Dedicated to Aitora x Otaku, who said she'd 'kick Blood to the moon'.
Welcome to Dodo Academy for the Gifted!
Let's Study Together!
Julius narrowed his eyes on his opponent. A Golem. How typical! Taking his momentum, he swoop out his Poké Ball and threw it off.
"Flareon, I choose you!" he yelled heatedly.
POOF!
Instead of the cute Flareon, it was Slowpoke sitting in the middle of the battle area.
"What the…?" Julius' jaw dropped in disbelief as the Golem smashed his Slowpoke instantly. Laughter cracked right behind him. Julius then glared to Alice Liddell, who was banging her desk with her fist, while laughing out loud.
"Oh my God…that's like…so stupid! You clicked Slowpoke! Slowpoke! And you yelled Flareon! Flareon!"
"Shut up." Julius' cheeks reddened a little and returned to his Nintendo, trying to be indifferent, before glancing to her over his shoulder again. "Don't sit behind me. Go away! This is my territorial, Liddell!"
Alice blinked and tilted her head. "But we're friends!" she protested.
"You're the only one who thinks so." Julius spat coldly.
"I don't need your permission to be your friend." Alice rolled her eyes. "I consider you as my friend; therefore, you are my friend. And, you should call me Alice instead of Liddell."
"…Go away."
"You're so mean!" Alice sighed and face palmed. "By the way, where's Mr. Gowland?" she asked looking to the front of the class.
Julius sighed, knowing that she won't leave him. "He's going to be late today."
Alice hummed, and then took out an exercise book. Julius noticed it was a Math book, but then he reminded himself to not give a damn. The girl then skipped to Ace's desk. Ace seemed unusually dispirited than usual today…
"Ace, Ace! Let's study! We can study outside, the air is crispy! Maybe we can catch a Wookie behind the piles of leaves!" she invited.
Ace whimpered as he turned to her. "Oh Alice, Alice, I'm so nervous! What if I fail next weeks' exams!? I can't write, I can't read, I can't count! God, God, God, I can't study anything to save my butt! I'm going to get naked—"
"Sssh!" Alice grimaced and clamped the brunette's mouth. "Don't talk about it!" she glanced around warily, and found Pierce was staring at them. "What are you looking at!?" she snapped.
Pierce instantly cried. "S-S-So-Sorry! WAAAAH!" he banged his head to his desk and started wailing.
"Hey! Why did you snap at my cousin!? What's your problem!?" Boris angrily snapped at the new girl, while ruffling his little cousin's head.
"None of yer business!" Alice snapped back angrily and dragged Ace to stand. "And put on your shirt, pervert!"
"Lalalala! I don't wanna hear it!" Boris clamped his ears angrily and stuck out his tongue. "Naked or not is my choice, nosy!" he pointed and accusing finger.
"You're the nosy one, idiot!" Alice hissed.
"Alice, let's just—"
"You're the one trying telling me what to do! You're not even my mom!" Boris yelled back.
"Let's go outside—"
"You're the one who asked what's my problem first! You're the nosy one!" the girl waved her hand angrily.
"Guys!" Ace yelled and quickly took Alice's shoulders. "We're going! We're going! Don't kill each other now~! Pierce, take care of your cousin please! Bye-bye, world!"
"B-Bye…be careful o-outside…" Pierce waved nervously, and frowned at Alice. "I-I'm sorry f-for being nosy…" the timid boy ignored Boris' groan.
"Sorry for snapping at you, Pierce." Alice sighed and then, glared at Boris, who glared back.
'I got my eyes on you.' was more or less the meaning of their glare to each other.
Boris watched them left the Rainbow-Puking Unicorn Classroom and humph-ed as he sat down to his chair, crossing his arms, puffing his cheeks.
"Hmph! Nosy."
"Why is Alice…t-trying to teach Ace…?" Pierce was fiddling with his fingers, frowning timidly. "I-I m-mean i-it's…p-pointless…"
"Who gives a butt!?" Boris exclaimed, pursing his lips. "They're boring anyways! I don't like boring and stupid people!"
Pierce turned to the window and hummed. "B-But i-it looks fun…p-playing with…the pile of leaves…"
"No, it's not!" Boris stubbornly said, before suddenly he stuck his face to the window, eyes wide.
"Oh…it looks…fun…" he groaned. "Aaargh…It looks so much fun! I want to join them!"
