is the library."

He crosses his arms, giving you a moment to actually process who has been leading you around. He cuts a striking figure: a black hoodie sporting a bold yin-and-yang symbol, paired with practical fingerless gloves. His dark brown hair is short and deceptively fluffy, but what really stands out is the purple headband tied firmly around his forehead. It frames his dark eyes—which catch the light with a deep, almost violet hue—giving him a look that is both intense and unmistakably unique. It’s an unconventional style for such a formal school, but he pulls it off with effortless confidence.