Simple Life

I had never seen such beauty in all my life. An incredibly beautiful girl with green eyes and dark blue hair, clad in a white skirt, engaged me in a sword fight. Her sword, adorned with golden borders, struck my stomach, causing blood to flow copiously as tears streamed down her face. Despite the blade piercing my flesh, I scarcely felt any pain.

"Wake up, Armra! Wake up! You're running late for school," my mom's voice jolted me awake.

"Yeah, it's just a dream. Quite unusual, huh?" I muttered as I slowly opened my eyes. My mom busied herself in the kitchen, preparing breakfast.

"Hello, my name is Amanta Armra, and I am seventeen years old. Yeah, my name is quite unusual; my grandmother, a woman of great beauty, bestowed it upon me. She passed away last year.

I swiftly dressed in my school uniform, my mind still foggy from sleep. Downstairs, I joined my parents for breakfast. I wolfed down my meal, readying myself for the school day ahead. Though I once held the position of Vice President in the Orc (Occult Research Club), my laziness cost me the role.

"Armraaa!!!"

"Hey, Akira!"

My best friend, Fuji Akira, greeted me with his trademark enthusiasm. We exchanged pleasantries before setting off for school.

Upon arriving, we navigated the corridors to our classroom, discussing the English test scheduled for the day. Confident in our abilities, we anticipated a passing grade. True to our expectations, the test proved relatively easy, and we completed it within the hour.

Post-exam, Akira and I made our way to the club room, where we found Ayama Emi, our club president, awaiting us. Emi, a vision with her grey hair and blue eyes, welcomed us warmly.

As we settled into the club room, Emi broached the topic of exam celebrations, prompting a discussion about how to allocate club funds. With plans tentatively in place, we departed school for our respective homes, our conversation punctuated by the appearance of a mysterious girl with purple hair. However, before we could engage her further, a sudden drowsiness overcame us, and we succumbed to sleep right there on the road...