Dramatic Entrance

Ethan stormed into the school, determined to make a statement. He was no longer the same boy who had been held captive by the orb's power. He was free, and he was ready to take on the world.

As he walked down the hallway, he caught sight of his former classmates staring at him in shock. They had all heard rumors of his departure from the orb, but no one had expected him to return to school.

Ethan smiled, feeling a sense of satisfaction. He was back, and he was ready to reclaim his place among his peers.

He strode into his first class, a history lecture, and took a seat near the front. The teacher, Mrs. Thompson, looked up from her notes in surprise.

"Ethan, welcome back," she said, her voice warm. "We've missed you."

Ethan smiled, feeling a sense of belonging. "Thanks, Mrs. Thompson. I'm glad to be back."

As the class progressed, Ethan found himself getting more and more restless. He was used to being bully, and it was hard for him to sit back and listen. He began to fidget, his eyes scanning the room for an opportunity to take control.

And then, he spotted it: a stack of papers on the teacher's desk. Without hesitation, Ethan got up and swiped the papers off the desk, holding them up like a trophy.

"I think this is what we've been looking for," he said, his voice dripping with authority.

Mrs. Thompson's eyes widened in shock as Ethan began to scan the papers, using his skills to quickly absorb the information. His classmates stared at him in awe as he effortlessly answered questions and made connections between historical events.

When the class ended, Ethan turned to Mrs. Thompson with a smirk. "I think I'll be able to handle your classes just fine," he said confidently.

Mrs. Thompson looked at him with a mixture of admiration and concern. "I'm glad you're feeling confident, Ethan," she said. "But remember that cheating is not tolerated here."

Ethan shrugged, still smirking. "I didn't cheat," he said. "I just... enhanced my learning experience."

As he walked out of class, Ethan felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. He had made an entrance, and he knew that no one would ever forget it.

But as he walked away from Mrs. Thompson's classroom, he noticed a figure watching him from across the hall: Aria's best friend, Kaida.

Kaida's eyes narrowed as she approached Ethan. "You're back," she said coldly.

Ethan smiled, feeling a sense of satisfaction. "Yeah, I'm back," he said. "And I'm not going anywhere."