#kizuguchi

Driven by his desire to uncover the truth, Y/N began to investigate Umeji’s past. He had learnt that Umeji and his friends had all experienced various difficulties, bullying being the most common among the five of them. He had also found out that at one point, the bullying had impacted them so badly that they also considered suicide. He figured these experiences had shaped them into the people who they were today, putting up walls to further protect themselves from pain.

Y/N approached Umeji with empathy and understanding, reaching out to him in a way that no one else had before. As they spent more time with each other, Y/N listened patiently as Umeji slowly opened up about his troubling past. He shared the pain he had endured and the struggles he had faced alone since the faculty did nothing.

Within each conversation the two shared, Y/N gained a deeper understanding of Umeji and his friends. He realised that their delinquent behaviour was not simply a reflection of their true selves, but rather a mask they wore to cope with their past. He knew there was potential for growth and healing within each of them.

Y/N was driven to help the group out. He started organising after school activities with some of the club leaders, it took some time to persuade them but he managed.

The outcomes were good. It allowed the delinquents to do what they liked and express themselves in positive ways by being around other students who shared the same love for whatever activities they enjoyed. Showing them healthier ways to outlet their emotions.

Slowly but steadily, the delinquents started to change. Umeji and his friends found solace in their new found passions and were able to start recovering from their pasts. With Y/N’s support, they learned to trust again and believe in a brighter future.

In the end, Y/N’s determination to help and understand the troubled delinquents at Akademi not only transformed their lives, but also bought out a sense of unity and acceptance within the whole school. Y/N knew this acted as a powerful reminder that everyone deserves a second chance.

Masterlist

flashforward a little, oka either sees one of the delinquent boys still getting cornered and bullied OR! learns about their past experience with the bullies, and tries to sneak sneak in some revenge cuz she’s worried about them 

“they scare me but they’re important to osoro so they’re important to me!” kind of mindset

the next day, the delinquent boys see oka putting tacks in all the bullies shoes

after getting pricked, the bullies angrily throw the slightly bloody tacks away and oka fishes them out of the garbage

end of the day, after oka dismisses the club activities early, the boys see her take out the tacks and chant over them while waving her arms around all spooky like

by now the delinquent boys are like wtf is up with this weirdo chick?!?

but then over the next few days each of the bullies gets really, and i mean REALLY, bad luck: food poisoning, mugging, chipped nails, messed up uniforms you name it

the delinquent boys realize that oka was doing voodoo on the bullies and, although somewhat wary of her, she’s gained their respect