Another death, just what I needed (Assassination Classroom/ Another crossover)

Chapter 23: Back to Yomiyama

Natsuki's P.O.V.

 I sighed with relief as I threw my pencil at the wall and flopped onto my bed, catching the attention of the one other person in the room, aka Yuzuki Fuwa. She looked over at me confused as I stared at my homework that was on the ground with pure hatred.

 "This homework is a NIGTHMARE!" I yelled.

 Yuzuki laughed a little before going back to her homework.

 "That's what you get for being in A-class," she stated.

 "I know!" I said while rolling on my back," But don't you think they would at least let us live our lives outside of school without worrying about grades and stuff."

 "You're also going to a private school," Yuzuki pointed out," Unlike your past school."

 "Yet out past school already went over all of this," I pointed out.

 Yuzuki looked over at me, then shrugged.

 "Then I guess this is just boring for you," she stated.

 I groaned and turned onto my side so that I was looking out the window.

 "You could say that again," I stated.

 Yuzuki giggled a little and went back to her homework. We stayed quiet for a little longer until we heard a loud thud coming from outside the window. I looked up at the window to see, well, the last thing I would have every expected. And that was...

 A yellow octopus creature who accidentally flew into the window.

 I heard Yuzuki sigh and face palm when she saw the creature while I just laid there slightly surprised.

 "Um, excuse me," said the octopus," Could you please open the window?"

 I heard Yuzuki get up from the floor and walk over to the window. Once she was right in front of it, she turned her head and looked at me.

 "Uh, do you mind if I let him in?" she asked me.

 I shrugged and rolled around.

 "Sure, I don't mind," I said," As long as he doesn't make a mess or eat any of my food."

 Yuzuki nodded her head and opened the window. Once she did, the yellow octopus flew into the middle of the room and stacked up the papers on the floor into two piles.

 "Sorry about that!" he exclaimed," I just needed to tell my student something really important!"

 "I see," I said," You're Koro-sensei, aren't you."

 Koro-sensei and Yuzuki looked at me surprised, but then decided to ignore it. Yuzuki turned around and looked at Koro-sensei with a smile on her face.

 "So what did you want to tell me?" she asked.

 "Oh, it's...."

 I started ignoring their conversation, since it was none of my business, and looked over at the two stack of papers on the ground. One of them was a lot taller than the other, which made me realize something. One stack was my homework, while the other was Yuzuki's. Which surprised me a little that Koro-sensei was able to organize it like that so fast.

 As I looked at the papers, my eyes started traveling up towards the top of my bookshelf until they landed on one big picture. It was a picture that was taken at the beginning of our trip to the shrine in Yomiyama. Saddness started filling my eyes as I looked at every student in the picture that died that night. I was about to look away from the picture until my eyes caught something strange. There was a gap in the group of students. Specifically where Reiko, or Mikami-sensei stood in the picture. This really shouldn't surprise me, since she was the one who was dead this year.