"W-Well, then you sh-should—"
"No! She'll think I'm missing her or something! I'll look like a loser!" Boris stubbornly shook his head, before, once again stuck his face to the window's glass. "But…it looks fun…"
Julius rolled his eyes and sighed, before turning off his Nintendo and glanced to the window. Apparently, she's teaching the hyper brunette 'Math' in a realistic way…Well, he's good at the practice, but Ace was blind when it came to the theory.
Julius knew it well. Ace Pendragon was allergic to writings.
~.X.~
Outside the Dodo Academy's buildings, the air was cool and fresh, crisp with the smell of October. The trees were letting their leaves to fall; piles of dry and gold, dead leaves, could be found in the wide school's yard. The yellowing grasses of the yard gave additional autumn theme to the small school.
In that wide yard, three living creatures were running. One, a self-proclaimed male Jedi, who was running in the lead position—right behind him was a monkey, shrieking as it ran, they were chasing a wild skunk; in the last position, running ever-so-slowly, was a human girl, with her hunting net held up high.
"Ace!" Alice, the girl, yelled; "Count how many the skunk's feet are!" she ordered.
"One! Two! Three! ...Err…What comes after three!?" Ace, the 'Jedi', shrieked in terror, and his speed slowed down.
"Eeep! Eep! Oo! AAA!" Einstein, the monkey, shrieked at Ace while he ran with his palms, upside down.
"Oh yeah! Four! It has four feet! HAHAH! I knew it!" Ace sped up and managed to corner the poor skunk into a tree's hollow. Einstein was bouncing and shrieking in front of the tree, while Ace, being barbaric as always, kicked the tree.
"Come out, little skunk!"
SMACK
"Come out, come out! We won't hurt you! Oh my God, we swear! If you don't come out, I'll keep kicking!" Ace bounced impatiently, banging the tree with his kicks.
SMACK SMACK SMACK
"Ace—stop! Or it will—" Alice was too late.
POOF…
"MY EEEYYYESS!" Ace and Alice shrieked as the skunk shot out its dangerous, stinky gas.
"AAAH! EEE! EEEP!"
Einstein was shrieking as he escaped frantically, and the skunk quickly jumped out and escaped, while the two prats were busy crying and rolling on the ground, rubbing their irritated eyes.
"How many preys have we gotten so far, Ace?" Alice asked, glaring at the brunette with red eyes.
"Um…zero!" Ace exclaimed.
"If we managed to catch that skunk, how many do we have?"
"Uhh…err…z-zero plus one…two!" Ace proudly answered.
Alice laughed, and kept laughing as she banged her head to the tree.
~.X.~
Eventually, Alice taught Ace from scratch. She had Einstein to climb an apple tree behind their school, which was bearing fruit generously, and took some apples for her.
"See here, Ace. What is this?"
"Oh my God, Alice!? You don't know what it is!?" Ace shrieked in horror. "Alice, have you never seen an Apple!? Oh my God, from which planet you are? Poor alien!" he patted her head in sympathy. "Don't worry, Alice! I shall teach you the ways on Earth—"
"You better not joke around, or I'll break your neck."
"Oh yessir!" Ace nodded vigorously, and then took the apple, pointing at it while showing it to the shorter girl. "So, Alice, I'm being serious here—this is an apple. It's a fruit, meant to be eaten—"
"Ace, I know what an apple is, thank you very much." Alice snatched back the apple. "So, how many apples am I holding?"
"Oh God, Alice! I can't believe you! You're holding it, but you don't know how many—"
"Ace, just answer the goddamn question."
"O-One!" Ace quickly stuttered out. Alice sighed and wrote the number '1' on the ground.
"That is a symbol of 'one'." Then, she took another apple from Einstein, who snapped. "Now I have one more. How many apples am I holding right now?"
"Two!" Ace proudly smiled.
"Good, now this is 'two'." Alice drew number '2' on the ground. She then held up one of the apple. "I have one apple, and I have one more in my other hand. If I hold them together, there will be two apples." Alice then wrote the equation; "Which is how one plus one equals two." She explained, while writing down '1 + 1 = 2' with a stick on the ground.
Ace's eyes were wide and glimmered. "Oh Gosh…so these are the symbols human uses to represent quantities!? What kind of sorcery is this!?"
"This is just a 'How to Learn Math for Dummies' that I found from the internet." Alice deadpanned.
