Transfer Student || Scaramouche x Reader

. . . ⇢ ˗ˏˋ 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟏 ࿐ྂ

Sorry for the 5 day wait- But here you go, the first chapter. I'm deciding to make this a slow burn <3. So sorry for the people who don't like slow burn.

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As the sun rose in the distance, casting a warm glow over the landscape, Y/N watched in awe. Y/N had been up all night to witness this beautiful moment, and although it was partially worth it, they couldn't help but feel a little regretful. Sunsets were their favorite time of day, and they often found themselves more captivated by the array of colors that filled the sky during that time.

Y/N realized that they had made a mistake by pulling an all-nighter on the very day they were supposed to attend school. They knew that they were going to have a difficult time staying alert and focused throughout the day, as their lack of sleep would certainly catch up with them. Despite the beauty of the sunrise, Y/N couldn't help but feel a sense of unease about the consequences of their decision to stay up all night.

As the sun continued to rise higher in the sky, Y/N couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the beauty of the natural world. However, they knew that they had to shake off their tiredness and make it through the day ahead. They took one last glance at the sunrise, committing the image to memory. Y/N let out a sigh as they looked at the clock and realized that they had to get ready for school. The thought of going to school in Japan filled them with a sense of dread, and they couldn't help but wonder if the move from Australia was worth it. They had left behind their friends, their familiar surroundings, and even their currency, having to get used to the yen.

The change in schools was a particularly difficult adjustment for Y/N. They had been used to the Australian education system, and now they found themselves in a completely different environment. Everything from the teaching methods to the curriculum was different, and Y/N had to work hard to keep up. Y/N had also lost touch with some of their friends back in Australia, and this made the transition even harder. They had been close with some of their classmates, and the thought of not being able to see them or talk to them regularly was disheartening.

The biggest challenge for Y/N, however, was the possibility of having to learn a different language. While they had been able to get by with English in Australia, Japanese was the primary language spoken in their new home. Y/N knew that they would have to work hard to become proficient in the language if they wanted to succeed in their studies and their social life. As Y/N got ready for school, they couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the challenges they had to face. However, they knew that they had to keep pushing forward and adapt to their new life in Japan. It wouldn't be easy, but with time and effort, they hoped that they would be able to make the most of their new home and their new opportunities.

It was too much.

'What's the school's name anyway-'

Y/N shouted to their brother, who they knew was awake at this hour, "B/N, what's the name of the school?"

(If you don't have a brother oh well think of a male friend you think of as a brother or smth. He came with you to go to the same school)

He replied, "What do you need to know?"

Y/N asked, "I can't recall, what was it? Teyvat high or something peculiar like that?"

"Yeah, something weird like that."

"Alright you racist."

"What the fuck."

Y/N let out a small giggle and went back to change into a uniform. Despite the challenges they had faced with the move to Japan, there were some aspects of their new school system that they appreciated. One of those aspects was the uniform, which they found to be quite stylish and comfortable. As Y/N changed into their uniform, they couldn't help but compare it to the uniforms they had worn back in Australia. While there were some differences, such as the style and color of the uniform, the basic structure was the same. Y/N was grateful for this small similarity, as it made them feel a little more at ease in their new environment.