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Graduation has happened - I am no longer a teacher. Won't have to work 12 hour days + weekends anymore, so maybe I'll actually have enough time for hobbies.
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I sound like a broken record, but only 2 months left till I'm done teaching. Not sure what's next, but it feels like anything would pay more and be less stressful lol
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Teacher update: I feel like a villain from a cartoon. The laughter of teenagers gives me migraines, and I no longer feel guilt when giving bad grades to kids that sleep through my lessons.
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First day as a Biology Teacher tomorrow - hopefully the kids will be able to read my handwriting.
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Overall, the trip back home was long and arduous. The boar, which was larger than either goblin and weighed many times more, offered no assistance, and the wound that Kishi had inflicted had made the fur slick with blood in certain parts. Overall, the trip was spent with idle chit-chat and labored grunting. After Kishi had given his response to Lomen, he continued on his discussion of these so called "Skills"
"So you mean to say you have never acquired any skills from your previous battl-"
Once again, Lomen was cut off. Darkness had encompassed all of Kishi's view. All that remained was a light pain in his stomach, and the sound of waves in the distance. Kishi could feel soft sand beneath his body, and the scent of ocean air filled his senses. By the time he tried to grasp any meaning on the strange event, it immediately vanished, with Lomen returning to his view.
"-we need to take this back together brother Kishi."
"I apologize, but I do not know what you mean when you refer to these skills. I agree, we seem to develop traits and actions quite easily... But I never got a skill with a name. Perhaps you are special in that regard. You should ask Grandfather about it. He is quite wise in regards to the ways of the world."
After he finished giving advice, Kishi slowly lifted the boars back legs, and the rest of the trip consisted of chit-chat and Kishi instructing Lomen on the directions he needed to follow in order to not slam into a tree or trip.
What felt like hours passed by, and by the time the goblins had finally reached the cavern, it was already dusk, the sun turning the sky into a crimson expanse. Slowly, the boar was carried inside, much to the envy of the less fortunate goblins in the family. The boar was laid at the feet of Grandfather. It wasn't until Kishi wiped the sweat from his face that he noticed Brother Zectoll was standing next to Grandfather, and looked... much more threatening than he usually did. Dismissing this thought, Kishi lightly tapped the side of the boar, creating a soft slapping sound that echoed throughout the entire cave. Kishi began to speak.
"Greetings, Grandfather! I apoligize that I interrupted your conversation with Brother Zectoll, but I bring great news! Brother Lomen and I have returned with a feast for the family! If you would be so kind, I would be in your debt if you distributed this to those who are unable to catch their own food. If brother Lomen-"
Kishi turns to face both Grandfather and Lomen at the same time.
"-is done claiming his share, it would be an honor to allow you the first cut."
Kishi grinned happily. Surely, this boar would be able to feed the rest of his kin. His people would be able to live another day. And all it cost was the life of one disgusting monster!
"So you mean to say you have never acquired any skills from your previous battl-"
Once again, Lomen was cut off. Darkness had encompassed all of Kishi's view. All that remained was a light pain in his stomach, and the sound of waves in the distance. Kishi could feel soft sand beneath his body, and the scent of ocean air filled his senses. By the time he tried to grasp any meaning on the strange event, it immediately vanished, with Lomen returning to his view.
"-we need to take this back together brother Kishi."
"I apologize, but I do not know what you mean when you refer to these skills. I agree, we seem to develop traits and actions quite easily... But I never got a skill with a name. Perhaps you are special in that regard. You should ask Grandfather about it. He is quite wise in regards to the ways of the world."
After he finished giving advice, Kishi slowly lifted the boars back legs, and the rest of the trip consisted of chit-chat and Kishi instructing Lomen on the directions he needed to follow in order to not slam into a tree or trip.
What felt like hours passed by, and by the time the goblins had finally reached the cavern, it was already dusk, the sun turning the sky into a crimson expanse. Slowly, the boar was carried inside, much to the envy of the less fortunate goblins in the family. The boar was laid at the feet of Grandfather. It wasn't until Kishi wiped the sweat from his face that he noticed Brother Zectoll was standing next to Grandfather, and looked... much more threatening than he usually did. Dismissing this thought, Kishi lightly tapped the side of the boar, creating a soft slapping sound that echoed throughout the entire cave. Kishi began to speak.
"Greetings, Grandfather! I apoligize that I interrupted your conversation with Brother Zectoll, but I bring great news! Brother Lomen and I have returned with a feast for the family! If you would be so kind, I would be in your debt if you distributed this to those who are unable to catch their own food. If brother Lomen-"
Kishi turns to face both Grandfather and Lomen at the same time.
