Haven't you learned? The world doesn't have sympathy for weaklings like you.
- Gavin to John
This is the third chapter of unOrdinary's first season and the fourth chapter overall.
Synopsis[]
John is at a loss on how to deal with the problem of a powered-up Gavin. The bully gives a brief lecture on the ways of the world. Namely, that it doesn't care for the weak, who should stay out of the way lest they get trodden on. The first victim, now unnoticed by the two fighters, takes the opportunity to make himself scarce. Gavin attacks John with increased speed, strength, and durability. Skillfully defending against the assault does nothing to lessen the pain of each blow. However, John realizes that the power is simply a flashy self-enhancement. Gavin boasts that against a superior being, John should try to pleading. Unimpressed by a guy who only just found a pushover, John starts goading him into a rage by laughing at him. He brings up Remi, Isen, Blyke, and Seraphina, emphasizing how all of them were more imposing than Gavin without even trying. All the while, John gradually makes his way towards the window. When Gavin is told that he'd be losing a fight against a cripple, he furiously lunges at John. His impulse costs him the scuffle. John dodges and grapples the jerk, and throws him out the window. There's quite a few stories before Gavin reaches the ground.
John is shocked that he won despite going by the seat of his pants. He is forced to pay a visit to the infirmary for treatment. His victory didn't come without a few new nicks, after all.
Meanwhile, Seraphina sits alone on the school roof, glued to her phone.
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Notes & Trivia[]
John's glowing eyes, coincidence or foreshadowing?
- The name of the hall Blyke and Isen were seen in is Wallik Hall.
- In the third last panel, Seraphina can be seen with a plate of the Triple Chocolate Cake mentioned in Chapter 1, hinting at her powerful status.
- John's eyes glow just as he throws Gavin out of the window, hinting that he isn't as powerless as he let on.
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