With just a simple new talent, I was amazed at how much better Itona’s character became so soon after joining Class E for real. His tech-y skills are ever interesting to watch. It took a lot longer than I would’ve liked, but here it is, the last Student Profile. I shall post an “afterwords” of sorts later.
Sorry to say this, but I don’t think I saved a copy of Itona’s profile before the Assassination Classroom board on Baidu got totalled, so no link this time.
Furthermore, this time it’s a direct Japanese -> English translation by me, but nonetheless, while I have endeavoured to keep things as accurate as possible, not everything may be successfully conveyed across
E-28 Horibe Itona (堀部 糸成) – discarding his tentacles, a comrade acquired
“I’ll kill you in the end … Korosensei"
Description
A boy who was sent in by a certain organisation for the assassination. He was transplanted with the same tentacle cells as Korosensei, but failed to assassinate him. Under the Class E students’ cooperation, he discarded his tentacles and began to attend class.
When he first transferred schools, he was observed to have an abnormal fixation on things like “power” and “victory”. With the power of the tentacles, he was an even match for Korosensei.
When he was young, he treated his father’s electronic parts factory like a playground, and as a result his electronics skills are masterfully second nature to him.
Code Name: Not for CoroCoro (コロコロ上がり/ korokoro agari), Yoshida’s idea
He mostly does it (machinery stuff) as a hobby, but Itona takes it to a whole new level. One time, he looked at the Mini 4WD he was working on, and the custom slimming is way too good, and its specs are way too high.
(TN: Mini 4WD here mainly refers to plastic model race cars that are 1/32 (1:32) scaled and AA battery powered without remote control. Asian kids of my generation feel nostalgic for this stuff)
Explanation on Itona’s nickname: it is so long that it deserves its own spoiler tags
So, Itona’s code name, “korokoro agari”, is by far the hardest one to figure out, as every source and translation that I tried examining, across 3 languages, all had their own interpretation. But after looking at Yoshida’s Mini 4WD explanation again, I think I’ve finally figured out what Matsui went for.
First, コロコロ (korokoro) should be a reference to CoroCoro Comic, a Japanese monthly manga magazine published by Shogakukan, primarily targeting elementary school aged boys, younger than the readers of shōnen manga. It comes from the expression “korokoro” that can refer to things that are small, round and rolls around lightly, or that are plump and cute.
It has a sister magazine called CoroCoro Aniki (roughly CoroCoro Big Brother), published quarterly that target 30 to 40 years-old that are the readers of CoroCoro Comic magazine (nostalgia I suppose). As such, many series on this magazine were either spin-offs or sequels to the series serialised on CoroCoro Comic. Two Mini 4WD-focused manga were serialised here too.
Next, 上がり (agari) has so many meanings. Among the ones I believe could prove relevant, they include “rise/increase/ascent”; the “end/stop/completion” of something; the “after” state of something; denoting that something is of an “ex-/former” status.
Since it’s supposed to be something mean, my 2 candidates for his code name were the following:
“Ex-CoroCoro”, as in “no longer small and cute”; and
“CoroCoro After (Story)”, as in like “the stuff that comes after/goes beyond CoroCoro”, following the theme of “CoroCoro Aniki”, and in reference to his Mini 4WD going way beyond and his Ero nature.)
But giving it a bit more thought, I decided on the latter, but with a better tweak: “Not for CoroCoro”.
So there you have it. Hope I’ve got it right for real this time.
Birthday: March 31st
Height: 160cm
Weight: 53kg
Blood Type: AB
Favourite Subject: Science
Worst Subject: Social Studies
Interests and special skills: Electronics
Past Club: Electronics Club
Treasured Item(s): the soldering iron used by his father
Favourite Food: Paitan (White Soup) Ramen
Bento or Snacks: Snacks
Election Headline (from the 1st Popularity Poll): Shitamachi Rocket
(TN: Shitamachi Rocket was a novel by Ikeido Jun, now adapted into a drama. It’s about a man who gives up his career as a space scientist to succeed his father’s manufacturing factory. Though the company is confronted with troubles, he strives with his workers to overcome them and pursue his dream of developing rockets. Apparently rather underdog-versus-giant themed, this reference rather fits Itona’s situation)
From Korosensei, Announcement of Results from the Periodic Exams (Main 5 subjects) (credits to young-il-long-kiyoshi)
While Korosensei can’t judge his academic skills as a whole since he hasn’t partaken any exams, he finds that his fundamentals are good. If he attends his Slippy-Sloppy Intensive Study Sessions, he should make good progress.