"-is done claiming his share, it would be an honor to allow you the first cut."
Kishi grinned happily. Surely, this boar would be able to feed the rest of his kin. His people would be able to live another day. And all it cost was the life of one disgusting monster!
Writing up a post now.
Gonna wait for @Jangel13 before posting.
@Kal-El@cloudystar
THE FLAMING HUMAN BAT OF JUSTICE!!!
But seriously, that does sound pretty radical, my dudes.
@pkken
Oh, Daichi is probably the worst person in the entire class when it comes to fighting a villain. But if it's throwing heroes, he's a natural. I actually expect him to have a chance of getting expelled because of how stupid he is, and how he refuses to intentionally hurt people.
For quirk training, Daichi would be pretty boring. Either lifting weights, or using the BAT.
Yes, the Daichi/Ako combo is called the BAT. It is canon.
THE FLAMING HUMAN BAT OF JUSTICE!!!
But seriously, that does sound pretty radical, my dudes.
@pkken
Oh, Daichi is probably the worst person in the entire class when it comes to fighting a villain. But if it's throwing heroes, he's a natural. I actually expect him to have a chance of getting expelled because of how stupid he is, and how he refuses to intentionally hurt people.
For quirk training, Daichi would be pretty boring. Either lifting weights, or using the BAT.
Yes, the Daichi/Ako combo is called the BAT. It is canon.
@cloudystar
In case you haven't realized it by now, Daichi is super dumb. Like, "he shouldn't be in this level of education" dumb. He thinks you got some internal damage, and Ako pausing between words didn't really help. If he asked, Daichi would put him down.
In case you haven't realized it by now, Daichi is super dumb. Like, "he shouldn't be in this level of education" dumb. He thinks you got some internal damage, and Ako pausing between words didn't really help. If he asked, Daichi would put him down.
@pkken
Only Ako.
Only Ako.
Daichi had lived the majority of his life with incredible strength, which was hard to adjust to. Most delicate tasks were incredibly difficult, if not impossible. In fact, Daichi was once kicked off of a baseball team for accidentally breaking a child's arm with the ball. Sometimes, these things happened at the worst of times, and could lead to horrible first impressions.
This was one of those times.
Despite throwing him relatively gentle, the blue-haired boy still flew at the nurse. The boy was catapulted forwards, and to the outside observer, it appeared as though Daichi had thrown the boy at the nurse intentionally. Daichi didn't even realize his mistake until he heard one of the most apathetic screams in his life.
"Ahhhhh...."
As soon as Daichi was paying attention again, he was looking at the sprawled form of the boy on top of the intimidating nurse. As soon as he noticed this, he began to shaake slightly, which eventually evolved into a shiver throughout his entire body. Daichi quickly called out to the small boy.
"I-I'm sorry, you w-were the c-closest person, and y-you are p-p-pretty short, and I p-pa-panicked!"
Daichi barely managed to hear the response of the boy, which was still echoed out with that same, emotionless tone.
"...passing through? You guys...go. I'll catch...up."
Daichi honestly didn't know what to make of it. After all, the nurse was hit with a person, she wasn't going to move quickly after that. The girl with pink hair had bumped into him just before the toss, and she let out a response to the toss.
"Nice!"
Daichi slightly jumped at the comment. Sure, it was nice that the scary lady was stunned, but that doesn't excuse the fact that he had still hit her. And besides, the blue-haired boy could have been seriously injured if he didn't have that blue aura! Daichi heard the tall black-haired girl, whom he had taken to calling tall lady in order to avoid confusion with the much shorter black haired woman, also commented on the throw.
"You... Wow. That was amazing, er, dude!"
The stutter caused Daichi to shift uncomfortably. People being astonished at his freakish strength wasn't anything new, but it was never pleasant. Throughout his entire life, his strength had merely been an anoyance, like a limb that twitched and spasmed involuntarily. He could never control it, and it usually led to something being broken or someone getting hurt. One of the main reasons he decided to become a hero in the first place was so he could learn to control his strength easier, or at least use it to help people instead of hurt them. The tall lady walked over to the boy and began to drag him over to the rest of the crowd. As she did so, she made her way towards Daichi and whispered out a request.
"Can you do me a quick favor? These three and you need to get to class before the bell rings. I'll distract the nurse while you get everyone past. You don't have to do it, but I'd, uh, really appreciate it."
