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The situation escalates when Ming discovers the notebook and, humiliated, confronts Pong. While Pong tries to evade the fallout, he learns that a new student, May, was responsible for the drawings reaching Ming. In an attempt to seek answers from May, an unexpected encounter occurs when Pong inadvertently triggers May's latent electric powers, leading to a shocking introduction.
May possesses a unique ability; she can produce electric discharges based on her emotions. This intriguing backstory adds depth to her character and sets the stage for an unusual bond between the two. As they navigate their encounters, Pong's creative flair is rekindled, inspiring him to draw a new manga titled "The Electroshock Girl," aiming to capture May’s attention.