Daily life of the grade two elementary Sovereign (1)

"Hahhh…" I let out a tired sigh as I laid my back on the rest of the fancy chair. Paper work is absolute hell if you're a lazy person, well, duh. "Obviously, no use in pointing the obvious."

I just finished all the paper work for today's schedule, and I have to say I am both proud and sick of it. "Well, I had no choice. I had to finish today's part if I didn't want more tomorrow."

My mind wandered as I look around the room. Walls of marble, bookshelves housing enough books you could say it was a library, a wall of thick and mana reinforced glass behind me.

Two couches that are very comfy with a table in between, lighting present was enough to minimize close to no shadows, a table of grand design, and me right behind, seated in a chair.

I snapped out of my thoughts as I heard a knock on the door. "You may come in." I spoke in a regal tone as the person curtly entered and closed the double doors.

The person bowed, "Greetings, Grand Guild Master. I am here to visit after I finished my daily dungeon schedule." The person spoke as I immediately recognised the voice.

I let out a small smile. "Ah, Reine. Good day, thank you for visiting me; your presence cheered me up from my bad mood that came from paper work. "Are you still finishing them?"

"If so, I'm sorry to disturb you, I'll leave right now." Reine spoke. "No, no. I'm already finished, you could stay." I insisted. Reine put on a wry smile. "You're finished already?"

"Yes, I am. I just finished though." I answered. "You're finished with all that paper work already? Kazuya told me earlier that the stack of papers were 2 feet tall, and there were four."

"Yeah, and I'm beat up from all the things I must manage. So many things I must deal as a grand guild master, I'd rather watch movies or read some manga." I let out a tired sigh.

I turned the chair around as I was met with the sky-high view of the city of Tokyo. It was a beautiful sight were the day fades while the night lights gradually takes over.

"Sometimes, I forget the fact that you're just a simple 8-year-old at sometimes." Reine commented as she walked towards right next to me. "Well, I wouldn't say I am 'simple' I'm far too much of an aberration."

"Right," Reine replied. "You are a god-like entity far beyond the reach of even S-ranks. You yourself had made this building in mere dozens of seconds in time. You're far from simple."

"Well, what could I say?" I got off the chair as I checked the school uniform I was wearing for any stains. I got nothing. I look up at Reine and spoke. "I'll be heading home now; my parents are waiting."

I teleported and arrived at a location near my home, as I immediately started walking home. My school is 8:00 to 12:00 in the morning, and 1:00 to 4:00 pm in the afternoon.

After that, I had to teleport to my guild office and do all the paper work waiting to be finished, in the time of 2 hours. By the time I would finish, it would be six in the evening.

My reason for coming home this time to my parents is taking additional lessons that I took with the money I earned from writing novels and posting them online, to which they hesitantly believed.

Once, I aged into teenage, I would have more reasonably reasonable reasons for coming home at that time, but for now, it will suffice. "I'm home!" I spoke loudly as I opened the door.

I changed to in-shoes as I was met with my father and mother taking care of my younger sibling, along with the house keeper they hired to take care of him if everyone was away.

"Kira." My father turned around and smiled at me as I hugged him. I reciprocated the hug to mom as I greeted my brother. "Hayate-chan~!" To which he smiled.

"Akari-nee!" Hayate exclaimed as I hugged him, grass was he cute. I pinched his cheeks and squished them as he squirmed. "Ugh! Nee-chan! Please stop!" he exclaimed.

Hayate is currently 3 years old; he was born back then when I was just 5 years old! Yeah, I kind of forgot to mention that mom was pregnant back then. December 31 is his birthday.

"Man, I got to say that our birthdays are real coincidences." I spoke as I let go of him, and he ran away towards… right behind mom. "Mama! Akari-nee is, is bullying me!" This kid….

"Hahhh…" I let out a sigh as I stood up and pulled a chair and sat down. "Life is troublesome when kids are involved." I spoke as I pulled up my bag and put out my notebooks.

I did my homework; it was easy. Math was just 2 x 3 and so on, like I would struggle with stuff like these. English? I could speak fairly fluent so things like making up sentences are easy.

And other things, like different types of literature and such… ****. No, that's too advanced. Stop making things up. "Hahhh…" I laid my back on the rest of the chair and breathed out.

