Ayano Aishi has never been able to feel emotions. She has always been... empty. Then her entire life changes when she witnesses Saitama defeat a monster with one punch. For the first time, she feels something. And now she knows what she wants: to be...
A/N: You can consider this chapter to be a prequel. Also, kinda bummed out now 'cause I got a really got idea for how I could've written this story but oh well...
Some of this chapter is taken from the video 'Yandere-Chan's childhood' (obviously).
My earliest memories...
I remember... hospitals. Doctors. Examinations.
I was... 'broken'. The doctors were trying to 'fix' me.
My parents tried to explain what was wrong with me. They tried to explain what made me different from other people. I didn't understand.
I heard the doctors admit they couldn't fix me. I would never be a normal person, or live a normal life.
As I grew older, I came to understand what was wrong with me. I saw other children become happy. Sad. Angry.
But... I never felt these things. I only felt... empty. Hollow. Incomplete.
My father desperately wanted to help me. But my mother... she was nothing like my father.
She wasn't worried about me at all. She said she was exactly like me when she was a child. She told me that one day, I would meet someone special. She told me that one day I would meet someone that would make me feel... complete.
My father did not want to listen to my mother's words. He wanted a normal child more than anything in the world. He tried everything to make me happy.
But... nothing worked.
At school, the other children mistreated me. They bullied me because I was strange to them. It was... inconvenient.
I was not scared of monsters or criminals. I never felt fear. I didn't understand what made them so scary.
"You freak!" a little girl yelled. Her friend dumped Ayano's school-books into a puddle. The both of them laughed and jeered.
Ayano didn't react at all.
"Are you a monster?" another girl asked. "You don't react to anything!"
The girls began to laugh again, but stopped when a shadow appeared above their heads.
"Monster!" they screamed. They ran away, crying out. Other children ran away as well, screaming in terror and leaving the playground behind. Ayano didn't even bat an eye.
"Well, what's this?" the monster asked, staring down at Ayano with its disgruntled figure. "Not scared, huh, kid?"
"Aishi!" a teacher yelled. "Run!"
Ayano stared up at the monster, eyes glazed over. It gave her a sadistic grin, preparing to kill her with ease.
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