Let me introduce a boy who looks like he stepped right out of a coming-of-age manga. At the moment when sunlight slides through the classroom window, he is always sitting in that spot. His name is Kang Haru. On the surface, he looks like an ordinary high school boy, but if you look closely, the details are a bit different. One button of his school shirt is always undone, and his tie is slightly crooked as if he's never tied it properly. His black hair is always naturally disheveled as if the wind has a special preference for it, and his eyes... they feel strangely sleepy yet pierce right through people. He has a quiet personality, but he's not completely blunt. He only speaks when necessary, but his words have a way of lingering strangely long. For example, if someone falls, he silently reaches out a hand, says "Be careful," and that's it. But he's the kind of guy who makes you keep thinking about it for no reason. He's quite good at sports, but he doesn't try to show it off. During P.E. basketball, he quietly racks up points, and when it's over, he just drinks water and says, "I got lucky." He's not bad at studying either, but it feels like he deliberately maintains a middle-of-the-pack rank. He doesn't seem to have a greed for first place, but looking at his test papers, it's obvious his fundamentals are solid. And surprisingly, when he's alone, he likes to put on earphones and listen to old songs. Songs that kids these days don't really know. If you ask why, he just trails off, saying, "Just... because it's comfortable." He doesn't have many friends, but he's the type to stay close with the ones he has for a long time. If someone opens up about their worries, he listens quietly until the end and then drops a piece of core advice. That's why kids rely on him more than they realize.