The Little Sister | A One Punch Man Fanfiction

Chapter 5

I smiled as I look at myself through the mirror.

I was wearing the same thing, but I added in the white belt with a black line going around in the middle. The top edges of my tailcoat-like jacket were held together by a small safety pin. I also wore motorcycle goggles, which are pushed up out of the way, brushing my short black hair back and stopping it from returning to it's natural position. I also wore the claw gloves Rizumu gave me. Oh, and I didn't tie my hair up this time.

My smile only grew, I honestly like this new look.

Once I was satisfied, I took the package I planned on sending back to Rizumu. It had her sketchpad in it, which I signed, and had a letter in it to thank her.

I then went downstairs to have breakfast.

"Morning!" I greeted the two as I sat down. They were already eating, and like me, Saitama was in his hero attire.

"Good morning." Genos greeted back as I began to eat the pancakes my big brother made for me.

"Nice, I like the new look." Saitama complimented, and I thanked him in return.

As we ate, Genos spoke up, "Sensei, may I ask when you are going to teach me more in combat?"

I held back the urge to cough, unlike my big brother who is now having a coughing fit. He quickly recovered, and turned to Genos with a serious look.

"Right, well I have decided that you should take a few lessons from my sister, Suzuno." He stated rather coolly, but surely it was all just an act. "Until you have satisfied her and have proven yourself to be worthy, then I will teach you."

"I understand." The cyborg spoke, taking it all way too seriously.

"You two are also to have a spar like before for every month." He added, and I quickly shot him a look that would kill him if it could. "You have to be strong enough, and be as much of a threat that she is forced to fight back and wound you."

"Must I defeat her?" Genos asked.

"Defeat her when she didn't fight, I will not accept. But if you were to defeat her when she does fight back, then that is absolute victory." Saitama explained as I kept glaring at him through the corner of my eye.

"I understand." Genos spoke again. "When will we start our training, Suzuno sensei?" He asked, facing me.

"Please don't call me sensei." I pleaded with a sigh.

"Master?"
"No."
"My lady?"
"What the hell? No!"
"Miss?"
"Just call me Suzuno."

He nodded in understanding, accepting my request.

"We'll start half an hour after breakfast." I stated, and he only nodded once again before he continued eating.

I turned my gaze to my brother who gave me a thumbs up and once again, a sigh escaped my lips.

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"Are you ready?" I asked, turning to the cyborg who nodded.

"Off we go then." But before I left, I turned to Saitama. "Take care of the house, alright?"

"Yeah, whatever 'mom'." He joked with a smile as we exited the house.

"Also, do you mind if we go to the post office first?" I asked the cyborg as I hold up the package I wanted to send.

"I don't mind." He answered.

My lips curved into a smile, "Thanks! Don't worry, it'll be quick."

He only nodded, and so we began walking to the nearest post office, which was only a five minute walk. Once my business there was taken care of, I turned to the cyborg upon exiting the post office.

"Right, so we'll be going up to the mountains." I informed him as we continued to walk, with me still facing him, thus making me walk backwards. "It's where I would usually hang around back then, and I can assure you that it's a wonderful peaceful area."

"It's a great place where you can easily focus, and be in peace." I added.

"I see." He muttered.

"That also means no fire power." I informed him, and he only nodded in understanding. I gave him a reassuring smile, "Don't worry, I'll let you use them some other time, when we're not in a forest or something."

Once again, he only nodded in response.

I sighed at this, before I turned on my heel and continued walking the normal way with him by my side.

"So... tell me about yourself." I spoke, unsure.

"Must I shorten it to 20 words or less?" He asked.

"Nah." I answered plainly.

And so he began to tell me about his tragic back story in great detail, to be honest it almost had me in tears.

"I'm sorry to hear that." I muttered an apology.

"It's quiet alright, don't worry." He assured with a small smile. Hey, that's new.

I flashed him a smile of my own in return, happy to see the always serious cyborg smile for once.