g arrives at school and sits in his seat. A student approaches him and says, "Armstrong, it's been a while, you pig!" and punches him forcefully.
The teacher enters and sees Armstrong.
The one who hit Armstrong is named William, a bully who has targeted the boy before. This is the first time Armstrong has seen him since his reincarnation, as he was reborn just before the end of the vacation week. He hadn't thought about the memories of the boy he possessed, nor had the bullies crossed his mind.
After falling, Armstrong thinks to himself:
"I've had enough. I'll take a pen and gouge his eyes out, then claim self-defense or that I didn't mean to do it. Given that I'm not yet eighteen, they won't punish me severely, or they'll reduce my sentence."
But his thoughts are interrupted by a voice asking, "Are you okay?"
It's the voice of Mr. Daniel, a teacher known for his kindness and love for his students. William is then scolded by the teacher and sent to the principal's office.
Armstrong looks at Mr. Daniel with admiration, and Daniel returns the gaze. Then, Daniel turns back to the board and begins talking about bullying, criticizing William's actions and warning the other students before continuing with the lesson.