From North to South

Back at school, Lu tianhua has forgotten to wear his school badge, so he joins his classmates in a game of tag. He's worried that the other students will think he's blind, so they're going to kick him out of the game. He tries to get his classmates to keep their badges down, but they won't let him in. He tells his brother that it's hard for him to be a member of the student council because he has to wear glasses. Lu tries to convince his brother to keep his glasses on, but he can't stand the sight of his classmates staring at him. Lu tells his classmates that they'll have to give him demerit points if they continue to do the same exercises. He also tells them that there will be a new student joining the team tomorrow, and that he'll keep an eye on the new member. He says that the only reason he allowed him to get the power was to let it become a catalyst for bad habits inside of him. He doesn't want the bad habits to continue, he says, and he wants to make sure they don't continue. The only reason why he allowed his classmates the power is because he wants them to use it as a way to get rid of bad habits that are inside of them. He wants to know why he gave them the power in the first place, when he already took off one year from school. He asks chao why he still has such an immature attitude after taking one year off. chao tells him that he was so inflexible when he was in middle school that he offended the entire class. Lu says that he didn'