(Y/N): Wow! We're on Book 12! What a freaking long series this is becoming! And boy we got a lot more exciting arcs and adventures this time! From time travel, to demon fighting, to more superhero stuff, and finally, we get to meet Dr. Vegapunk!! Af...
You were traveling, looking for some new jobs, and then you came across a swimming school, and you had walked inside to get the job when you came across the Headmaster herself.
(Y/N): H-Hi there, Ma'am. I'd l like a swim instructor job, please.
???: No. You're not right for this job.
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Ayuko Hayami (The Head Mistress of a Swimming School! She's been a big fan of swimming ever since she was a little girl!)
(Y/N): Huh? What do you mean?
Ayuko: Look at you. Being a good swimmer means having a slim and smooth body. You're all muscles. You should be a bodybuilder.
(Y/N): Look here! Now let me just tell you something! You can't tell a book by it's cover, and I will prove it! Give me a few days!
Ayuko: What are your terms?
(Y/N): In that time, I will beat you in a swimming race! And if I win, I'll prove it to you, and I will work here for the rest of the summer! And if you win, I'll take my stuff and go.
Ayuko: Alright then, I don't have anything to lose.
(Y/N): Thank you.
And so...
You began to teach little kids how to swim, and you had slowly begun to learn that Ayuko's teachings are harsh and involve usually putting their heads in the water and trying to get them to hold their breath as if they were dolphins first being born.
Of course, you decided to use more fun and child-friendly methods to help kids learn to love the water, and soon some of the other teachers began to follow your examples; of course, you had become a friend and big brother figure for the kids who come to learn.
Then the day when you had to race Ayuko came.
(Y/N): You really want to lose?
Ayuko: You don't understand what I had to do to get this far. To become a teacher myself. You can't just beat me.
(Y/N): I'll prove you wrong!
You both lined up and ...
(Y/N): Done.
Ayuko: WHAT?!
(Y/N): I've been doing this for a long time.
Ayuko: Get out.
(Y/N): What?
Ayuko: I won't let you make a mockery of swimming! You have been causing nothing but trouble!
(Y/N): YOU JUST DON'T KNOW HOW TO TEACH!!
Ayuko tried to puch you, but you dodged and pinned her to the wall.
(Y/N): I'm leaving! You don't appreciate anything!
Soon...
Ayuko found that the other teachers were using the same techniques that you had used.
Teacher: We had been using techniques where they put their face an inch in the water to help them if they don't like their eyes being wet and even a process where they floated on their backs to help them if they don't like their ears being wet.
Ayuko: Who created these?
Teacher: (Y/N). He even created diagrams and training plans and even new ways to create floating devices out of common pool materials to help the children. He pioneered these ideas, and we just learned from him.
Ayuko: I see.
Teacher: The children are learning to love the water.
Ayuko began to remember her first time swimming with her father.
Ayuko: I remember that feeling. It made me love the water.
Teacher 2: Ms. Hayami!
She brought a parent of a little girl.
Mother: I'm sorry. I just wanted to say that my daughter has begun to love to swim, thanks to one of your teachers.
Ayuko: Oh, hello.
Little Girl: Where's Mr. (Y/N)? He taught me to love the water.
Ayuko was taken aback as that was the same way she learned to love the water, and she sat down in her office, realizing something.
Ayuko: (Y/N). I hope I can see you again.
You were once again on your bike riding across the countryside.
