[The silence is almost worse than if Ouma had hurled insults at him - it's really only experience with his other classmates and their rapidly changing emotions that helps him brace himself a little. Hinata still feels wildly unequipped to handle things even when Ouma does speak, but...

If he's reacting in this way, it has to mean something, right? It's something too important to ignore.]

Everyone getting along is nice, but thinking that everyone will is naive. [For a second, he wonders if what he's about to say is enough - what if he doesn't believe Hinata, or finds it lacking? But it was enough to give him the conviction to talk to Ouma, so maybe it'll be enough for him too.] As for Saihara... he's a person that runs on logic. I'm sure I don't need to tell you that. And maybe you do know him better than I do, knowing him from before this place. [His voice gets a little quieter with his next words.] But I've never seen him drop everything as fast as he did when he saw that message. Not for anybody.