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[color=Plum][b]"Sounds like something Miss Okamoto would complain to us about her ex-boyfriend,"[/b][/color] Munehisa cracked a joke shortly after Masashi's remark about the downpour, alluding to their history teacher's endless rant about her persona-non-grata. There was hope in him that their class would not have to suffer the woman's incessant lamentations for an extended portion of the school year, but only time would tell. [color=Plum][b]"And hey!"[/b][/color] his expression sneered of light-hearted offense, waving his notebook towards Nagi. [color=Plum][b]"It's not simping, Nagi! I'm just... [i]respecting hard-working women,[/i]"[/b][/color] the boy drew a sigh, deflating his shoulders.

[color=b7ceec][b]"By the way, what [i]have[/i] you been doing all class, Nara?"[/b][/color] Asumi asked with a glare, [color=b7ceec][b]You've been laughing at your notebook the whole history class."[/b][/color]

His eyes lit up upon Asumi's question, his lips curling deviously upon remembering his original intentions. [color=Plum][b]"Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Take a good look at Miss Okamoto,"[/b][/color] Munehisa's eyes scanned the surrounding room in a double take before placing his sketchbook flat on the desk to reveal its contents, hovering around the page so that it would not come into sight from any unintended spectators. It was a well-drawn portrait of their history teacher, but all of Miss Okamoto's features were greatly distorted in satirical exaggeration. Her 'perfect' facial structure and 'flawless' complexion were captured in such a way that directly mocked the woman's vanity.

[color=Plum][b]"Inspired by some ancient meme of a handsome cartoon face from who knows how long ago,"[/b][/color] the boy was clearly proud of his disparaging illustration; he had a penchant for poking fun at people through his drawings, and though it was usually in harmless jest, Munehisa was sure that something of [i]this[/i] nature would spell trouble, should it be seen by someone he didn't trust or even worse-- Miss Okamoto herself. [color=Plum][b]"A masterpiece that'll [i]never[/i] see the light of day, hehe."[/b][/color]