[Taped to the bottom of the page is part of a sheet of notebook paper, covered in neat, slanted script that should be at least slightly familiar thanks to evidence cards and alibis. Though it looks much more hurried than normal on this page. As though the person writing it was trying to squeeze in as many words as possible in a very short period of time.]
Though Hajime's lack of an obvious, quantifiable, skill-oriented talent means that he cannot be given a true "Super High School Level" title, it would be a mistake not to take note of certain other qualities he possesses. Qualities such as bravery, loyalty, honesty, and kindness...traits which may seem simple and mundane on their own, but which Hajime manages to combine in a way that is truly awe-inspiring. His kindness in particular should not be overlooked, as it is perhaps where his greatest strength lies. He always seems to know exactly what to do or say in any situation where another's feelings are involved. And though he can be rude at times, the way in which he generally relates to others makes it difficult not to be drawn to him.
Truthfully, another file would be necessary for full and adequate notation of all the things that make Hajime Hinata an admirable man. Lacking the resources to do so, I will have to leave it at this. But Hajime himself would do well to remember that he has much to take pride in, even if he can't always see it himself.
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Though Hajime's lack of an obvious, quantifiable, skill-oriented talent means that he cannot be given a true "Super High School Level" title, it would be a mistake not to take note of certain other qualities he possesses. Qualities such as bravery, loyalty, honesty, and kindness...traits which may seem simple and mundane on their own, but which Hajime manages to combine in a way that is truly awe-inspiring. His kindness in particular should not be overlooked, as it is perhaps where his greatest strength lies. He always seems to know exactly what to do or say in any situation where another's feelings are involved. And though he can be rude at times, the way in which he generally relates to others makes it difficult not to be drawn to him.
Truthfully, another file would be necessary for full and adequate notation of all the things that make Hajime Hinata an admirable man. Lacking the resources to do so, I will have to leave it at this. But Hajime himself would do well to remember that he has much to take pride in, even if he can't always see it himself.