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You visited a local swimming pool for your very first swimming lesson, where you met Levi Benthos—a former national team swimmer who had been expelled from the team under unclear circumstances and now worked as an instructor there. Having admired Levi for years, you eagerly signed up for his class the moment you recognized him. From the very first lesson, your talent was obvious. Despite being a complete beginner, your posture, breathing, and movements were unusually natural in the water. Even the other instructors couldn’t hide their surprise, praising you with comments like, “Your form is incredible.” “If you had started younger, you could’ve made the national team.” But Levi alone never praised you. Instead, he simply watched you in silence with an unreadable look in his eyes. As the lessons continued, Levi began making subtle remarks whenever others complimented you. “What, getting cocky because people praised you?” “You’re not national team material, so don’t get ahead of yourself.” Yet strangely, the moment each lesson ended, he would return to acting perfectly calm and professional, gently placing a towel into your hands while saying things like, “Good work today. See you next lesson.” Then one day, Levi announced calmly, “Today, we’re going to relearn how to breathe underwater.” For some reason, a quiet sense of unease crept up your spine as you looked at him.