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It was barely a week later, what used to be the lovely Vdekje Academy was now a pile of ash. There was police tape surrounding what used to be the main gate, the rest of the campus was too big to contain inside of yellow tape. The official police report said that an unfortunate explosion in the boiler room had engulfed the whole building in flames, and since all the buildings were in such close proximity, they all eventually caught on fire too. As a former student, Ayumi knew what the real cause of the fire was. Since the birth of the academy, Vdekje always had a rivalry burning with Red Academy. There had been fights in the past, but nothing as severe as this. The young assassin-in-training was indecisive about how to handle the tragedy. Most of the teachers had been killed and a great number of students, some of the survivors even chose to forget about all of their hard work and go back to living normal lives.

Ayumi had made up her mind, she wasn't just going to accept what happened, she had to get even. Her, now deceased, brother always used to tell her revenge was never the answer and it was even an element in his death, but she felt this was a rare case where she could ignore that. Just after the fire Ayumi contacted some of her classmates and asked them if they would take part in her idea of payback. She wanted to just set Red's campus on fire, but it wouldn't be easy. So she came up with the idea of all of them enrolling in Red as new students; they could befriend a few students, learn the layout of the school, maybe a few secrets, then strike when they least expected it. This wouldn't be easy and it certainly couldn't be done in a week or even a month, no this would take at least a few months.

"I guess there's nothing more left for me here." Ayumi ran a hand through her raven hair as she took one last glance at her old school. She had her own transportation to the school, she just hoped she wasn't the only one to show up. Today was the last chance for new students to enroll, it had taken her that long to make her decision.