1st Trimester Mid-Terms: NA
1st Trimester End-of-Terms: NA
2nd Trimester Mid-Terms: NA
Karasuma’s Assassination Aptitude (graded on a scale of 6)
Due to the application of body enhancements, his physical abilities are exceedingly high. But because he had relied on fighting techniques that centered around his tentacles, his assassination skills are lowered. If he made full use of his manufacturing skills, he’ll be suited to backend support.
- During the climax of the Bo-taoshi match at the Athletic Festival, his tag-team high jump with Isogai wowed even the Board Chairman. If he can learn to make the most of this astounding physical abilities of his, it should translate into considerable warpower. - With his natural manufacturing skills, he can create all kinds of radio-controlled models. Useful for reconnaissance.
(TN: I find the emphasis on his body enhancements odd, given that in Chapter 104 (which is included in Roll Book Time’s canon, so to speak), Korosensei cautioned Itona that his body enhancements from Shiro are dissipating, which will result in his body returning to the levels of an ordinary middle school student)
I wonder, before he made a return to Class E, did he coordinate his own fashion? Somehow his vibe now feels considerably different. Before he had put in a bit more planning, but now it feels like his dress sense has worsened, what with his casual style of his unbuttoned uniform over his high neck shirt.
With Tentacles
When he was under Shiro, he was always wearing a fluffy fur scarf, even during the hot summer. Maybe he actually has advanced tastes?
Without Tentacles
After losing his tentacles, the way he’s always equiped with a bandana feels a bit out of place. His dress sense is also more casual than before.
Character Relationships
- Terasaka (addressed as Terasaka) -
Dissing Terasaka has already become something like Itona’s way of greeting him when starting conversations. But because of such greetings, harsh words became soft. At any rate, he’s his most trusted friend.
- Muramatsu Takuya (addressed as Muramatsu) -
After one slurp of the ramen from Muramatsu’s shop Shouraiken, he gave it some brutal and severe criticism, but after that he unexpectedly approves of it. There are plenty of times when one just wants to eat some good old-fashioned Showa-era ramen without being super fussy about the latest craze.
- Yoshida Taisei (addressed as Yoshida) -
Their specialties are different, but since they both like machines, they hit it off right away. The events at Wakaba Park was the first showcase of their collaboration.
- Okajima Taiga (addressed as Okajima) -
He is someone who speaks of the will that’s needed to be a man. Under the same banner, these two that are bound by a vow of sworn brotherhood exchange intelligence and clash their respective principles against one another on a daily basis.
(TN: not sure if I managed to encapsulate everything, but from the words alone this part is supposed to sound this dramatic, I kid you not. Even though we all know what they are really talking about with one another)
- Kataoka Megu (addressed as Kataoka) -
Together with Okajima, he persisted in his share of daily Ero activities, yet it is rare for Kataoka to scold him. Perhaps it’s a bonus of playing the little brother character. In place of that, she scolds Okajima more than usual.
- Okuda Manami (addressed as Okuda) -
The way that Itona bluntly spews venom as easily as he breathes has Okuda scared from the bottom of her heart. Sudden eye contact alone will send her trembling like a small animal.
- Takebayashi Koutarou (addressed as Takebayashi) -
Whenever he goes to Akihabara to stock up on electronic parts he’ll often run into Takebayashi, but because the categories of shops they enter are completely different, they’ll just nod and pass by each other.
- Irina Jelavic (addressed as B*tch-sensei) -
While he likes big chests, Irina is outside of his tastes. To be exact, Itona treats the 20 years old Irina like something that’s gone past the “best before” date.
Matsui-sensei’s Exclusive Behind the Scenes Data
Itona sleeps in a small storehouse that was among the few of his father’s assets that avoided foreclosure. Housing an extensive collection of electronic parts, every day he spends time there earning pocket money through tasks like mobile phone repairs, while also continuing to endeavour with work that goes towards the assassination.
When Itona’s electronics work and the power of Ero unite, the bonds between the Class E boys became stronger.
Likes big chests, to the point that on his first day of transfer, he brought a gravia magazine and was absorbed in reading it. He is openly, silently, unspeakably perverted.
He’s silently lewd, and his potential perverseness rivals Okajima. In the past, he’s good with anything that comes with a big chest, but lately he likes chest that’re a bit more low-key.
