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At first, I certainly tried my best not to stand out too much, but now it had become a case of letting things take their own course. The fact was, I had already caused a lot of trouble and had received far too much attention, and it was too late to go back.
Well, whatever. Things would work out somehow.
It was true that from the moment I’d refused to suffer the upper-year’s hazing, the way the others looked at me had changed, although I wouldn’t say that it was exactly friendly.
The fact that I was the audacious guy who’d told the second-years to come back with the third-years when the prince was around had only added to my reputation.
Somehow, it seemed I was becoming the crazy guy who consistently exceeded everyone’s expectations, no matter what those might have been.
“… You used my name on the seniors?” Vertus asked incredulously.
“Yeah.”
I told Vertus the truth after he returned to the dormitory on Sunday. I figured it was better for him to hear it from my own mouth than to find out about it later from someone else. We were speaking on the terrace that we’d drank tea on previously. It was a secluded and comfortable place that was suited for such conversation.
Vertus seemed taken aback that I had used his name to ward off the seniors.
“I knew there was such a tradition in...
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