𝐓𝐈𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐂 ৷৷ ᴅ. ᴅᴇᴍᴇᴛʀɪᴜꜱ ✶

𝘼𝙣 𝙐𝙣𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙁𝙚𝙚𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜

Third Person POV

As the riot ended, Cruel Hero silently swift through the crowds. As she escaped she checked the time. 12:28.

She widened her eyes before telling Garhender to hurry up. She needed to get back to school before any complaints had happened, and with that Garhender hit the buttons and made the car go quickly to Eden.

Loid on the other hand was still suspicious with all that was happening. He was the only person from WISE to be in this mission, yet he only disabled the lasers. He thought deeply into this matter as Anya's head shook from all the big words Loid was thinking. Yor on the other hand was cheerful that she still played a part in this riot.

The family separated their ways as Akari took off her disguise and the jacket she was wearing, right under it was her uniform. Garhender dropped her off, it was 12:30 already as Akari jumped over the barrier and walked inside the school grounds. As she entered, she found her class staring at her.

"Hey?" she said, as she mentally slapped herself, she sucked at starting conversations, and if anything, greeting someone without making it awkward.

She made her way to her seat and found herself sitting beside Katashi, of course since he was her tablemate. The teacher hadn't returned to class just yet, as Akari looked at herself through a mirror and fixed her hair. Not long after that the teacher had arrived, as he wiped his face with his handkerchief.

"Okay class, we will be taking a quiz on the history of Ostania, and what the war has led us to and how we can become better people, I will hand out the papers as you guys finish up this quiz. After I have some homework for you guys to do," he said, as some students in the class groaned.

After the teacher had handed out the papers, Akari looked at it and went through all the questions. It wasn't that hard, in fact, with the high IQ she has, she could finish it however fast she had wanted to. But, that unshakable and unidentifiable feeling still bothered her, what was it that was bothering the world class detective so much? What happened when she entered, what people called the "zone". She just ran and kicked the man without thinking before saying something, what was it?

Demetrius had no trouble finishing his test paper, along with Katashi and George. Emily was skipping questions she didn't understand and Hikari was just about finished. Katashi noticed Akari looking down that day, and he hesitated. He sat back down on his seat after giving the professor his work, and gazed over at Akari, in which Akari had sensed the worry that was coming off of him. Akari stopped looking outside and looked at the clock, OH NO! There were five minutes left before the class was going to continue with something else.

She rapidly looked through the six-page worth of questions. She hurried and wrote down everything she knew, suddenly it was like Akari wasn't fighting any world class villains like in those fantasy shows, but she was fighting the worst villain of all, in which even everyday humans can relate too, time.

After zooming through the work, there was no time to revise as the teacher had said time was up. Akari had never felt so brain dead her life, tests were exhausting. As she handed it in, the teacher had explained that there will be another Social project that will go on while the Science project is going to happen. Akari felt a huge weight on her shoulders, not over the fact that she was going to have trouble finishing the work, but needing to get out of bed in the morning to finish the work, especially since her missions usually end around five in the morning. And also knowing the fact that she would have to get out of bed for a stupid project she already knew everything about, and when she thought everything was worse enough-

"I will choose partners for you guys,"

GREAT. Not only having to wake up and get out of bed during the weekEND, but possibly needing to go to someone else's house by walking AND cooperating in general. Akari took back everything she had thought before, she would rather finish doing the work in an early Saturday morning to get it out of the way rather than actually taking the time to do it in groups.