The recess bell rang. Alice took a big bite of the apple, and threw the other one for Ace to catch. Einstein climbed up to the tree again and decided to stay.
"It's lunchtime. Now you should count how many breads are baked in the school's canteen, okay?"
"Yessir!"
~.X.~
Boris and Julius couldn't believe what was happening in the class. After recess, it was two hours for Math lesson, and they began the basics of Algebra. What was shocking? Well…
It might be the first time in their life, and Ace's life, that they're seeing the brunette was actually taking notes and paying attention to the class. They also noticed that Ace wrote with his left hand.
Another discovery by Alice. Now it made sense why Ace couldn't write properly…he had been a left-handed all this time, and not even he noticed this!
"Oh my freaking God!" Ace shrieked and was whimpering and tapping his shoes frantically, before turning to Alice helplessly. "Alice why!? Why there are alphabets and numbers in these problems!? Those numbers, Alice! What are they trying to tell me!?"
"Wait, let me write them down, will you?" Alice sighed, and after speeding up her writing, she moved to the brunette's desk. Pierce timidly got closer to her.
"C-Can I learn too?"
"Sure!" Alice smiled at him, who quickly looked away and blushed. "Sit down next to me, Pierce. Mr. Gowland, do you mind?" she asked the teacher, who smiled.
"I think it'll be easier if they learn from their friends. Go ahead. I'm going out again, please keep calm and solve these problems, okay?" Mr. Gowland was collecting his papers before leaving.
"Yes, Mr. Gowland…" the students chorused.
Julius scowled at the girl's back. Didn't she come to this academy because she failed her IQ test? She seemed smart and normal…what the heck was she doing in this school? Julius scoffed and worked on his Math. If she's so smart, why is she here and annoy them? She should just move to that Rich People School!
"The alphabets are called 'variable'. A variable is a value. You can say 'a' equals '1', and 'b' equals '2'." Alice started to explain as simple as she could. "Then 'a + b = 3'. Oh, wait! I have the better version!" she flicked her fingers. "Altair has two knives, while Ezio has three. So, Altair's knives plus Ezio's will be…?"
"F-Five." Pierce nodded.
"Ooohh…! Wow! So these alphabets are just names for the numbers!? What sorcery is this!?" Ace exclaimed in shock. "W-What about this!? X?"
"Oh, okay. First, let's pretend that '+' means sex, and '-' means murder." Alice bluntly wrote down the numbers.
Mr. Gowland laughed nervously. Okay, that was vulgar, but that…was kind of…effective?
"What's sex!?" Ace gasped.
"Oh, I don't know. But my mom said it's a formula. Like this!"
Alice then wrote; Sex = Mom + Dad = Alice.
"Oooooh!" Pierce and Ace gasped in wonder. Pierce looked horrified and started to shiver.
"S-So…I was…b-born from…M-M-Math!?"
"Oh my freaking God! I'm a son of Math!" Ace shrieked in disbelief.
"Yeah…when you said that…yeah!" Alice looked as if she had a sudden clarity. "We're children born from Math!? Then our mom and dad were born from Math too! Then that means…Math is human's mother…" her eyes widened as big as a saucer. "Which means…Eve is Math!"
"All hail Math!" Ace announced, and they started to hail their exercise books.
"O-O-Oh that's why moms are called 'Mother'! It's a minor version of Math!" Pierce hands were shivering, his eyes bulging out in revelation.
"Oh my Gosh, you're right!" Alice gasped. "We're genius!"
Mr. Gowland slammed the door and hyperventilated. Oh God. They got it all wrong. But it was good to learn Math. But it was wrong—just how the heck this started from Basic Algebra lesson anyway!?
…Mr. Gowland decided not to right their wrongs...until proper age.
Julius on the other hand, was gripping his pencil hard, trying sooo hard to ignore those idiots. Fine, maybe Alice had nothing wrong with her IQ, but she definitely need to read more books! Her innocence just dragged those two idiots to the pit of stupidity!
Oh God, how he wished he could show her what 'sex' actually is!
…
Julius blushed at how ambiguous that thought was. Damn him. Why the heck did he has to be the oldest student here?
"So, '+' is sex, and '-' is murder." Alice returned to the right path. "Let's say Johnny Depp has a daughter named '3'." She wrote, "And she had sex with an unknown man, named 'X', then they have a son named '4'!"
