The school bell finally rang, with ‘all’ the students, presented in all of their classrooms. 2-1’s homeroom teacher: Asano Keiichi had already taken attendance. The students were learning about a list of Japan’s historical figures,” Minamoto no Yorimoto was the founder of the first shogun….” He read, through his small book. SLAM!! The door swung open, making the class look up. Keiichi annoyingly paid his attention to the schoolgirl, bending over, panting, and sweating,” I-I apologize for being late!!” She ghastly apologized,” That’s alright. Take your sea—“Keiichi said,” I REALLY, REALLY APOLOGIZE!! I PROMISE I WON’T DO IT AGAIN—“Cho begged,” Katsumo-san! That’s enough!” Keiichi snapped, angrily. Cho perked up,” S…Sorry…” She apologized, quietly.
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Now, moving on…The Sengoku Jidai, also known as the Warring States was a time of social upheaval, and heavily involved in military conflict,” Keiichi read along,” …Now I know the majority of this class are skeptics, but many of our forefathers believed that they have encountered mysterious creatures and ghosts, known as ‘youkai’.” Cho shook at the word, a youkai! That’s exactly what Haruno is! Keiichi flipped to the next page,” The most famous tale in Ancient Japan was about a snow youkai, with a misleading name that means ‘spring’.” As Cho flipped the textbook, she found an old picture, covering the left page. The picture revealed an old samurai, long black hair, with parts of it, blended in snowy white, tied into a high ponytail, his skin was coated grey, with a black scar on his left cheek, his right eye was orange, the other red, his teeth were long and sharp like that of a snake, a crescent earring, hung from one of his pointed ears, and sharp white nails. He appeared in heavy samurai armor, wielding a long, icy katana. Th-That samurai…!
Now, moving on…The Sengoku Jidai, also known as the Warring States was a time of social upheaval, and heavily involved in military conflict,” Keiichi read along,” …Now I know the majority of this class are skeptics, but many of our forefathers believed that they have encountered mysterious creatures and ghosts, known as ‘youkai’.” Cho shook at the word, a youkai! That’s exactly what Haruno is! Keiichi flipped to the next page,” The most famous tale in Ancient Japan was about a snow youkai, with a misleading name that means ‘spring’.” As Cho flipped the textbook, she found an old picture, covering the left page. The picture revealed an old samurai, long black hair, with parts of it, blended in snowy white, tied into a high ponytail, his skin was coated grey, with a black scar on his left cheek, his right eye was orange, the other red, his teeth were long and sharp like that of a snake, a crescent earring, hung from one of his pointed ears, and sharp white nails. He appeared in heavy samurai armor, wielding a long, icy katana. Th-That samurai…!