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"H-Huh? Eiji-sensei, such a thing, it can't be true right?"
Kari stood at the front of the class with her teacher, the students had gone home already, except for two. "Ah, hm, yes Masaomi. I want you to help out Nakamura-kun, it should be alright, right? He needs some help, and you have no activities after school." Eiji walked behind a beaten teachers desk, kneeling down and picking up a small sack to which he flung onto his back, holding onto it with a finger. "Here, why don't you have him come in? We can discuss it together." Kari looked at him, on the inside she was fuming, but it was something that she was taught not to show, to never slip up. "Yes, Sensei." She bowed and turned, her frown becoming more prominent as she was in the opposite direction from her teacher. Her shoes clacked against the floor, nothing special, but the girls in her class commented on them today. "Wah! Masaomi-chan, your shoes are so cute once again!" Little tiny shoes that held a bow right on the tip, pink and white, a good color combo.
"Nakamura-kun, Eiji-sama would like to speak to you." Kari opened up the sliding door forcefully, the door opening with a bang as she stared down Nakamura.

This was the first time she had spoken to him, and thinking of this she wasn't sure if he had ever addressed her before, but if he did she couldn't remember. Her frown was distinct, displeased at having to 'help' another person do better in school, Eiji-sensei used the excuse that the class was like a clan, each student had to help one another in order to strengthen themselves; but she knew the truth. That there was a social chain, and if you were at the bottom of it then it was your own fault. Kari looked at the boy, her eyebrows pulling together and creating wrinkles as the fire inside her burned brighter. Never before had she spoken to him, and she didn't want to, but she heard things about him.
"Hey, Akin didn't do well on the test again, look! Sensei's scolding him!"
"Nakamura can't even perform that jutsu right? Why does he even try?"
From what she heard, it was nothing good. Her friends would always talk about him, and from the sound of it he was an A class idiot to Kari. She breathed out harshly through her nose, letting out as much steam, air and anger as she could before she spun around again and showed a flat face; no sign of the anger she had shown just moments ago. Instead she walked back to Eiji and stood in front of him, he had now taken a more relaxed pose and leaned on his desk, and together they awaited Akin.

Eiji emitted a light laugh, he was a laid back teacher and it took a lot to make him angry ir upset. He was tall, took on the usual green padded uniform and had brown hair, laugh lines grazed the outer corners of his eyes as well as the area around his mouth. But Kari didn't hear anything funny from such a statement, "This idiot, this mess, this eyesore, this cretin." On the outside she was well composed, her frown and well hidden under an unchanging face. "Not even magic could help this worthless boy."
"No Nakamura, I'm afraid not." Eiji-sensei still kept a playful smile on his face, due to the boys sense of humor. "I was thinking, that for today both of you could train together for a bit. Show each other what you've got." Kari stood by and listened, cursing the boy a thousand times over in her head, his idiotic joke adding fuel to her fire. "How does that sound, hm?" Kari kept her eyes on Eiji, not wanting to look at the boy, knowing that doing so would set her heart ablaze. "Yes Sensei, I understand." Kari let her back bend in a bow, a snarl escaping as she glared at the floor, but quickly she snapped back up her face going back to its plain mannerisms. "Nakamura needs help with his test scores as well, so you could tutor him at any place you want, yours, his or even here. It's all fine." Kari looked from Eiji to
Nakamura for the second time ever, "Sure. Nakamura-kun, which would you like to do first, books or skills."