Although easy, it was mentally challenging to sit here and finish my homework. Did I really have to do it? My lazy self asks, and yes, I have to. As a student, my obligation to study is bothering me.

And yet I decided to bother myself with work as a guild master! "I'm so irresponsible." I spoke as I finished my homework and put all my stuff back in my bag again and headed upstairs.

I hung my bag and took a shower as I changed clothes, hanging my towel on my still mildly wet hair. I rubbed the towel again as I finally stopped after a good two minutes and hung it to dry.

I went downstairs and was met with everyone already on the dinner table and I took a seat. "What's for dinner?" I asked as Mom responded. "*******, can't you at least remember the name?"

"Sigh." Man, I sure did sigh a lot this day. "I'm bad at remembering names, especially if it's food. You already know mom." I spoke as Dad only laughed, what even was funny about it?

We clasped our hands and spoke. "Thank you for the food!" I took some of the fish and tasted, well, no wonder I don't remember the name of the dish, it's not that great in my tastes.

I quickly finished as there really isn't any taste to savour, it goes well with rice though. And soon others followed to the kitchen sink. And of course, I would be the one to wash the dishes…

I cleaned the dishes, with magic of course. My parents already know that I am an awakener and could use magic, so no real need to hide it in the house, for those who need, king is speed.

I arranged the plates and utensils in the dish organizer as I stretched, seriously man, I bring too much work to myself even though I am too lazy to do them. I don't even know why.

The satisfying stretch left me with extra energy as I headed back upstairs towards my room. I opened the door and entered in as I immediately sat in front of my personally created pc setup. All created from magic.

Putting on the wireless head phones, I started up the pc as I was met with the lock screen. A digital artwork I made with a painstaking time of 120 hours in total, five days.

An adult version of me walking along the beach at the time where the sun just peeks through the horizon. The usage and variation of colours were excellent, refined art style, simply beautiful.

Entering the password, I was met with the home screen. Nothing grand this time, just a memory of me casting large scale wind magic digitalized and turned into a PNG-File.

My lips twitched as I remember all the trouble that I had to go through to create this. "Nothing grand, but honest hard work I had to spend two years of research in magic and computers to produce."

I opened word, yes, word. The Microsoft Word you know, I was going to write a couple chapters and post the upcoming chapter draft I had already made long ago; I was just creating new chapters in advanced.

I then played some songs to immerse myself in the mood I was going to portray in this chapter, it helps me understand how the characters feel and how they will act, a trick from me.

If the mood was going to be sad, I would find and play a music that will match what the characters would feel, how will they respond to such emotions, what is the amount I should scale it to?

I believe that music is a very important part of both writing and reading. To be able to understand the song, and to be able to vibe with the emotion that seemingly simple text shows.

"And… enter." Tack. I pressed enter as the chapter got uploaded online. I stretched my aching fingers as I immediately got my results, the amount of views kept increasing sharply.

I winced as I decided to take my eyes off, I… I don't really want to see the statistics, it makes me… uncomfortable. I went through the app and viewed other novels, and a question arose.

"Are all humans equal as God said?" My eyes wavered, this book was good, but no one appreciated it. My book itself is very good, but that is because people support me and help me fix mistakes.

"But what about this person?" I already know the answer; All humans are equal at birth, but when they grow and develop their talents, the gap will widen, until one will be left behind. "This person wasn't just capable to pull through."

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A/n: Reine, 20 years old, current acting guild master of "Day-Break" and is an Muttsu hoshi(six-star) and is a potential Nanatsuboshi(seven-star) hunter that was personally picked and raised into such a powerful being by Akari. Her compatibility with mana allowed her to contain more mana than any other human Akari seen. And so she was scouted two years ago by Akari into the Day-Break guild. She had performed her duties well, and is not arrogant after recieving such power. She herself has personally seen with both her eyes how powerful Akari was after all.

Ack! My back hurts staring at my laptop all day, thinking about backstory and next sequencing events that would occur. This chap is 1700 words in total, so my neck would naturally begin to creak! Creation is hard guys, please help cheer me up and invigorate my writing spirit! Also, if you like my fanfic, please add to library!