When real life throws predicament after predicament at you, it really lowers your morale for the hobby side of life. It’s more delayed than I would’ve liked, but here’s Part 6. Once again, thanks to @blazardragon for help with proofreading.
Also, after checking the original Japanese text once more, I seemed to have mistook something in Part 1.
To recap, I had mentioned that Lea’s mother came from a region of the Norgo Kingdom that connects it with the rest of Europe, of which said region is embroiled in conflict. What I didn’t realise when doing Part 1 was that the conflict hadn’t ended yet, and is in fact still ongoing.
Mentioning this in order to clear up something with the motive behind Lea’s assassination
Previously on Korotan C: Princess Lea of Norgo Kingdom visits Kunugigaoka for a Debate Rally, but she’s decided to sneak out of her hotel and into the city. But after fending off one hitman after another, Class 3-E and Asano Gakushuu are close to escorting her to safety at the Norgo Kingdom Embassy.
The group consisting of Asano, Lea and Class E swiftly entered the street where the Embassy is situated. As they entered their last stretch, Nagisa’s phone rang. It’s a call from Kataoka.
“Wait! Don’t enter the Embassy yet!!” shouted Nagisa to the riders in front before returning to the call, nodding to Kataoka’s response.
“…………the mastermind behind the assassination is the Ambassador!?”
Furthermore, the Board Chairman is also present, along with the police.
Everyone grew solemn at the turn of events. They were so close to succeeding, and the mastermind turns out to be in the home base.
Karma though is optimistic. Hearing that the police are present, it also means that they don’t have to worry about any hitmen for the moment.
“We’ve fled all this way already, there’s nothing worse that could happen to us,” he urged in a relaxed manner.
“We have no need to flee! And if there really is a mastermind, then we’ll just strip his façade straight off!” declared Asano.
Hearing that the Ambassador of her own country is the mastermind, Lea’s face turned pale and her heart uneasy.
“[We’re going in now, are you prepared?]” asked Asano.
“[Yes, I’m fine, if there really is a mastermind, then I shall verify it with my own eyes,]” resolved Lea.
At the entrance of the Embassy are countless police on emergency standby. Beyond the entrance is the Ambassador, plus security guards and the Board Chairman.
When the door opens, Lea’s company part from their bikes and walk onto the lawn.
“[Princess Lea! I’m glad that you’re safe!]” As the Ambassador welcomes her with open arms, Asano pulls Lea behind him.
“Asano-kun, do you realise what you are doing? Hurry and bring the Princess over,” admonished the Board Chairman, his expression even colder than usual.
“I fully understand what I am doing, I am just respecting the Princess’ own wishes, and I was calm and rational when deciding on this course of action,” echoed Asano’s frank answer across the Embassy grounds. Seeing him like this, Lea looks worried.
The Board Chairman senses that there’s some form of intimacy between the two of them.
“Ho? You were supposed to be the Princess‘ escort, and yet you brought her out from the hotel and provided openings for the enemy. You even ignored my counsel and allowed danger to befall her. And you claim these actions to be calm and rational?”
“This is the result of me placing utmost priority on her safety and her point of view, my actions were completely based on reason.”
The Board Chairman snickers at Asano’s rhetoric.
“Asano-kun, do you truly swear that you took action with reason as your basis?”
“Of course!”
“And are you sure that it wasn’t personal desire that triumphed over reason?”
The Board Chairman’s eyes are gleaming with a sharp iciness, as though they can see through to the deepest pits of his son’s heart.
“You exposed the Princess of the Norgo Kingdom to danger, and you caused a crisis to the friendly relationship between Japan and the Kingdom. Let us hear how you intend to bear responsibility to the consequences, Asano-kun!”
Under his questioning, Asano can do naught but helplessly lower his gaze, fists clenched as he endures humiliation coming from his own father.
Bearing witness to the dire situation between father and son, Nagisa and co hold their breath, his thoughts racing for a way to help the princess and Asano.
An idea came to him, and he asks Karma for the phone from the very first hitmen that they took down.
“Hold it!”
Just then, a piercing voice crossed the quiet Embassy. Its owner is Fuwa, stepping her way into the scene with heavy footsteps, with Kataoka’s special ops team following behind.
Suddenly, she points her finger. “Ambassador, there is no need for you to greet the Princess, because your plot to take advantage of this foreign trip and assassinate her has been exposed!”
