Okuyuki Chimeitanken point of view

 We're already one month into school and still no friends. Everyone thinks I'm a delinquent because of my looks, but honestly I'm actually pretty shy. Well, I guess my actions play a role in my delinquent profile. I mean, I did beat up that gang from Shiroto(Amateur) High School, but only because they were abusing a little dog. His name is Morgeen, I named him. Sometimes I feel like animals are the only things that understand me, maybe that's why I have become so attached to them.

I kept him for a while, but one day he went away and just never came back.

DOING DONG DOING DANG

   Finally, time for lunch. I grabbed my lunch sack and went into the hallway. The students dispersed as I walked through the crowd.

(Voices that Okuyuki is hearing)

"Hey, I heard a new guy was transferring in today."

"Rumors say that he's also a delinquent, like Chimeitanken."

"Sssh, don't say his name, or he'll beat you up!"(More like "Sksksk, shat oop, before he kills the turtlesksksks!",lol)

   Seems there might be a new transfer "delinquent". Anyway, it's none of my business. Time to go to the roof.

Step Step Step

Kerchak.

   As the door opened I saw a person standing on the fence, as if they were about to take a leap off. They swayed forward.

"Wait No!" I yelled and jolted towards him, what I didn't notice was that I dropped my lunch box immediately. He looked back and almost fell, but I got a good grasp of him. He had beautiful dark red hair, it glistened in the sunlight.

"You mustn't die." I said, barely gripping onto him and the fence. I heaved and heaved and got him back over the fence.

"Why?" he questioned.

   I couldn't think of anything at the moment, so I said one of the corniest things humanly possible.

"Because I don't even know your name." I responded.

   As I realized the situation, I probably blushed insanely and turned red from the way I felt my face heat up. I dashed towards the door and out onto the stairs, which I sprinted down, and almost had a fatal fall. I slowed down when I got to the bottom and walked to my next class. Since lunch wasn't over yet I was the first in the class, even before the teacher. I sat in my assigned seat, thankfully it was the class where my seat was in the back row and also the row closest to the windows.

Sigh.

   I forgot my lunch on the roof. I'll just buy a new box after school.

   Now that I look back at it, I never got a good look at him, but from what I remember, he was a pretty big guy. I didn't think I had ever seen him before. I bet he's the transfer student.

DOING DING DOING DANG

   I inhaled and exhaled, and waited for the horde of high school boy and girls to come flooding in.

Slide.(the door)

   Lots of children flooded in. At the back of the crowd came in the teacher. He was fairly nice and didn't mind you talking as long as you didn't talk when he talked, and did your work. It's a pass or fail class.

 I had all A's except for two B's, one in English and the other in History. I am more of a Science and Math person. Seems I'm a delinquent with good grades.(lol, seems very similar to Bakugo)

"Class, class. Settle down. Today, as you've probably heard, we have a new student joining us." said the teacher as the class silenced.

"Come on in." he whispered to someone outside the classroom. The student entered. As soon as I saw him I knew he looked familiar.

Tall, well built body, broad shoulders, intimidating aura, dark red glistening hair. 

"Roof Dude!" I thought.

   He also looked like a delinquent.

"Hello, I'm Bakuyoroko Satsujinishi." he said.

Hmm, Satsujinishi, just as scary as mine.

"Since my name is hard to pronounce to most people, you are welcome to call me Satishi." he said, then bowed.

   His voice was slightly deep, and he had long legs that gave him the advantage to his height. If you looked at him long enough he can seem charming.

"Satsujinishi, your assigned seat will be right over there." he pointed slightly off from me. "In front of Chimeitanken." he said putting down his arm as Satishi walked his way down the row to the seat in front of me.

   It became hard to see because he had such broad shoulders and was so tall. He asked if I was okay with it because he knew it would be hard to see, but I said it was okay because I didn't want to cause any inconveniences.

DOING DONG DOING DANG