As the sun rises over Tokyo, a new day begins. The sky is painted with soft shades of pink and orange, and the city slowly awakens from its slumber.

The streets are quiet and peaceful, with only a few early risers jogging or walking their dogs. The air is crisp and refreshing, with a hint of cherry blossom scent lingering from the sakura trees that line the sidewalks.

but for hiro, he is awaken up to the sound of his sister Natsumi's gentle voice calling his name. He opens his eyes, groggily blinking away the sleep. The sun has already risen and the room is bathed in a soft orange light. He sits up, stretching his arms and legs, feeling refreshed and ready to start the day.

As Hiro looks out the window, he sees the towering skyscrapers of Tokyo's business district in the distance, their glass surfaces reflecting the warm glow of the sun. In the foreground, he sees the quaint houses and shops of his neighborhood, their tiled roofs and wooden facades adding to the charm of the city.

He can hear the distant rumble of trains and the occasional siren, as the city slowly comes to life. The sounds of car engines revving up and people rushing to work gradually increase, filling the streets with a bustling energy.

Despite the chaos, there is a certain harmony to Tokyo's morning scene. The city may be busy, but it is also full of life and vitality. Hiro can't help but feel energized and motivated to start his day.

“Anikiiii, stop watching the view again I know it messmerizing but we are going to be late.” the sound bounces around the house as a fury of a young women hold no bound on her tired and weak older brother

“You will be late again Aniki and I heard Pres decided to punish you if you come in late again, and no not that kind of punishment Baka”

And as Hiro groaned as he slowly sat up, rubbing the sleep out of his eyes. "Alright, alright, I''m up,",he muttered, glancing at the clock on his bedside table.He had overslept and would be going into school late again. "Thanks for waking me up, Natsumi," he said, giving his sister a small smile.Realizing the gravity of the situation, Hiro rushes to get ready, his movements fueled by a mix of motivation and fear. Ten minutes later, he emerges from the bathroom in his full school uniform, mentally preparing himself for the potential wrath of Yui, the class president and notorious late student enforcer.

As he rushes out of the house with his younger sister in tow, Hiro can't help but feel a sense of dread. He knows that time is not on his side, and the thought of facing Yui's punishment makes him even more anxious. Despite his best efforts, he can't shake off the image of her stern expression and the lecture she would undoubtedly deliver to him in front of the whole class.

Hiro hurries down the street, his sister Natsumi struggling to keep up with his pace. The streets are already bustling with people making their way to work and school, and the sounds of honking cars and chattering pedestrians fill the air.

And as the group approach the train station, Hiro's heart sinks. The platform is packed with commuters, and the train he needs to catch is just about to depart. He breaks into a run, weaving through the crowd with Natsumi trailing behind him.

Miraculously, Hiro manages to make it onto the train just as the doors are closing. He takes a deep breath and exhales, relieved to have made it on time. However, his respite is short-lived when he realizes that he's still not out of the woods yet. Yui is a stickler for punctuality and he knows that he'll have to face her wrath when he arrives at school.

As the train speeds through the city, Hiro takes a moment to appreciate the view outside the window. The cityscape of Tokyo is mesmerizing, with towering skyscrapers, neon lights, and a sea of people rushing about their daily lives. Despite the rush and chaos of the city, there's a sense of harmony and order in the way everything moves, like a well-oiled machine.

Hiro takes a deep breath and exhales, feeling a sense of calm wash over him. He knows that he's going to face the consequences of being late, but he's also grateful for the chance to experience the beauty of the city, even if it's just for a brief moment.

When they arrive at school, Hiro sees Yui waiting for him at the entrance. His heart skips a beat as he approaches her, his smile forced and his nerves on edge. He can feel the weight of her gaze on him, and he can already sense the judgment in her eyes. But he knows he must face the music and take responsibility for his actions, no matter the consequences.

Taking a deep breath, Hiro braces himself for what's to come, hoping to weather the storm and make it through the day unscathed.

"Good morning, class president ," he said, bowing deeply.

Yui looked at him with a cold expression. "You're late again, Hiro," she said. "I hope you have a good excuse this time."

