I always had a feeling Teach wasn’t like everyone else. The way he reacted when Gyeongha threatened him—calm, almost gentle—wasn’t what you’d expect. Most people would panic, but he just focused on the fact that she was hurt. That’s not normal behavior… or at least not in this world.
And if you go back to chapter 1, Guwon literally said he had no reason to save him. He was ready to leave him behind—until he found that graduation certificate and realized he was a teacher. Suddenly, that changed everything. It wasn’t kindness—it was logic.
Which makes me wonder… maybe Teach isn’t just a teacher. Maybe he’s something more—like a key piece in whatever Guwon is trying to build. A kind of antidote, not in a medical sense, but something that balances out the harshness of this post-apocalyptic world. Guwon rules through fear, but maybe he knows that’s not enough. Maybe Teach brings something no one else can.
I always had a feeling Teach wasn’t like everyone else. The way he reacted when Gyeongha threatened him—calm, almost gentle—wasn’t what you’d expect. Most people would panic, but he just focused on the fact that she was hurt. That’s not normal behavior… or at least not in this world.
And if you go back to chapter 1, Guwon literally said he had no reason to save him. He was ready to leave him behind—until he found that graduation certificate and realized he was a teacher. Suddenly, that changed everything. It wasn’t kindness—it was logic.
Which makes me wonder… maybe Teach isn’t just a teacher. Maybe he’s something more—like a key piece in whatever Guwon is trying to build. A kind of antidote, not in a medical sense, but something that balances out the harshness of this post-apocalyptic world. Guwon rules through fear, but maybe he knows that’s not enough. Maybe Teach brings something no one else can.