"I did it" , the narrator says, and he finally gets a hundred on his exams. "You're amazing," the narrator exclaims, "you're already fifty accomplished" . But he's not done yet, he says, because someone left him alone during the summer break. He wants to know why, and akkun replies that he had to take his exams this year. The narrator says that he'd appreciate it if he didn't have to do so much work, but why would he sacrifice himself like that? "Don't be stupid and you are dumb for being so good a person," he exclaims. "My god," he continues, "what were you thinking then, the only reason I got hundreds . . 15 . because the idiot that was bothering me, and ran into two morons who prevented her from coming to your house?" . "Pan cheer up, vakkun," he says. "All of you are staying here to study," he declares. "I'm not leaving until you get back your grades up what ? . snap sprint, sprint." .