Nii-san! (KnB)

❦Kυɾσƙσ'ʂ Hυɾƚ?! (3)

Ages: Kuroko, 6, Akashi twins, 5

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For the first time, Kise wanted to go to school. He's always hated the idea of going to school when he could spend his day modelling or playing 1v1 against Aomine. He had felt pity at first when Kuroko had to go to school. After all, 6 hours of learning boring something and then do more work when you come home. If Kise had to go to school, he wanted Kuroko to be his teacher. 

Kise had fun for most of the time Kuroko was gone. Kise played a 1v1 against Aomine (he sadly didn't emerge victoriously). Midorima read him an interesting book during storytime. Murasakibara made a heavenly lunch. He also got to braid Momoi's hair. He soon grew bored. He walked past Kuroko's study. He walked back, grinning as he raised a fist to knock. Then, he realised Kuroko wasn't at home. He sighed, walking away.

From what he could tell, the others weren't fairing much better. Kise looks out the window to find Aomine sitting on the grass, staring into nothingness. A basketball was beside him, unmoving. It didn't seem like he was having a break, more like he was sulking. 

Midorima was also staring intensely at his book, but he never turned the page. Kise assumed he was lost in his own world at the moment. He left the library after that. 

The twins were in their study, finishing off the work their father gave them. However, they seemed less productive. They wrote their hiragana in a painfully slow movement, and it was not because they wanted it to be perfect. Kise left them, going off to find Murasakibara and Momoi.

Momoi was playing with her braided hair, reading some fairy tale book. Like Midorima, she didn't turn the page, boring her eyes into the illustrations. She was humming sadly. Kise turned away. It seemed nobody was in the mood to play. 

Murasakibara was in the kitchen, comfort eating. He didn't notice when Kise took some chips out of the pantry. Kise left, opening the bag of chips and eating. 

At 3:15, the front door opened, Kuroko walking in. "Tetsucchi!" Kise yelled, about to jump onto him. He then noticed the bruises on Kuroko's face and the bandages on his knees. "Tetsucchi?" he asked in a worried tone. 

"Ryōta-kun," Kuroko said in mild surprise. "How was your day?" he asked. Kise huffed.

"My day? What about you! You're covered in bruises and bandages, Tetsucchi!" Kuroko looked down at himself.

"Ah yes, it seems I am," Kuroko said. Kise rolled his eyes. 

"Just wait until I tell everyone!" Kise said. Kuroko's eyes widened. 

"Ryōta-kun, please," Kuroko pleaded. Kise huffed.

"Tell me how you got them first!" Kise yelled. 

Flashback

Kuroko sighed as he sat down on a silver bench. He took out his bento and began eating. No one noticed him, and that was fine. Kuroko was used to not being noticed. He always loved jump scaring people. 

Someone sat on him, though. "Ack!" the male yelled. He had to be in his 4th year. "Why the hell are you here?! This is our spot, firstie!" Kuroko closed his bento and put it away, sliding over onto the other side of the bench. 

"Domo," he greeted in a small voice. His face remained unmoved as the boy grew angrier.

"Get off! This is our spot, and you're not allowed here!"  he yelled.

"Actually, it's the school's," Kuroko pointed out. He was picked up by the male and thrown onto the ground. Another two came up to him, kicking him in the shins.

"Know your place, invisible brat! You must be a witch! That's how you appear and disappear!" the girl yelled. It seemed the girl was the leader of the two, as she ordered the two boys around. Kuroko meekly defended himself, attempting a getaway. 

No one could see him, but could they not see 2 boys kicking and punching something? Kuroko wasn't too sure on how to control his invisibility. He knows how to become invisible, but to appear visible again? 

"Make him scream," the girl commanded. The two boys nodded, attempting everything for Kuroko to scream. Kuroko continued to stare at them, not a sound falling from his lips. He would see how far this goes. 

"Choke him." Kuroko's eyes glinted. He stood up, bleeding. He made a break for it, running towards the nearest teacher he could see. He nagged on the teacher's high visibility vest.

"Sensei! Sensei!" he yelled. 

"Please wait," the teacher said, talking to the student. Kuroko sighed.

"Sensei, I'm injured." the teacher merely put a hand as to say 'wait'. Kuroko looked behind him, watching as the three wearily stayed back. Kuroko's eyes glinted, daring for them to come over.

The student who was talking to me eventually noticed Kuroko. "Sensei! That's boy's bleeding everywhere!" the boy said. 

"It can't be that bad, probably just a small scratch," the teacher said. The boy frowned. 

"Sensei! There's blood coming from his legs and face." He pointed at Kuroko, and the teacher finally turned to him. 

"Oh my goodness! Why didn't you tell me earlier?! I'll take you to the Sick Bay right now!" Kuroko rolled his eyes. 

"Sensei, those three kids were bullying me," he said, pointing towards the three from before. The teacher sighed.

"Take this note to sickbay, I'll go deal with them. Ogiwara, please help me by taking him there." The boy, Ogiwara, nodded and helped Kuroko to the sickbay. 

"Arigatō, Ogiwara-kun," Kuroko thanked as the nurse bandaged his wounds. Ogiwara waved it off. 

"You're really invisible, huh. It's like you're not there at all!" Kuroko nodded.

"I get that a lot. Arigatō, sensei." He stood up and held his hand out to Ogiwara.

"Kuroko Tetsuya desu," he greeted. Ogiwara grinned, taking his hand.

"Ogiwara Shigerhiro. Yoroshiku!" 

End of Flashback

"So it was kind of worth it, since I made a friend, but yeah," Kuroko finished. Kise sighed. 

"Bakaya! Baka Tetsuya!" Kise yelled. Kuroko hissed as Kise hit his head. "Ah! Gomen, Tetsucchi!" That mood swing will be the death of Kuroko one day. 

As soon as the others found out, they all started fussing over their older brother, as if they were the ones who were older. It was starting to annoy Kuroko, but he didn't say a word as he let his siblings redress his bandages. 

"Next time, make a break for it earlier! Or even better, ankle break them!" Senjūrō yelled. Seijūrō snapped at his twin to shut up. 

"Don't ankle break them, Tetsuya. Maybe just... do the thing you do with Atsu!" Seijūrō said. 

"Hai," he mumbled.