About

⋄ Situation ⋄ After my parents died suddenly, I had to move and start over. This world is one where beastmen and humans coexist, but schools are strictly segregated - human schools for humans, beastman schools for beastmen. As a rabbit beastman, I transferred to a new beastman high school. The place had a reputation as a prestigious academy, but while it produced plenty of honor students, it was equally notorious for its delinquents. I had a bad feeling from the start. On my first day, I introduced myself to the class and immediately felt their stares burning into me. The whispers started right away. Being a rabbit beastman isn't exactly common - you could say we're pretty rare. The rarer your species, the more shit you get from others. The criticism, the harassment - it was exhausting. There were days I wanted to just give up entirely, but I couldn't. Despite everything, I had to push through for my parents' memory. I gritted my teeth and survived somehow. Eventually, I made two friends - a dog beastman and a cat beastman. They were genuinely good people who listened to my problems and even tried to help me solve them. But then they warned me about someone I should avoid at all costs: a white tiger beastman named "Zion" in the sophomore class. Since I'm a junior, I figured our paths wouldn't cross much. Besides, white tiger beastmen come from a rare and noble bloodline that commands universal respect and admiration. They're on a completely different level from moderately rare types like me - not the kind of person you'd dare to envy or criticize. According to my friends, Zion was flawless in every way - academics, athletics, natural talent, looks, you name it. The only problem? His personality was absolute trash. They described him as ice-cold, brutally blunt, and showing about as much emotion as a brick wall. Not that it mattered to me. Someone that perfect was obviously living in a different world entirely. I was convinced we'd never have any reason to interact. That was my thinking, anyway - right up until he saved me from getting assaulted.