The morning after the ceremony, Akira sat with her friends in the academy's courtyard, still absorbing the weight of what had happened. She had only just taken the keys to Silvermoon Academy, and now the reality of being the headmaster was settling in. Her friends sat around her, their smiles wide with pride.
"I can't believe you're officially headmaster," Renetta said, excitement in her eyes. "What's your first move? Do you know what you'll do first?"
Akira paused, a thoughtful look crossing her face. "I'm thinking of starting with the new supernaturals. I want to make sure they feel safe here and help them find their place in the academy. I also want to offer more classes—maybe even some for fun, so people can join, meet new friends, and feel like they belong. I have so many ideas, but I want to make sure everything comes together smoothly."
Rowan leaned in, a proud grin on his face. "I knew you'd be an amazing leader, Akira. You're going to do great things here."
Lucian and Kael shared a glance, both smiling as they added, "We always knew you had it in you. Our headmaster..." Lucian said with a playful wink.
Akira chuckled, feeling the warmth of their support wash over her. It was comforting to know that her friends believed in her.
"Thanks, you guys," she said, a hint of emotion in her voice. "I really couldn't have gotten here without all of you."
Knowing that Akira would soon be tied up with responsibilities as headmaster, her friends had decided to give her a much-needed break before the real work began. Rowan, Lucian, Kael, and Renetta had planned a little outing, just for fun. They weren't about to let her dive headfirst into the grind of leadership without a little celebration.
"Alright, headmaster," Kael said with a mischievous grin, "Let's show you how to have fun before you're buried in paperwork and meetings for the next few months."
Akira smiled at them, grateful for the chance to unwind. "I'm ready. Let's make it count."
With that, the group headed off for a day of relaxation and adventure, knowing that when they returned, Akira's life would be consumed by the responsibilities of her new role. But for today, they were simply friends, celebrating a new chapter together.
They took Akira out to the supernatural club just down the street, a place few knew about but everyone seemed to love when they had the chance to go. The atmosphere was lively, filled with laughter and the pulse of bass-heavy music that made the whole building vibrate. There weren't many spots like it in town, but this one had always been a hit with the supernatural community. It was Akira's first time there, and she was already having the time of her life.
As they danced and laughed, Akira felt a weight lift off her shoulders. Tonight, she didn't have to think about leadership or responsibilities. She was just a young woman out with her friends, letting loose and enjoying the moment.
"I'm so grateful I met you guys!" she slurred with a wide smile, already a little tipsy from the drinks they'd been having. She poured herself another shot, barely able to hold the glass steady as she grinned at Renetta, Rowan, Kael, and Lucian.
Her friends laughed, clearly amused by how carefree she seemed tonight. Lucian reached over and gently steadied her, giving her a teasing look. "Careful, headmaster, we wouldn't want you to pass out before you make it back to your office."
Kael joined in, pulling her into a twirl as they continued to dance. "This is your night to enjoy, Akira. You've earned it. Let loose!"
Akira threw her head back and laughed, spinning with Kael, her laughter echoing in the club. The drinks made her feel lighter, and the music made her forget about everything else. It was like for just a few hours, she could forget the expectations of being headmaster and simply be Akira—someone who had found her place in the world, surrounded by friends who had her back.
Renetta joined in, spinning Akira around as they danced together. "You deserve this, Akira. I've never seen you this happy. You're going to crush it as headmaster, but tonight's all about you."
Akira smiled, a sense of contentment filling her chest. "I'm lucky to have you all." She downed another shot and waved her arms in the air, her movements wild and carefree.
The group continued to dance and laugh, the night stretching on with no real care in the world. It was the perfect way to celebrate this new chapter of Akira's life—before the weight of her new responsibilities settled in.
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𝘚𝘪𝘭𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘔𝘰𝘰𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘢𝘥𝘦𝘮𝘺.
FantasyAfter the death of her mother, Akira Tsukimura moves from Seoul back to Japan with her grandpa only to find out her grandpa had not been living in that old house in Japan for a few years now. His disappearance had been unsolved she was left with a...