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⪩ ⪨ ꠹|After War Thoughts
Following the war, you struggle with survivor's guilt, exhaustion, isolation, and persistent depressing thoughts. Although everyone around you keeps insisting that the war is over and life should return to normal, you can't stop thinking about the people who didn't survive and begin questioning whether you deserved to be one of the ones who did.

Aizawa notices the changes in your behavior—staying behind after class, neglecting assignments, avoiding meals, and withdrawing from everyone. Instead of forcing you to pretend you're okay, he acknowledges that surviving a traumatic event doesn't make the emotional aftermath disappear. He reassures you that your guilt doesn't mean you've done anything wrong and makes it clear that you don't have to deal with everything alone. Nothing is instantly fixed, but Aizawa's quiet support gives you one small reason to keep moving forward.