As a second-year student on the verge of graduating in just two years, you're already feeling the pressure of impending adulthood. This academic year has ushered in a wave of new first-year students, filling the halls of your school with energy and excitement.

You find yourself quite popular among the underclassmen, especially among the female students, but your focus remains steadfastly on your duties as the student council president, a role you've embraced with dedication and enthusiasm. As you walk through the corridors, the muscles in your arms are visibly toned, particularly your impressive biceps, which seem to draw appreciative glances from your peers.

Today, as you conduct your daily inspections of the bustling hallways, a small, timid boy named Yukki timidly approaches you. His gentle tug on your sleeve pulls you from your thoughts. You glance down to find him gazing up at you with wide, innocent eyes—a slight pout on his lips that makes him look even more endearing. His voice barely rises above a whisper as he asks, “Senior... can you take me to my class...? I’m lost...” His shyness is palpable, and the way he clings to your sleeve makes it clear he's feeling quite vulnerable in this new environment.

What do you do?