She wrote; 3 + x = 4
"Now, to find Mr. X's identity, '4' went on a very looong research. However, '4' didn't know that he was not supposed to know. So, when he finds out who his father was, his mother, '3', has to murder her own son, '4'."
She wrote; x = 4 – 3
"So, '3' said to '4': I'm sorry son, you're not supposed to know who your father is. And '4' was like: Mother, why!? And '3' held up the knife in her hands: Because…your father, '1'…is not approved by Johnny Depp. And '3' was like: Noooo! And so, the identity of Mr. X is…'1'!"
4 – 3 =1
x = 1
"Oh my freaking God, Alice you're like; Sherlock Holmes! How did you do that!? Teach me your way!" Ace was hugging his friend—squishing, more likely. Pierce let out a small, shy laugh. He had never felt so happy to study Math—he, like any other boys, feared and was allergic to numbers.
Alice tilted her head to Pierce. "Aren't you scared? It was a murder story."
"U-Um…I-I'm n-not s-scared by f-fiction…" Pierce shyly looked down and fiddled with his fingers, he then heard something and turned to see his cousin was crying, emitting dark aura. "B-Boris…? Wh-Why are you…c-crying!?"
Boris sniffed and turned to the three with a deep pout and wet face. "I'm…I'm…I'm stupid…I hate M-Math…and…and…" he sobbed. "I-I'm lonely…Oh God, I said it." He started to cry louder.
"Hahahaha! What a loser!" Ace cracked up laughing.
Alice scoffed smugly and crossed her arms. "Hmph! If you want to join us, you should have said so, idiot. Now put on your shirt and I'll teach you!"
"Okay…" Boris wiped his face and put on his shirt, before dragging himself to join the group. "Teach me again with that murder or love stories, Alice!"
"Okay…so once upon a time, there's a Princess named '6'…" Alice trailed.
Julius scoffed and cornered himself to the wall, trying so hard to mute the girl's voice. However, when the group started to crack up laughing and clapping their hands, he couldn't take it anymore. He stood and slammed his book to the desk.
"Can't you tune it down!?" he yelled angrily, then pointed and accusing finger to Alice. "And you! If you're so smart, why do you go to this school?"
Alice looked shocked, and was about to open her mouth when Julius suddenly yelled;
"Why don't you just go to that Rich People School? You don't belong here!"
"Hey! Don't talk to my friend like that!" Ace angrily stood and rushed to push Julius, who slapped his hand away.
"I've told you many times, don't touch me!"
"What's your problem, Wallflower!?" Boris angrily stood from his chair, scowling at the navy-haired boy angrily.
Pierce glanced around from two sides warily; eyes threatening to water up, his lips trembled in fear. Alice noticed this, and suddenly she inched closer and clamped Pierce's ears.
"Sssh, it's alright, Pierce…" Alice calmed him down and her small hands muted all the yelling from Pierce's ears.
Pierce blushed terribly and gratefully. Why was she so kind? She even understood that he's afraid of fights…Not even Boris could understand this…Even if he did, he'd just yell at Pierce and told him not to be a wimp.
"Be quiet!" Alice suddenly yelled at the other boys. "I'm here because I failed my IQ test. I fell asleep." She explained.
"Then you're not stupid or having a Down syndrome! You have no mental issues whatsoever!" Julius scoffed, crossing his arms. "That's why you don't belong here. This school is for children with mental, physical or social issues…You don't belong here! You should go away!"
Alice pulled her hands from Pierce's ears and looked away, stomping to her desk and grabbed her bags.
"Fine! I will!" she scoffed, eyes watery, and then yelled to the Wallflower; "I hate Julius!"
They clearly heard sobs as she ran out of the class.
"Alice no! No! No! No! Don't go!" Ace cried and ran out of the class as well. "I need you, Alice! Come back!"
Boris grimaced and turned to Julius with a deep, angry scowl. "Look what you did, Wallflower! Why did you do that!?"
Julius looked away and scoffed. "This is none of your business! Just shut up and get back to work!"
"I won't! I'm not listening to you, bleh!" Boris angrily stuck out his tongue, and then grabbed his cousin, who had started crying since the girl left. "Come on, Pierce, let's ditch him!"
Julius ignored the two who left while slamming the class' door. That's when something fell and crashed the floor. The wallflower groaned and dragged himself to see what had fell. It was the glass frame of their Rainbow-Puking Unicorn banner.
