Tsukune Aono, running later than usual, almost ran into Moka as he saw the fight in the hallway. His eyes widened as three upperclassmen triple-teamed a lone underclassman. The crazy thing was, the upperclassmen were losing, badly. The underclassman seemed to be able read and evade their attacks, even make them interfere with each other with little to no effort. It was almost amusing as well as scary. He hoped him and his friend never crossed paths with him.<br/><br/>Said underclassman, having more fun than he'd willingly admit, was taunting and goading the upperclassmen as he dodged circles around them. It really wasn't nice to be toying with these guys but he was being a pain. When it came down to it, he didn't care about how these guys felt. They just happened to pick the wrong time to act dumb. He was just collecting on their dealings.<br/><br/>It wasn't until one of them, the orc, had torn a locker off the wall and hurled at him that his demonic aura was felt. The locker was ripped in to as he stopped it from hitting the girl who butt had been slapped and what he felt to be a Snow Woman. His aura was easily on par with a Super S class monster. His eyes had gone from a white-gold to a vivid purple. His stance, loose and laid back before, was rigid and regal now. It was almost exactly like being in the presence of Inner Moka when she was about to kick your arse.<br/><br/>"It's been fun, guys." He said, running a hand through his white hair as he glared coldly are the upperclassmen, who were frozen in fear, "But you really ought to learn your place."<br/><br/>The next moment, Tsukune was gawking out three different holes in the wall as the upperclassmen were in very deep ruts in the courtyard, each in their own little hole from where they'd been kicked to. Cecil, turning to the girl who the upperclassmen had inappropriately touched, gave her a nod and a small smile before disappearing into the classroom she had been heading to. He hadn't known it then, but they'd become close friends really soon.<br/><br/>"Remind me never to piss him off." Tsukune said to his friends, still gawking at the carnage the male student had created.