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Doodled by anonymous /co/mrade in calculus class. Based off of Hayoda_Snippets.

Panel 1:

Hayoda: Hey, Tseng!

Tseng: Oh. It's you. What do you want?

Hayoda: Just felt like saying hi to y—

Panel 2:

Hayoda: -is it true that people can explode when they're struck by lightning?

Tseng: I don't think so.

Hayoda: But it happens to trees.

Tseng: Well yes because wood is a lot more brittle than flesh. The sap inside it boils, making it shatter instead of bend--

Panel 3:

Hayoda: Their sap BOILS INSIDE THEM!?

Tseng: Yeah, lightning is intensely hot even if it strikes for a fraction of a second. Sometimes when it strikes the beach, it melts sand into glass. It was really neat--

Panel 4:

Hayoda: It can melt sand...into...glass...

Tseng: Yep. Don't really understand why it's possible for people to survive being struck by it. Most times they're paralized when their hearts stop or they're brains are fried.

Panel 5:

Hayoda: ...

Tseng: But don't worry, chances of you being struck by lightning are so low you're not even at risk of it.

Panel 6:

Tseng: Unless you do something incredibly stupid, like climb on top of the roof during a thunderstorm and start waving your sword around.

Hayoda: ...

Panel 7: (Which I don't have it just Hayoda of the last panel being on his own, so...)

Tseng: Oh hey, looks like my sister's calling me. I'll talk to you late.

(Then one more panel, a smaller Hayoda panel 6.)

Hayoda: ...unless I do something... incredibly stupid...