…
"Because of you, today I stopped fighting with Ace and Boris. And, I'm very proud to be a member of Rainbow-Puking Unicorn class."
…
"We're friends now, so I don't owe you anything!"
Friends. Julius scoffed. He didn't need any friend…That's the whole point of being a Wallflower! It had been peaceful with a little crowd before that girl came. He's totally fine, better even! He had the whole class for himself!
Suddenly the door was opened, and a navy-haired woman seemed surprised.
"Jule? Oh my God! Are you hurt? Where are the others?"
"M-Mom…?"
~.X.~
The school was over, and the rest of Rainbow-Puking Unicorn Class members were in Granny Anne's house, in the living room. Julius looked down onto his knees, finding it super-interesting, while his other classmates were glaring at him angrily. Mr. Gowland and Julius' mother, Minerva Monrey, were sitting beside him. Alice's grandmother came serving tea.
"So what just happened?" the beautiful old woman asked worriedly. "Alice came home, crying and she just ran up to her room! She even won't let Einstein to come in…!"
"It's his fault!" Ace, being honest and angry, pointed at the navy-haired wallflower.
"Y-Yes…Um…We-We're sorry, Mrs. M-Monrey…b-but…" Pierce was stuttering terribly, still crying.
"It's okay, just tell me." Mrs. Monrey kindly smiled to the auburn-head, but Boris continued his cousin's speech.
"Julius said that Alice doesn't have any issues, so she doesn't belong in Dodo Academy!"
"Oh, my…" Grandma Anne closed her mouth, and eyed the air gun on her fireplace.
Mrs. Monrey frowned at her son. "Is that true, Julius?"
Julius nodded twice. "Yes…I did say those things…and I'm sorry."
"But why would you say that?"
"B-Because…" Julius looked down even deeper, scowling and hating himself. "Because she's…she's…she's so annoying!" he blurted out and glared at everyone in the room with a scowl as his face reddened. "She's so loud! She won't shut up and…and she won't…she won't play with me because I'm a jerk!" Julius whined and hid himself behind his palms. "I'm such a jerk…She won't forgive me. She hates me!"
Grandma Anne peacefully left her airgun from her gazes and set themonto the boy. Then, they heard a creaking sound from the staircase. Alice poked her head from behind the wall, frowning.
"I don't hate Julius…I just said that because I was angry…I'm sorry…" she muttered, and quickly hid behind the wall again. "Julius is right…I should just go to the Rich People School…"
"No, Alice! Don't leave me!" Ace almost shrieked, pouting sadly. "Who will teach me Math? Who will play with me on weekends if you go?"
"But why do you go to Dodo Academy if you don't have any issues?" Boris suddenly asked.
"Oh, whosoever said that?" Mrs. Monrey exclaimed, surprised. "Julius, how many times do I have to tell you that only 'special' kids can go to Dodo Academy?"
Julius frowned again. "But…she's…smart and…quite normal…"
Mr. Gowland shook his head, and for the first time in that house, he spoke. "Alice has her own problem, of course…right, Alice?"
"Umm…" the girl nodded, poking her head from the wall again.
"What is it?" Ace asked ready to blast.
"I'm not telling!" Alice stubbornly pouted. "It's so embarrassing and you will tear your eyes when you hear it!"
"So embarrassing that we'd cry from laughing?" Boris let out a little laugh.
"Yeah, you'll cry so much I'd die!" Alice rolled her eyes.
"So, we're good now?" Mr. Gowland asked, shrugging.
"Alice, come here and make up with Julius, jellybean!" Grandma Anne ordered. Alice groaned and dragged her feet, standing beside Julius' seat and pursed her lips. The Wallflower stood and stared onto his feet as he extended his hand.
"I'm sorry for saying things I don't know…"
"I won't forgive you!" Alice snapped.
"Alice!" Grandma scolded, and Mrs. Monrey looked worried sick.
"I won't! No matter what!" Alice crossed her arms, and then grinned widely. "Unless you'd teach us everything so we'll get good scores for next week's exams!"
The Wallflower's eyes widened, but then he laughed loudly.
The others were surprised to hear the ever-so-silent boy laughed; maybe it was the first time. Mrs. Monrey smiled happily as she watched her only son laughed. It had been too long since he laughed so freely, she'd almost forget how he laughed.