Hiro felt his cheeks flush with embarrassment. "I'm sorry, Yui San. I overslept again," he said, trying to sound apologetic.

Yui sighed. "You know the rules, Hiro. Being late is not acceptable. I'm afraid I'll have to punish you again," she said, her voice stern and unforgiving.

Hiro felt a lump in his throat as he realized that he would have to endure another one of Yui's punishments. He wondered what she had in store for him this time.

"What's the punishment, Yui?" he asked, trying to sound calm.

Yui looked at him with a mischievous glint in her eye. "You'll see," she said, before turning around and walking away.

Hiro felt a shiver run down his spine as he followed her to the classroom. He knew that he was in for a rough time As they walked to the classroom, Hiro couldn't help but feel the weight of Yui's punishment looming over him. He glanced nervously at his sister, who gave him an encouraging smile.

As they walked, Natsumi whispered to him, "Good luck, Aniki. I hope it's not too bad."

Hiro smiled weakly at her, grateful for her support. He entered the classroom and took his seat, trying to ignore the stares of his classmates. Yui walked in a few minutes later, her eyes fixed on Hiro.

Inside the classroom, Yui called for everyone's attention. "Class, as you all know, punctuality is very important in our school," she said, her eyes scanning the room. "Unfortunately, one of our students, Hiro, has been consistently late for class."

The other students murmured amongst themselves as Yui continued, "As a consequence, Hiro will be standing at the front of the class and giving a five-minute speech on the importance of punctuality."

Hiro's heart sank as he realized the humiliation he would have to endure. He could already hear the snickers and giggles from his classmates. But he knew that he had no choice but to face the punishment.

He made his way to the front of the class, feeling the eyes of his classmates on him. He took a deep breath and began his speech, trying his best to sound confident.

"As we all know, punctuality is an important value that we should all strive to uphold," he began, his voice slightly trembling. "Being on time shows respect for others and demonstrates responsibility. It also allows us to make the most of our time and accomplish our goals efficiently."

Despite his nerves, Hiro continued his speech, trying to keep his composure. When he finished, he returned to his seat, feeling a mix of relief and embarrassment.

As he sat down, he couldn't help but feel self-conscious about how he had stumbled through his speech. He mentally kicked himself for oversleeping and putting himself in this situation. He could hear some snickering from his classmates, and he couldn't help but wonder what they were thinking.

Suddenly, Yui stood up, her gaze stern and unrelenting. Hiro braced himself for the worst, knowing that Yui was known for her strict adherence to rules and punctuality.

"Thank you for your speech, Hiro," she said, her voice cutting through the silence in the room. "But as you know, being punctual is not just about delivering a good speech. It's about showing respect for your classmates and your teacher. It's about being responsible and reliable. And it's about setting a good example for others to follow."

Hiro felt his face grow hot with embarrassment as Yui continued to lecture him, her words cutting deep. He knew she was right, but it didn't make the situation any less uncomfortable.

Finally, Yui finished her lecture and resumed the lesson, but Hiro couldn't focus. He spent the rest of the class period trying to ignore the snickers and stares from his classmates, his mind racing with thoughts of how he could make it up to Yui and regain her trust.

This content has been misappropriated from Royal Road; report any instances of this story if found elsewhere.

When the bell finally rang, Hiro gathered his things and made his way out of the classroom, feeling defeated. As he walked down the hall, he couldn't help but wonder what the rest of the day had in store for him.

The rest of the class period passed by in a blur for Hiro. He tried his best to focus on the lessons being taught, but he couldn't shake off the feeling of humiliation from his punishment. He knew that he would have to work harder to improve his punctuality if he wanted to avoid facing Yui's wrath again.

As the bell rang for lunchtime, Hiro grabbed his bento box and headed to the rooftop to eat alone. He didn't feel like facing his classmates after the punishment he had just endured.

However, as he reached the rooftop, he saw Sakura and Akira waiting for him, both holding their own bento boxes.

"Hey, Hiro!" Sakura called out, waving at him. "Come join us for lunch!"

