Kōka Shita
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My name is Toiki Rosaki, I come from a somewhat normal family-though my great grandparents are said to have come from foreign lands, from which magic and other worldly myths seemed to exists; of course I don't believe that, but I'm reminded of it a couple times throughout my High-School life.
I go to Mountain Field High-School, number 5 on one of the top 5 best schools in Blackwood, Virginia. Mountain Field is almost like a normal school, except it as its own perks and advantages. I never really thought of avoiding school, which was until I met this black haired girl with violet eyes whose mystery was as great as this town. My life changed when I met her, what scares me is I can never see things the same way.
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