✔️Born Assassin

Assassination Classroom

In the morning, I left nice and early so I could walk up the mountain and get to school on time. At the school, I had brought a nice thermos with tea from Paris in it, as a gift to my new teacher. I couldn't stop smiling until I got into the school. I had been taking acting lessons since I was three years old, so acting as a defenceless little girl was nothing. Acting ignorant was like I was actually ignorant of him being the one who blew up most of the moon.

Mr. Karasuma was waiting for me outside. I walked over to him with a smile on my face, but a kind one instead of the devilish smirk I had on before. "Kaiko, just in time. School is about to start. You ready kid?" he asked, and I nodded.

"I have a great plan. Just watch." I whispered as we walked down the hall. When we walked in, school wasn't suppose to be started yet but there was a giant yellow thing at the front of the room, calling out names.

"Korosensei, this is your new student, Kaiko Hidori."

My face went pale white as soon as I saw him, as I didn't expect him to look like that, so I took it as an opportunity. I hid behind Mr. Karasuma, my face being covered by my long white hair, which was left down today. I gripped onto the thermos like I was completely frightened.

"Hello Kaiko." Korosensei told me, sweetly, trying to look at my face. "I won't hurt you, I promise. You can come out."

"Kaiko, he won't hurt you. I know nobody told you he was different, but he's not going to hurt you." Mr. Karasuma told me, kindly, helping set the scene and keep the lie going.

"G-good morning. I-it's nice to meet you." I told Korosensei, bowing to him.

"Well, aren't you pretty." He told me, turning a light, rosie pink. "I'm Korosensei, your new teacher. It's nice to meet you too Kaiko."

"I-I made you some tea." I stuttered. "My family went to Paris last summer, and we brought back some teas. I thought you might like some. May I pour you a cup?" I offered.

"I love French tea. Please." he told me, still pink.

I poured it into the lid as a cup. My plan would start after I give him the tea. Once he drink it, I have 0.01 seconds to start the plan and 0.03 seconds to finish it. "Would you like sugar?"

"Yes please." he said, his arms wriggling in excitement. I had a small smile on my face, as if to say I was happy he would enjoy my tea.

I handed him the cup, putting my hands to my side. As soon as he finishes his sip, is when my plan takes action. He started moving the cup away from his face, and that's the chance I took. I swiftly took the two knives from my pocket and took my shoe off at the same time, kicking it towards his legs. I cut his tentacle arms off while the bomb in my shoe went off, taking out his legs too. I jumped backwards, in a flip. As I turned and was in mid air, I already had the gun out and took a shot at his head as he realized what was going on.

I landed on my feet, smoke everywhere. There was blood flying everywhere too. Every face in that room was filled with shock, other then mine, which had a demonic smirk. I was so sure that I had killed him. I was breathing heaving.

"Only 0.07 seconds in total for that. There must be something wrong with me." I told myself, standing up straight. When the dust dissipated, there was a bullet hole in the chalkboard. Korosensei's legs were growing back along with his arms. His face had a huge gash on it from the bullet, but it didn't kill him. He stood up, wiping blood from his face. Everyone was gasping, and I thought it was because I had missed him.

Korosensei smiled brightly at me. "Not bad Kaiko Hidori, you're the first one who has ever cut my face. And A+ for creativity. A bomb in your shoe that is activated when you remove it. That back flip was absolutely perfect, but your shot was a bit shaky. Next time, try holding it with both hands instead of one. Now, why don't you go take your seat?" He asked me, and I nodded and walked to the back of the classroom, everyone starring at me completely impressed.

There was only one seat open, and it was in between two boys. On one side, he wouldn't look at me and on the other side, he wouldn't even blink in case he would miss something incredible. It wasn't exactly my ideal seating, but I assumed they couldn't be too bad. After all, I was very child-like at points but at other points I am completely serious. At least Korosensei stopped being pink after I tried to kill him. Mr. Karasuma left the classroom, not being able to even blink.

I sat on the chair, crossing my legs. Everyone had gone back to work, except for the guy on my right. He had red hair and green eyes. He had a murderous look in his eyes, like I do. Korosensei went back to calling names but this guy, he decided to talk to me. I was shocked that people were talking during attendance. That never happened in the main school building. No wonder they were put into E class. I didn't even dare talk or make any noise while in class unless I'm spoken to.

"You're pretty fast there, Kaiko Hidori." He told me, smirking. I took two hair ties out of my backpack. I started tying my hair up, so I would be ready to take down Korosensei at any moment.

"Thank you. I've been working on it since I was little. My Father, he was a bit crazy. I was three when my mom just left out of the blue. Apparently I had a brother but my Mother took him when she left, because my Father wouldn't let her take me. Ever since she left, he's been making me become an ultimate fighter or something. Last month he left me though. Just out of the blue, he drove off and never came back. I ended up going to a foster family and now I have a new Mother and a new brother, but he's older then I am." I explained.

"So, do you have your Father's name, your Mother's name or your new family's name?" This boy asked me, and I was shocked he wanted to know.

"I still have my Father's name. I never knew my Mother's name."

His eyes were wide, learning new stuff about me. "I'm Karma by the way. Why don't you tell me more about your Father?"

I smiled at him, brightly. "Sure, but at lunch. The work is about to start and I need to keep up my grades. Don't want this family to get mad at me for getting bad grades and going into E class."