Chapter 2: Signing up for trouble*Ko's POV*
Sorry, I keep forgetting the disclaimer. I don't own Yu-Gi-Oh, just Ko and the plot. Sorry about the long chapters, it's the only way I can write.
This was good. If this came into my head, it might have to do with my brother. Oh man, I paused, my brother. I don't even know what he looks like or what is name is, but I have to find him, no matter what. He might be the only one to tell me about me past...
I stepped into the office. It was nothing glamorous, kinda boring. Wait, kinda? Ok, very boring. The walls were all white. Just looking at it made me tired.
I sighed. The things I do for my brother, I thought. Of course, at this point, thats anything.
"Is there anything I can do for you?" asked a woman.
"Oh! Um ya. I'd like to register for school," I answered.
"Showing up a little late aren't you?" the woman asked as she looked through a cabinet.
"I guess," I replied.
"Here, fill these out," the woman said, handing me a pile of paper and completely ignoring me. "I hope you have the money."
"I do." I replied. At least I hope I do, I thought. I pulled out some green paper rectangles out of my pocket.
I sat down at a small table near the doorway and filled out the papers. A name hit me to use as my last name- Hoshi. It rang a bell, somewhere... It bothered me that I didn't know what money was. It sounded pretty common in this world.
When I was done, I handed the woman the papers and the green rectangle things.
"Here," she said, handing back more than half of the rectangles back to me."This is all I need. And here is the school uniform."
"Do you have any uniforms without, like, a skirt?" I asked with distaste.
"A male uniform, yes."
"Then can I have one of those, then?" I absolutely hate skirts with every cell in my body.
" I suppose it's your choice," the woman said, handing me a blue uniform.
" Thank you, ma'am," I replied, running to the bathroom to change so I wouldn't be late for my first class.
The uniform looked good on me, and it was far more practical than that female skirt. You can't defend yourself well enough with a skirt on. Plus, my personality was shining through that too, I guess.
I sighed. So many guesses. My last name, my family, my brother, heck, my life! So many questions without any answers to match. But right now is not the time to think about that, or I'm going to be late for my first class! I chided myself.
I ran down the hallways, trying to find my class. In a rush, I ran by the door to my classroom. In an attempt to stop, I fell right in front of my . Calm down! I told myself. I gathered my new textbooks, dusted myself off, and knocked on the door. The teacher looked out, told the class something, and came out of the room.
"Yes?" the teacher asked.
"I'm new and this is supposed to be my first class," I told him.
"Oh! Miss Hoshi?"
"That's me!" I replied. Man, was that ever cheesy! I thought.
"This way," he told me, leading me into the classroom.
We made our way to the middle of the room before the teacher spoke.
"Class, this is Ko Hoshi. She is new and will now be attending our school. Ko, you may sit in the back row with Bakura," the teacher said, introducing me to the class.
"That's me!" said a boy with white hair and a definite accent.
I don't like this guy, I told myself. There was an evil coming from him. In my heart, I had a feeling that whoever or whatever this guy was, he isn't my friend, or wouldn't be for long.
Millennium. I took a sharp breath in. I knew what they were and made the connection. The ring, eye, rod, scales, necklace, key and puzzle. I also knew that this boy had one of the seven. The things that you remember on the first day of school and you can't remember your past. What great way to start the day.
Either way, I was starting to think that I was searching for more than my brother and memory.