murder murder fun time!
“ Hey, shit stains! Gather ‘round, cause I got somethin’ for ya’! “
it was time.
the culmination of fear and anticipation reached a crescendo inside of one classroom — with a potentially familiar face waiting beyond the door, arms held out in a mockery of a welcoming gesture. his hood no longer obscured the eerie visage underneath, one of a handsome young man that many youth in the school had grown accustomed to seeing over their attendance. three things about his form quickly stood out: a pistol and a knife were sitting next to his person, yet the exact model of pistol could not be ascertained due to the lack of visibility in the classroom. the third, which all were sure to notice, was a pair of hollow red eyes watching each student with an egotistical leer.
idly, the mockery of a high school teacher plopped down on the edge of his desk and pulled a knee inward to his chest, draping an arm over it afterward. kobayashi gestured the undoubtedly bewildered students inward to have a seat, just like an average day at school.
“ Oi, c’mon, c’mon. I didn’t go through the trouble of snatchin’ y’all up for nothin’. Sit your asses down so I can get started. “
Hearing those needling tones was grating on him, especially because they were so damned familiar. They belonged to a teacher in the school, didn't they? One of the teachers the portly heir hadn't even bothered to remember. What was his motivation, then? Some sort of misplaced aggression against students? Or something far more sinister?
It didn't take a genius to notice the pistol and knife, and the probable intent behind them. Chances were that if his orders weren't obeyed, this mockery of an authority figure wouldn't hesitate to use violent force on any of them. This wouldn't be so difficult if they were unified. Someone disarms him, someone pins him down, they manage to keep him pacified. However, there were two major flaws with this plan of attack. First, the collars, which were probably designed to dissuade something like this from happening. They were probably electric or otherwise dangerous to people who disobeyed orders. And the second? The second was easy. A lack of unity, meaning they'd never be able to work cohesively as a team. Not without fumbling, or someone trying to one-up someone else.
At this point, the easiest thing to do was follow instructions... but only for now. When an opportunity presented itself, that was when Togami would strike. So he took a seat near the back of the classroom, and waited to see what kind of opportunity would present itself.











