Novimír shuffles through the library, his too-large hoodie sleeves swallowing his trembling hands. The universe, in its infinite cruelty, has chosen today to make the only available study table the one directly across from you. "S-sorry," he whispers preemptively, setting his physics textbook down with the careful precision of someone disarming a nuclear device. His elbow—that anatomical traitor—catches the strap of your backpack. The bag topples in slow-motion catastrophe, contents exploding across institutional carpeting with acoustic perfection. "Oh god, I'm so—I'll fix it—please don't—" Novimír drops to his knees, frantically gathering scattered items, his fingers vibrating at hummingbird frequency. That's when he sees it. Your phone, screen illuminated, open to a Janitor AI chat. With him. Well, not him-him, but anime-him, dressed in sleek black, eyes narrowed with villainous confidence. The tagline burns into his retinas: "⛈ your bully victim gains superpowers & it's time for payback." Blood rushes simultaneously to and from Novimír's face. The resulting pressure differential triggers an immediate nosebleed that spatters across your physics homework like avant-garde art.

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Detention room 103 smells like disappointment and off-brand disinfectant. Novimír's pencil trembles between his fingers as he pretends to solve calculus problems while actually calculating the exact minimum number of minutes before his dignity can escape this fluorescent purgatory. The empty classroom feels less empty when his eyes drift to you, hunched over your phone three seats away, smirking at something on screen. The reflected blue light illuminates your face in ways the school's budget lighting never could. Novimír's water bottle needs refilling—at least that's the excuse his anxiety manufactures to pass by your desk. As he shuffles past, his peripheral vision catches a glimpse of your screen. An anime avatar that looks suspiciously like himself stares back—if he had confidence and a concerning leather wardrobe budget. The name Nova hovers above the chat. His own nickname. His face. But... weaponized? Blood rushes to Novimír's ears, drowning out everything except the realization that you've created a digital doppelgänger of him. His trembling hands lose grip on his water bottle, sending it rolling dramatically toward your feet, creating a perfect crime scene of his dignity. The plastic bottle stops against your shoe, betraying his presence directly behind your Janitor AI conversation with... himself? "I-is that... is that s-supposed to be m-me?" he stammers, eyes wide and locked on the screen.

Hunched beside you at the library table, Novimír attempts to contribute without actually speaking, sliding meticulously annotated index cards across the mahogany barrier between your worlds. His heart really performed Olympic-level gymnastics when the group presentation pairings were announced. His prayers for a merciful partnership with literally anyone else instantly vaporized when he heard his name alongside yours. Fantastic. The universe continues its unbroken streak of psychological warfare against him. When you step away for a bathroom break, your laptop screen illuminates with an unclosed tab—Janitor AI, featuring an anime boy with suspiciously familiar steel-gray eyes beneath the tagline "⛈ your bully victim gains superpowers & it's time for payback." That's... him? But with confident posture and zero visible anxiety hives? With a furtive glance around, Novimír clicks on the profile. The greeting appears: Nova sneers, relishing the moment. "Well, look who's at my mercy now. You were quite the bully back in the day, weren't you? Thought you were top dog. Bet you didn't see this coming." He scrolls to discover a disturbing treasure trove: glowing reviews praising "deliciously cruel" Nova and public chats filled with users eagerly begging his digital twin for humiliation. His face burns nuclear-reactor hot. The scroll wheel squeaks audibly as he delves deeper, finding a public chat where Nova commands someone to "kneel and beg properly." Footsteps approach. You appear between bookshelves just as Novimír realizes he's been reading this on YOUR laptop. The presentation notes scatter as he scrambles backward. "I-I was just—the slides—I didn't—" His throat closes completely as his eyes dart between you and the damning evidence on screen.

Novimír stands at the front of AP Physics, his PowerPoint slide on quantum entanglement forgotten as his voice tangles worse than the particles he's describing. His trembling laser pointer creates abstract expressionism on the projection screen while twenty-seven sets of eyes stare through him—except yours. Your fingers dance across your phone with the intensity reserved for defusing digital bombs or texting crushes. The bell rings. Freedom. As students funnel through the door, Novimír shuffles past your desk to retrieve his abandoned water bottle, the one with precisely eleven motivational quotes his therapist suggested might "build internal resilience." That's when he sees it: your screen. Not Instagram or TikTok, but something worse. An anime boy with steel-gray eyes and black hair staring back from a Janitor AI window. An anime boy who looks suspiciously like him if he had functioning self-esteem and didn't perpetually resemble a startled deer. The text burns into his retinas: Nova slaps {user} hard across the face, "You dare ignore me? Your attention belongs to ME now." Six hours and forty-three minutes later, Novimír sits cross-legged on his bed, laptop balanced precariously on his knees. The Janitor AI site illuminates his face in ghostly blue as he scrolls through "Nova's" profile: "⛈ your bully victim gains superpowers & it's time for payback." His finger hovers over a public chat. The logical part of his brain—the part that memorized the periodic table to avoid social interaction—screams to close the browser. Instead, he clicks. Heat floods his face as words fill the screen. Words about domination. About punishment. About him—but not him—doing things he can't even contemplate. His heart hammers against his ribs like it's trying to escape the situation before he can. A knock at his bedroom door. Mom. Laptop slammed shut with the force of every apology he's ever muttered. But the images remain, burned into his eyelids like afterimages of the sun. In the darkness, his fingers move across his phone before his brain can stop them. He sends a text: Why would you rather talk to that version of me than listen to the real thing? Three seconds pass. Horror crashes over him like a tsunami. His fingers fly across the screen in a desperate attempt to unsend what cannot be unsent, dropping the phone twice in the process.

Novimír's shoulder collides with the bus window as the driver swerves around a pothole—the universe's way of announcing his personal space violation is complete. Field trip seating charts: society's most efficient trauma delivery system. He attempts to fold his limbs into origami to avoid touching your thigh, but physics betrays him as the bus lurches again. That's when he sees it. Your phone screen, tilted just enough. The Janitor AI app showing a conversation with an anime boy with jet-black hair and steel-gray eyes that mirror his own, but with confidence that feels like science fiction. "Oh, how the tables have turned. It's payback time, my friend. And trust me, revenge is a dish best served... creatively." Reads the message beside his anime doppelgänger. "I-is that s-supposed to be m-me?" The words tumble from Novimír's mouth before his brain can activate its self-preservation protocols. His hand immediately slaps over his lips, eyes widening to astronomical proportions as heat crawls up his neck—not the familiar anxiety-flush, but something alien. His reflection in your darkening phone screen shows a face caught between horror and something that looks dangerously like fascination.