The Ambassador has an astonished look on his face, eyebrows raised. “What nonsense are you speaking of at such a critical time!? Do you have any proof to back your words?“
As if in response, Fuwa raised her right hand, sending a signal to Takebayashi who is hidden in the courtyard. He then triggered something on his phone, and the phones of everyone on the scene chimed with ringtones of all varieties.
Not understanding what’s happening, the Ambassador brought out his own phone from his breast pocket. It shows an email from an unknown sender, the contents of which is a log of the Ambassador’s numerous scans for the geolocation of Lea’s phone. Seeing everyone’s look of surprise, Fuwa lets out a “huhuhu” laugh of satisfaction, and begins her explanation while looking at the email.
“The email you’re all seeing now is proof of the Ambassador’s assassination of the Princess. His unauthorised inquiry of Princess Lea’s cellphone GPS, as well as hidden software that he had secretly installed. As a result, the princess was ambushed three times.”
“[How…when did this!?]” Hearing Asano’s translation, Lea grips her phone in anger.
Off to the side, Itona has got the hitman’s phone from Nagisa and is straining to break past its security lock. They tried using the greases left on the screen to deduce the password, but to no avail, and they ended up exhausting the attempts allowed by the system.
He has one last trick on his sleeves: he decided to exchange the SIM card from his phone with the one on the hitman’s phone, and then entered his own password.
Meanwhile, Fuwa continues her graceful pursuit. “Furthermore, the Ambassador’s personal bank account has had multiple expenditures of considerable sums, paid in American dollars. Surely they’re reward payments to your hitmen? If you want to see some concrete data, I’ve got them right here.”
From her pocket, she waves out a USB thumb drive. This intelligence on the Ambassador’s personal account was discovered by Irina in his room, which she infiltrated using her intimate connection with one of the local diplomats.
But even when presented with the facts, the Ambassador isn’t as rattled as expected. “True, I installed the software onto the Princess’ phone. But it’s for the Princess’ protection, since she has the bad habit of going missing all the time, and for that I must beg her for forgiveness. However, it is not proof of my assassination of the Princess. Moreover, what reason would I have to assassinate her?”
Fuwa wasn’t phased by the Ambassador’s duplicity. “A reason to assassinate her? Of course you have one! Ambassador, you are the illegitimate son of the previous King, and for the right of succession to the throne the Princess must disappear, that is your conspiracy!”
“…” Ambassador.
“…” Lea.
“…” Nagisa.
“…” Karma.
“…” Board Chairman.
“I mean, an illegitimate son of royalty who is also a pretty boy being the final boss is a staple of Shonen manga!!” nodded Fuwa proudly to herself.
“Uh………. Fuwa-san, don’t you think you jumped way too far out there?”
While all who are present went silent, Itona lightly taps Nagisa on the shoulder. He turns around and sees him with the phone. “The lock has been bypassed. This is checkmate.”
“Thanks!!” Nagisa takes the phone and went to Fuwa’s side.
“Everyone, we’ve been by the Princess’ side since she was ambushed by hitmen. This is the phone from the very first hitman, and now I’ll call the most recent number from its call log.”
Nagisa dials the phone, and a “beep beep beep” ringtone resounds, its origin coming from the phone that’s in the Ambassador’s hand. All on the scene turns to look towards his face.
“Your phone’s ringing.” Nagisa moves the phone over his ear, his words directed at the Ambassador. His face breaks out in cold sweat and is refraining from answering the call. When the phone went to voicemail the ringing stops, but Nagisa just ends his call and dials the same number once more.
“Well Ambassador, let us talk with our phones.” Looking at Nagisa, the Ambassador sees that his gaze is full of bloodlust, as though he has his prey cornered.
“S**t!!” The Ambassador drops his benevolent façade and exposes a malevolent expression, and out of the blue he pulls out a handgun from his waist.
“You bast**ds, don’t think that this is o-“
Before he can finish, his handgun drops to the ground. The person who has been standing next to him, the Board Chairman, made a tight clutch on his wrist, forcing his grip on the weapon loose.
“Let go!!” The Ambassador struggles, when suddenly, his image changed in an instant. His handsome blond haircut was shaved into a top knot. Without thinking, Nagisa and co. laughed out loud. He didn’t know what’s going on, but confused by the laughter all around him, he touches his head and reacts with rage. Looking around, Nagisa sees that expected yellow silhouette up on the roof of the Embassy.