Hiro felt a small smile tug at the corners of his lips as he walked towards them. He was glad to have friends who accepted him despite his flaws.

"Thanks, guys," he said, taking a seat beside them.

They chatted and laughed as they ate their lunch, and Hiro felt the weight of his punishment lifting off his shoulders. He was grateful for the support of his friends and the reminder that there were people who cared about him.

As they finished their lunch, Akira turned to Hiro and said, "You did a great job with your speech today, Hiro. I could hear the nerves in your voice, but you powered through it and delivered a really good message."

Hiro felt his cheeks flush with embarrassment, but also with a sense of gratitude. "Thanks, Akira. Your encouragement means a lot to me."

Sakura chimed in, "Yeah, and I liked how you talked about punctuality as a sign of respect for others. I'll make sure to be on time from now on!"

Hiro couldn't help but smile at Sakura's enthusiasm. He was happy that his speech had resonated with his friends, and that they were all able to enjoy a peaceful lunch together.

As they stood up to head back to class, Hiro felt a sense of contentment and warmth inside. He knew that the rest of the day might be challenging, but he also knew that he had people in his life who cared about him and supported him.

After lunch, Hiro made his way to the library to catch up on some studying. He was determined to work harder and improve his punctuality, so he wouldn't have to face Yui's punishment again.

As he entered the library, he saw Yui sitting at a table, poring over a book. He hesitated for a moment before approaching her.

"Um, Yui?" he said, his voice uncertain.

Yui looked up from her book and gave him a small nod.

"I just wanted to apologize for being late again," Hiro said, bowing deeply. "I promise to work harder and be more punctual from now on."

Yui regarded him for a moment before giving him a small smile. "I appreciate your sincerity, Hiro," she said. "Just remember that punctuality is important not just in school, but in life as well. It shows respect for others and helps you achieve your goals."

Hiro nodded, feeling grateful for Yui's words of wisdom. He knew that he had a lot to learn, but with the support of his friends and the guidance of Yui, he was confident that he could become a better person. Feeling a newfound sense of determination, Hiro settled down at a table and began studying. The library was quiet, with the only sound being the soft rustle of pages turning and the occasional cough or sneeze. The smell of old books and paper wafted through the air, and Hiro found it oddly comforting. He immersed himself in his work, feeling a sense of satisfaction as he ticked off items on his to-do list.

And as he was deep in thought as he studied, determined to make up for his past mistakes. Suddenly, he was jolted out of his concentration by a blinding flash of light that filled the library. The light was so bright that he had to shield his eyes, and he felt disoriented and confused.

As the light began to fade, Hiro slowly lowered his hands and looked around. He was stunned to see that the library had transformed into a strange, dreamlike landscape. The walls had disappeared, and he could see a beautiful, starry sky stretching out above him. The shelves and books had been replaced by colorful trees and sparkling crystals, and the air was filled with the sweet scent of flowers.

Hiro stood up slowly, feeling a sense of awe and wonder wash over him. He couldn't believe what he was seeing - it felt like he had been transported to another world. As he took a step forward, he heard a soft voice calling his name.

"Hiro... Hiro..."

He turned around, and his heart skipped a beat as he saw Akira standing there, looking more beautiful than ever. She was wearing a flowing white dress, and her hair was glowing in the moonlight. She reached out her hand to him, and he felt an irresistible urge to take it.

Without hesitation, he stepped towards her and took her hand, feeling a jolt of electricity pass through him at the touch. As he looked into her eyes, he felt a sense of peace and contentment that he had never felt before.

"Hiro," she said softly, "this is a dream. But it's also a reminder. A reminder that life is full of surprises, and that you never know what's around the corner. Don't get too caught up in your worries and fears. Remember to enjoy the moment, and to appreciate the people and experiences that make life worth living."

Hiro nodded, feeling a sense of gratitude for Akira's words of wisdom. As he looked around at the beautiful dream landscape, he knew that he would never forget this moment - and that he would always remember to live life to the fullest.

Hiro's peaceful dream was abruptly interrupted as he felt a sharp sting on his cheek. He opened his eyes to see Yui standing in front of him, holding a book in one hand and giving him a stern look.