Daichi considered the favor temporarily. It would be rude to simply take the others by force, and she did say that he could refuse... But what if she was lying? What if she really needed Daichi to take these people to class because she had some serious disease that the scary nurse needed to cure? What if she was to embarrassed to say anything, and simply was using the distraction as an excuse to stay behind? What if she was going to die if Daichi refused to take the others?! What if-
"A-actually, I think s-she is p-p-pretty distracted r-right now..."
A look towards the nurse proved this statement to be correct. She appeared to be stunned or, at the very least, distracted for the time being. Clearly, she did not expect a student to use brute force have an accident. Daichi gently scooped up the small blue-haired boy in his arms. Daichi had thrown him, and even though he didn't look hurt, he could be bleeding internally for all Daichi knew. Which was saying a lot, considering Daichi didn't even know internal bleeding was a thing.
"S-sorry again about t-t-throwing you. I-it was the h-heat of the m-moment...
As Daich began to run down the hall, he didn't even notice a tall boy run past the group.
This was one of those times.
Despite throwing him relatively gentle, the blue-haired boy still flew at the nurse. The boy was catapulted forwards, and to the outside observer, it appeared as though Daichi had thrown the boy at the nurse intentionally. Daichi didn't even realize his mistake until he heard one of the most apathetic screams in his life.
"Ahhhhh...."
As soon as Daichi was paying attention again, he was looking at the sprawled form of the boy on top of the intimidating nurse. As soon as he noticed this, he began to shaake slightly, which eventually evolved into a shiver throughout his entire body. Daichi quickly called out to the small boy.
"I-I'm sorry, you w-were the c-closest person, and y-you are p-p-pretty short, and I p-pa-panicked!"
Daichi barely managed to hear the response of the boy, which was still echoed out with that same, emotionless tone.
"...passing through? You guys...go. I'll catch...up."
Daichi honestly didn't know what to make of it. After all, the nurse was hit with a person, she wasn't going to move quickly after that. The girl with pink hair had bumped into him just before the toss, and she let out a response to the toss.
"Nice!"
Daichi slightly jumped at the comment. Sure, it was nice that the scary lady was stunned, but that doesn't excuse the fact that he had still hit her. And besides, the blue-haired boy could have been seriously injured if he didn't have that blue aura! Daichi heard the tall black-haired girl, whom he had taken to calling tall lady in order to avoid confusion with the much shorter black haired woman, also commented on the throw.
"You... Wow. That was amazing, er, dude!"
The stutter caused Daichi to shift uncomfortably. People being astonished at his freakish strength wasn't anything new, but it was never pleasant. Throughout his entire life, his strength had merely been an anoyance, like a limb that twitched and spasmed involuntarily. He could never control it, and it usually led to something being broken or someone getting hurt. One of the main reasons he decided to become a hero in the first place was so he could learn to control his strength easier, or at least use it to help people instead of hurt them. The tall lady walked over to the boy and began to drag him over to the rest of the crowd. As she did so, she made her way towards Daichi and whispered out a request.
"Can you do me a quick favor? These three and you need to get to class before the bell rings. I'll distract the nurse while you get everyone past. You don't have to do it, but I'd, uh, really appreciate it."
Daichi considered the favor temporarily. It would be rude to simply take the others by force, and she did say that he could refuse... But what if she was lying? What if she really needed Daichi to take these people to class because she had some serious disease that the scary nurse needed to cure? What if she was to embarrassed to say anything, and simply was using the distraction as an excuse to stay behind? What if she was going to die if Daichi refused to take the others?! What if-
"A-actually, I think s-she is p-p-pretty distracted r-right now..."
A look towards the nurse proved this statement to be correct. She appeared to be stunned or, at the very least, distracted for the time being. Clearly, she did not expect a student to use brute force have an accident. Daichi gently scooped up the small blue-haired boy in his arms. Daichi had thrown him, and even though he didn't look hurt, he could be bleeding internally for all Daichi knew. Which was saying a lot, considering Daichi didn't even know internal bleeding was a thing.
"S-sorry again about t-t-throwing you. I-it was the h-heat of the m-moment...
As Daich began to run down the hall, he didn't even notice a tall boy run past the group.
>When you want to play the misunderstood monster and everyone calls you a pastry.
I'm going to start writing up a post soon.
Just to be clear: Was Ako thrown over the nurse, or did Daichi fuck up? Honestly, the second is funnier.
Just to be clear: Was Ako thrown over the nurse, or did Daichi fuck up? Honestly, the second is funnier.
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