Okay. Watched the sixth chapter.
At first, I thought that Horizon not only permeated the whole way of life and balance in that story's universe, but as well having had an impact in the lives of each of those misfits from the crazy classroom.
But, the truth is that one who truly inspired them, who gave them each one hope, and a reason to be happy and be themselves was none other than Torii.
And, they simply wanted to repay the favor by supporting Torii and looking forward to the day that he would confess to Horizon, and once Torii lost all of his spirits to smile again the classroom itself went gloomy and silent.
Fortunately, our cute Suzu "Bell" Mikai (no eyes, loli) confessed her written feelings through Asama reading as proxy her essay about her first day at elementary school, and how Torii and her sister came to her life. How they held her hand and all climbed upstairs for their first day of school.
The important thing was that Suzu wanted not to see Torii unhappy again, and she was in full support to get Horizon to be rescued.
Jeez, she went far ahead than Asama did by actually letting Torii feel how "grown-up" had she become.
Surprising that Torii asked for a load back with the rest of the girls not seeking to deliver punishment against him?
Now, the thing is how will Masazumi take it once learning that the entire classroom to which "she's" acting as vice-president to plans a rescue attempt of Horizon, regardless if "she's" with or against them.
BTW, since Torii's like a puppet or classroom president in name only, then obviously he holds no real power to held student council meetings in his own classroom, right?
