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"I'M A BAD KAPPA!" Caddy yelled for maybe the twentieth time. Honestly, he had given up trying to keep count at this point. Every time Mai would insist that he was not shouting loud enough, as if she was unaware of the crowd surrounding them. Caddy was unsure as to whether he could scream any louder.

Typically, he was quiet yet friendly, mostly due to discovering that being less noticeable meant that he was less likely to get in trouble as he wasn't a suspect, or if he did get caught he would be let off as he was a good kid.

Being in Hidden Block had somewhat tarnished that plan and he was seen as a troublemaker more often. He didn't really mind, he had amazing friends, a semi-serious feud with Moosey, who was always fun to mess with. He got to play video games and would sometimes get prize money for doing so. Caddy also found a way to sneak his guns on campus, meaning he could express gratitude or immense hatred towards games. The only negative thing about being at Asagao was how much he missed England a lot of the time and his family, who were all there, especially his sister. His friends were always there for him when he was down though. Caddy just wished they could help now, though he doubted Main would let them.

By no means did Caddy believe that he didn't deserve this. He'd pretty much almost ruined Hana and Mai's school lives and neglected to do anything for an entire month. Considering what he had done he should have been happy that this was all he was getting.

Mai had made him dress in a Kappa costume she had 'borrowed' from the drama club, and now he had to scream about how terrible he was as students walked by. Some would stay and heckle him, with added encouragement for them to continue doing so from Mai, others would walk on as they laughed.

The worst thing was when students made comments. A particularly mean girl with short black hair and pink eyes had ranted at him about how horrid he was, and how the Hidden Black Club just wanted to screw over and mess with the Hidden Block Club because they knew they weren't talented enough to beat them, and that what they did was pathetic and didn't even work, the Normal Boots Club still won.

Mimi went on and on about how stupid the Hidden Block Club were and how great the Normal Boots Club were, never really saying anything with any substance and within a few minutes she was repeating herself and Caddy figured the only reason she was still talking was the giant crowd that had gathered, the girl was clearly obsessed with her status.

After ten minutes passed Mai made the girl leave, the crowd had become bored of her anyway and had either left to get away from her or were focusing more on ridiculing Caddy themselves instead.

Begrudgingly, Mimi left, glaring at Mai. Caddy wondered why the two seemed to hate each other so much, then again the pink-eyed girl was a right bitch, though he could have sworn that they used to be friends.

Well, Mai certainly picked better friends this year, and although she was absolutely humiliating him now, Caddy hoped they could be friends after this. He couldn't help but think that Mai would fit in well with the Hidden Block Club. Ian wasn't that big a fan of her either so that was a plus since it was getting increasingly more difficult to irritate him Well he always seemed mildly annoyed but Caddy wanted more than that. Fighting with each other was how they showed they cared, and it was no fun when there wasn't a decent reaction.

Caddy was glad Moosey wasn't here now. He'd never let him live this down. None of his fellow club members would.

The crowd of people jeering at Caddy had gained mass, much to Caddy's dismay, and they were pissed. People were throwing balls of scrunched up paper at him, and some of them seemed to have heavy objects in them causing a lot of pain.

"Why does this suit have to be skin tight?" Caddy mental cursed as he got pelted repeatedly.

He could feel tears in his eyes and the voices around him seemed to be getting louder and louder.