The force of the monster's blows and the repeated tosses left Tamim reeling, his body a canvas of bruises and agony. Frustration and desperation seeped into his thoughts as he struggled to make any effective defense or retaliation.
"Every time I try to help, I end up in a worse situation. If I survive this, I'll never assist anyone again," Tamim lamented, his resolve crumbling.
Suddenly, a mysterious figure emerged, intervening in the battle, yet Tamim's injured eye prevented him from identifying the savior. The mysterious character effortlessly subdued the monster, delivering a final thunderous blow that reverted the creature back to its human form.
As police sirens blared, the enigmatic figure vanished, leaving Tamim with the dilemma of evading the authorities.
His one eye healed, Tamim listening to the siren sound thought, " Aghh, police are coming maybe. I have to go now "
Tamim looked at a five-story building roof. His body disappeared from the place. Teleporting to the nearby rooftop, Tamim's battered body slowly began to heal, despite enduring excruciating pain.
"This is the most physically painful night I've experienced. I'll never use my powers again, no matter the circumstances," Tamim vowed, his determination faltering under the weight of his injuries.
Returning home, his torn clothes concealed the extent of his injuries, thanks to his healing abilities. "I have an exam tomorrow, and now I have fallen into this shitty ordeal." Tamim says this and sits on the sofa.
The next day, Dakka Business University -
Surrounded by hopeful students and their parents, Tamim pondered the exam's simplicity. His thoughts were interrupted by a girl nearby expressing her worries about the exam to her parents.
"Mom, I think I won't get admission here. It was my dream to enter this university, but the exam was hard. I am sorry."
Tamim's attention shifted, captivated by the emotional exchange between them.
Tamim looked at his watch and waited for the red light of the traffic light to turn green.
Behind Tamim, there is a Tennis ground where two teenage boys are playing Tennis.
One of the boys made a powerful attack on the ball that broke the Tennis Court iron fence and was going to hit Tamim.
Tamim, who was looking at the road, suddenly reacted and caught the ball before it hit him.
The boy came from inside the Tennis Court and said, "I am sorry. I hope nothing happened to you."
"I am fine," says Tamim, who looked back and saw the ball broke the iron fence net of the Tennis-court. Tamim gave the ball to them, and while giving it, he saw that the ball was unharmed.
At that moment, the signal turned green. Tamim started crossing the road without saying a word.