“Intentionally harming my students is unforgivable, so I’ve helped tidy up your hairstyle and gave you an actual top knot, nurufufufu.” Korosensei then throws the severed hair into the air, blond strands scattering above the grounds.
The Board Chairman has the escaping Ambassador held on the ground.
“It’s best if Japanese officials don’t lay a hand on the Ambassador. Have no fear, the laws of our country will judge him.” The employees of the Embassy surround him and cuffs his hands behind his back.
Lea runs over. “[Why did you want to kill me!? Tell me!]”
“[It’s because you just wouldn’t stop prattling on about that sh*tty peace of yours!]”
“[What are you talking about, why would I be killed for talking about peace!?]”
“[As you are well aware, the Norgo Kingdom has become divided over whether to use force to settle the conflict. As a diplomat, had I gotten the country to mobilise and intervene in the conflict, I stood to gain a profit.]”
“[What did you say? You wish for mother’s homeland to continue suffering under the fires of war? I cannot allow that!]”
“[See, that’s exactly it, those pretty words of yours are proving to be a real hindrance for us!]”
“[I’m a hindrance for you?]”
“[Why of course! A most bothersome hindrance! You enjoy popular support among the people, and when someone like that goes on and on about peace, the results couldn’t be more frustrating for us!]”
With that, the employees transported the Ambassador deep into the Embassy, leaving Lea confounded at what she heard.
And so, as Nagisa and co cheer on with the joy of their success, Lea stood to the side with a smile to herself.
“[I see, I finally understand, just what sort of power I hold.]”
Although she is frightened by what she heard, Lea has now realised just what she means to her country. From the bottom of her heart, a newfound confidence surges out.
As a reminder, the Abilities, rated from 0 to 5, starting from the top and going clockwise are:
Physical Ability (体力, includes strength, endurance, stamina, etc.)
Mobility (機動力)
Close Quarters Assassination (近接暗殺)
Long Distance Assassination (遠距離暗殺)
Academic prowess (学力, ie ability to think, learn and acquire knowledge)
Characteristic Skill (固有スキル)
The Characteristic Skill for these 3 are as follows:
25. Yada Touka - B*tch-style Negotiation Techniques 26. Yoshida Taisei - Master of Two Wheels 27. Autonomous Intelligence Fixed Artillery - Transfer Student Combo: Super Mobile Drone 28. Horibe Itona - King of Inventors
Some notes:
For Yoshida’s Skill, keep in mind he’s a vehicle mechanic
Ritsu’s stat distribution are interesting to say the least. It’s neat her Skill is a cooperation-type too, rather than something individual.
The word for Itona’s Skill, 発明王 (King of Inventors), is actually the same nickname the Japanese have for Thomas Edison (not sure of their reasoning though)
And that’s everyone! So nice to have the complete set.
Welp, I guess that disaster cake quote really did turn into an attemot to do something, @handy-dandy-headcanons. Not a good attempt, but I tried. Also an attempt that ignores everything about canon and time.
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It all started on the 29th of March, when Muramatsu and Terasaka were accompanying Hazama to the library.
Or more accurately, it started when Yoshida came running to their table and whispered “ITONA’S BIRTHDAY IS IN TWO DAYS AND THERE’S NOWHERE WHERE WE CAN GET A CAKE,” before sitting down on a spare chair.
Hazama, Terasaka, and Muramatsu went silent for a moment, processing the information. Yoshida continued talking. “All the cake shops and bakeries near here are closed, and Hara’s going to be spending the next couple days at her cousin’s house to babysit. She’s willing to let us use her place, but she won’t be there to help us,”
“I mean, between the you, Terasaka, and Muramatsu, you might be able to make a cake, right?” Hazama said, putting down her book. “I have ballet practice tomorrow, and if I skip I won’t be allowed to be in the recital,”
“Yeah, I think we could figure out a way?” Muramatsu said questioningly.
“But if that happens, then we’ll need a reason to not be with Itona!” Said Terasaka. “He’s not braindead, he’ll find us and then the secret’s out for sure,”
Yoshida slammed his head down onto the table, groaning. “Oh, how are we gonna do this?”
Hazama sighed. “Well, I guess I might be able to talk the instructor into letting me skip. We’re on good terms, so she cover for me if I miss practice”
Terasaka stood up abruptly, suddenly grinning. “No, don’t! Take Itona with you to practice,” He said. Hazama, Yoshida, and Muramatsu stared at him. “You’re allowed to do that, right?”