"What are you doing, Hiro?" she scolded, gesturing towards the drool stain on the book.

Hiro rubbed his cheek, feeling the embarrassment creeping up on him. He quickly sat up, wiping the drool from his mouth with the back of his hand.

"I'm sorry, Yui," he said, bowing his head. "I must have fallen asleep while studying."

Yui sighed, shaking her head. "You can't afford to slack off, Hiro," she said. "We have important exams coming up, and you need to be prepared."

Hiro nodded, feeling ashamed of his lack of discipline. He knew that Yui was right, and that he needed to work harder if he wanted to succeed.

As Yui walked away, Hiro gathered his books and prepared to leave the library. He couldn't shake off the feeling of disappointment, but he was determined to use it as motivation to do better. He knew that he had a lot of work to do, but with the support of his friends and the guidance of Yui, he was confident that he could turn his life around.

But something feel wrong maybe it the fact that the class president just slap him or the fact that his gut is telling him something will happen, and as his gut told him so Yui sense his distress “Hiro, start focusing on your study, and what happen you seem more distracted then normal” ask Yui

"I don't know, Yui," Hiro replied, "But I have this weird feeling that something's about to happen."

Just then, they heard a heavenly choir sound that seemed to come from nowhere. It was so beautiful that it took their breath away. They both looked at each other, wondering what was going on.

Without warning, the choir sound seemed to take hold of them, and they felt themselves being lifted off the ground, as if they were being pulled by an invisible force. Hiro and Yui ran outside to see what was happening, and to their shock, they saw a bright light shining from their home room.

"Let's go!" Hiro yelled, grabbing Yui's hand and running towards the light.

When they reached their home room, they found it empty. All of their classmates had disappeared without a trace, leaving behind only a circle of light on the ground.

Hiro couldn't believe what he was seeing. "What's going on? Where did everyone go?"

Yui, who had been silent until now, spoke up. "I don't know, but we need to find out. We can't just stand here and do nothing."

Hiro nodded in agreement. "You're right, Yui. Let's search the school and see if we can find any clues."

As they set out to find their missing classmates, Hiro couldn't help but notice Yui's determined expression. He had always known her to be a bit of a tsundere and a sadist as the said, but seeing her like this is a new experience because who would have thought the ever cold princess can care about her classmate. But He also knew that they were in this together, and they would do whatever it takes to find their friends and his sister and get to the bottom of this mysterious disappearance.

As Hiro and Yui stood in shock, Yui's tsundere side emerged, "What the heck just happened? I can't believe those idiots got us involved in their stupid pranks again."

Hiro turned to Yui and responded, "I don't think this is a prank, Yui. Look at that circle of light, it's not something they could have created. Something more powerful must have taken them."

Yui scoffed, "Please, Hiro. I'm not falling for that nonsense. They probably just found some cool way to skip class."

Hiro rolled his eyes, "Yui, this is serious. We need to figure out what's going on and where our classmates have gone."

Yui begrudgingly agreed, "Fine, let's investigate. But don't think this means I'm suddenly interested in helping you or anything.", “wait Hiro what about the teacher, I think they would Handel this better then we can” remark Yui as she try to be the voice of reasoning.

”they be too late, most of them are in the city buying lunch and stuff, and even if they arrive in time, what would happen” ask Hiro but all he gotten was silence, and a nod as they agree to move toward the circle of light.

And as the group approached the circle of light, Yui couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. "What in the world could have happened to everyone?" she muttered under her breath.

Hiro didn't answer as he cautiously stepped closer to the circle, studying it intently. He had a bad feeling about this, and it was making his heart race.

Hiro cautiously stepped into the circle of light, and suddenly they were both transported to another world. The sky was a deep shade of purple, and the ground beneath them was made of a strange, glowing material.

Yui's tsundere facade cracked a bit as she took in their surroundings, "Okay, maybe this is more serious than I thought. Do you have any idea where we are, Hiro?"

Hiro shook his head, "No clue. But I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."

They set off to explore their new surroundings, determined to find their missing classmates and a way back home.