"I thought I need to hail and pay or something…" Julius sighed in obvious relief. "Well, deal."
Alice grabbed his hand and smiled. "Yay! I can't wait! By the way, why is your mom here?" she nodded to the woman who sat beside Julius' earlier seat.
The woman giggled. "I'm just doing a random visit to the school. I'm sorry I couldn't come to welcome you properly, Alice…so I was planning to introduce myself to you children properly at the school…"
Alice frowned in confuse, and turned to her friends. "Who is this woman?"
"U-U-Um…w'we d-don't know…" Pierce stuttered out shyly.
"Yeah, why does Julius' mommy need to introduce herself to us?" Boris frowned in confuse as well.
Mrs. Monrey raised her eyebrows, and then frowned at Julius, who sighed.
"Sorry, I didn't tell them …" the boy rolled his eyes. "So, guys, this is my mom, Minerva Monrey. The headmistress of Dodo Academy."
…
"Technically…that means…" Boris twitched.
"Julius owned the school." Alice finished, deadpanning in disbelief.
"So, hello, dear little students!" Mrs. Monrey cheerfully greeted them, and then took out a calculator. "Now that my son has introduced me, I should continue to remind you about the school's fee! Don't forget to tell your parents, alright? It's lucky for Mrs. Liddell that you can hear it straight from me! Please don't forget to pay the school's fee!" she was typing in her calculator; "If you pay past the due date, you will have to pay a fine 12% more from the original fee for each day you're late!"
…Like mother like son indeed…
~.X.~
Two weeks later…
Blood Dupre frowned in super-confusion as a navy-haired boy came to his way, with two familiar idiots tailing behind him…crying. The raven-head knew full-well who that long-haired kid was. It was Julius Monrey, his ex-classmate in the Richford Private School (i.e. Rich People School).
"Wait a second…what the heck!? Wait, don't tell me…" Blood then turned quickly to the blond beside him, who was smiling and waving to Julius in a friendly manner. Elliot glanced to him with his eyebrows raised.
"What? You don't know that Julius moved to Dodo Academy?"
"…You serious!?" Blood grimaced in horror as he glanced to see Julius stopped right in front of him, and held up two papers.
"I suppose you're expecting these." Julius muttered stoically, while two idiots, Alice Liddell and Ace Pendragon, sulked on his right and left sides. "But I suppose you weren't expecting me."
Blood's eyebrow twitched. "So you taught these two." He snatched the papers and groaned.
All straight A+'s.
Typical Julius.
Blood knew Julius' reputation for being a prodigy, but he was very antisocial at RPS (short for Richford Private School), which was why their principal dropped him out.
Blood did NOT expect Julius to be at Dodo Academy. The wallflower must have taught Alice and Ace like slaves, which was why they could get perfect scores for their exams…
"Fine. You win." Blood scoffed and pulled out his wallet, glaring at Alice, who was pouting sadly. "At least you've proved that you're not so stupid that you can't learn anything…" he handed the fifty dollars to Alice, but Julius quickly snatched it and put them into his own wallet.
"This is mine." Julius smiled politely while waving the money to Blood, who shivered in fear.
Alice sniffed. "I won't make any bet where Julius is included EVER again."
"And I was studying so hard…" Ace whimpered, crying, "I don't want to see any books anymore…I was scarred for life…And we don't even get the fifty dollars!"
"It's your fault for taking advantage of my genius mind." Julius scoffed coldly, rolling his eyes. He then nodded to Blood. "Nice talking to you, Dupre. Come on guys. I'll even treat you!" he walked away, while his two minions looked shocked, and tailed behind him with hope.
"What!? You serious?" Alice gasped.
"Oh Julius Monrey you're so very kind and generous! Oh I'm so excited—" Ace was cut off as Julius quickly and bluntly said;
"I'll buy both of you a small, cheap candy and you have to share."
"…Evil."
Elliot chuckled and hid his mouth behind his hand. Blood was scowling in confuse as he noticed Julius was smiling and ruffling the two prats's head.
Since when did he begin to touch other people, that Julius?
Yes, people. It was Julius who 'won' the bet, LOL. I'll write the character's short profile on my…welp, profile; age, blood type, etc, so check it out if you want to. By the way, I'm going to rewrite Amusement Asylum—not all of it, just starting from a certain chapter to the latest. That'd be all.