Naoko felt pleased that no one mentioned anything about her breakdown the day before. Though she did notice that they were holding back in asking for her help from time to time.
Due to the unexpected break-in, she and Nezu had to reschedule every class in each department. It didn't bother her as much since she didn't get a minute of sleep last night. Inevitably, it was also the same for Nezu. He was in charge of rescheduling the support course, while he gave the general and business course's schedules to Naoko.
Afterwards, they both planned on the hero course's schedule. Since they decided that upgrading the security system would best be done tomorrow, they ended up having the first years take a joint class in USJ to test their compatibility.
"It'll go well, surely. 1-B and 1-C's relationship went well after their joint assessment. I just hope Vlad doesn't instigate some competition against Aizawa's class," Nezu comments, smiling blankly.
Naoko replicates his blank smile, "We're talking about Vlad, after all."
"Ah..."
And so they both silently agreed to talk to Vlad, who walked out tired after listening to their one-hour lecture.
"1-A and 1-B are heading to USJ as we speak. The other first-years are currently taking classes as planned. The second-year hero course students are undergoing training in Ground Beta, the rest are in their respective classes. Third-year support course students are having an activity in the forest, and the general ed's are preparing for their assessments. The other third-years are having classes as usual. So far, the new schedule is running smoothly."
Nezu hums at Naoko's report and turns his attention to the paperwork sitting on his desk, "I'll have to finish all this so that we can upgrade our security system tomorrow quickly. I can't have any more incidents like this. For now, you and I'll be manually taking care of it until further notice."
The pinkette lowers her head, "I'll be taking charge of Snipe's classes for today. Please call me if you need my assistance. I'll excuse myself now," she curtsies and walks out of his office, heading to 1-C where Midnight was waiting for her.
The smile that stretched her lips disappeared once she walked through the empty hallways. There was a nagging feeling telling her to stay alert. It might seem silly to rely on such a thing but her instincts never failed her once. She told Majin-ō earlier in the morning about it, and he simply reassured her that he'll take action if the school was in danger. It eased her nerves, but she still took some precautions.
