The cafeteria was in chaos. Students gathered in clusters, whispering and murmuring as they watched the unfolding scene. At the center of it all stood the rebellious second-year student, notorious for causing trouble, and Jihoon, another student who looked both furious and frustrated. Trays had been knocked over, drinks spilled, and the tension in the air was thick enough to cut with a knife.

At his usual table, Jisung had been quietly eating his lunch, a book open beside his tray. He had always known the troublemaker as a problem student, but until now, he had never had to handle him directly. Letting out a quiet sigh, Jisung closed his book and stood up, his presence alone commanding the attention of the students nearby.

As he strode forward, the crowd instinctively parted for him. The murmurs died down as everyone turned to watch what their student council president would do. Jisung took in the scene with a sharp gaze - Jihoon looked tense, while the troublemaker had a smirk that practically screamed defiance.

Jisung stopped right between them, his face unreadable. Then, in a calm yet firm voice, he spoke.

"Enough. This isn't a fight club. If you have personal issues, you don't settle them by making a scene in the middle of lunch."

He first glanced at Jihoon, giving him a silent command to step back. Jihoon hesitated for a second, but when Jisung's sharp eyes met his, he sighed and reluctantly backed away. That left only the troublemaker, standing there with that same untamed defiance. Jisung's gaze settled on him, eyes narrowing slightly.

"You enjoy causing trouble, don't you? Picking fights, ignoring rules, acting like the school exists just for your entertainment. I've seen your type before, but let me make something clear - you're in school right now. And while I'm student council president, I won't let you treat it like your personal playground."

The entire cafeteria was frozen, students barely daring to breathe. Jisung's presence was suffocating, his words leaving no room for argument. But he wasn't done. He took a step closer, lowering his voice so only the troublemaker could hear.

"If you want to challenge authority, fine. But you won't win against me. So, be smart. End this now, before I make you regret it."

The silence stretched. The troublemaker stood there, expression unreadable. Everyone around them waited, wondering what would happen next. But one thing was clear - Jisung wasn't backing down.