“Yeah,”
“Well, he’s probably never seen somethin’ like it before, and since it’s you, he’ll find it interesting. Take him, and we can handle the rest,”
“Probably,” chimed in Muramatsu.
Hazama nodded slowly. “I can do that. But that cake better be good, idiots,”
The load of them grinned, and Hazama had a feeling that this might not end well.
*t i m e s k i p*
The next day, things went according to plan on Hazama’s side. Itona took up her offer to watch her practice, seeming interested. She was pretty sure he seemed impressed when she told him about the past recitals she had done, like a little kid hearing about a hero’s accomplishments.
Yoshida, Muramatsu, and Terasaka had gotten permission from Hara to use her kitchen and make Itona cake. She told them exactly where they could find a good vanilla cake recipe, where to find the nutella (Itona loved that stuff), and where all the supplies and ingredients they would need were.
That did not help when they realized halfway through making it that none of them could actually bake. Sure, Muramatsu could cook better than almost everyone else in their class, but cooking and baking were pretty different.
That was something they realized after half the flour flew right into their face when they accidentally put the mixer on high, nearly forgot to put parchment paper into their cake tray, and almost melted Hara’s kitchen table by putting the very hot cake tray right onto the table without a placemat.
I wonder if they’ve figured out the recipe, Hazama thought as her teacher praised her pirouette.
After three hours of hard work, Yoshida, Muramatsu, and Terasaka were staring at their misshapen, but thankfully not burnt, vanilla cake.
Carefully, Terasaka managed to cut it into two parts, and Muramatsu spread nutella on top of one of them. As Yoshida put the other half back onto the first, he wondered how Hara did this all so easily at every their birthday.
Then came the decorating.
It hadn’t been planned, but when they had looked at their finished cake, Muramatsu declared that it looked like a sad excuse of a birthday cake, and they started to figure out how to fix it.
First off, the took out a can of butter and used it like glue to cover the top of the cake in chocolate sprinkles. Terasaka sighed, and said that the sides of the cake looked weird. They used more butter and the sides were covered up with biscuits. Yoshida pointed out that the biscuits would fall of, and they found one of Terasaka’s sister’s ribbons in his bag, washed and ironed it, then tied it around the cake to make it look pretty. As a last attempt to make it better, they grabbed a pack of M&Ms and spelled out the letter “I” in the middle.
In the end, they all just sighed, and Muramatsu took it home, promising to bring it to school and celebrate Itona’s birthday.
*a n o t h e r t i m e s k i p*
The fact that they all came to school early was impressive. They all knew that Itona would get to school maybe two minutes before class started, and had gotten there about half an hour before Itona would.
In that half an hour, they did everything necessary for a birthday surprise at school: They wrote “Happy 15th Birthday Itona!” On the board, and doodled all around it (an interesting mixture of skulls, ramen bowls, motorcycles, and the usual balloons). They put their cake (“Honestly,” Hazama said, stifling a laugh,“ It looks like a bunch of elementary kids made it,”).
Their classmates decided to help out as well, writing quick, sincere birthday cards, putting down a good quality pen they had on his desk or some candy they were saving for some reason in their bag. The only two people who weren’t helping were Itona (which would’ve ruined the surprise), and Hara (who had warned them that she might come late to school).
Finally, a few minutes before class started, Itona came into the classroom.
“Surprise!” “Happy birthday!” “Congrats on turning fifteen!” The class’s cheers came from all around the room.
Itona stared at them all for a second in stunned silence. The class looked at him in anticipation. The next thing he did caught them a little off guard.
Let’s just say that the class’s curiousity of what Itona’s smile looked like was rid that morning.
Yoshida and Muramatsu started tearing up, Hazama and Terasaka looked like proud parents, while their other classmates stared at them in astonishment and pleasure. Nakamura and Karma instantly took out their phones, snapping as many pictures as they could.
And as they started to cut the cake (at which Itona grinned with the excitement of a little kid on Christmas, making some of them tear up again), cheering and singing-
Hara walked into the room and looked at the board. “Yoshida, he’s not fifteen yet. He just turned fourteen today not fifteen-”
Yoshida and Muramatsu jumped over all the desk to fix the writing on the board, and the class erupted into chaos once more.
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Like I said, I tried.
NFBSLCKA I LOVE THIS CHAOS SQUAD NICE ONE
SQUAD AND HAZAMA BALLET HELL YEAH IM HERE FOR THIS
I’m so sorry it took so long for me to read I’ve been hella busy ^^”
