I am an ordinary person, have an ordinary life, an ordinary family, and an ordinary parent. But everything in the world is not ordinary, there is always a dark side behind it. What's my dark side?

Language: English

Rishan Lee Faustino was home-schooled until she graduated. Her family wanted her to stay only in the mansion, she's not allowed to go anywhere. When her elder brother died, she lost the only person who treats her well in the family until she decided to run away to escape the worse treatment for her. She went to her best friend, Anika Sanchez who turns out to be the cousin of the youngest Chief Executive Officer in the Philippines, Dion Vin Villarino. 

On the other hand, Dion was forced to find a woman to be his wife as his grandparents' last will before they leave in this world. Rishan must find a concrete way to have a reason for not going back in the mansion and the only way left is to accept Dion's offer.

Will she accept the contract, or she'll refuse it and make her way of living since she believes that she must marry a man that he loves. If she'll going to accept it, will it be worth it? Over time, Rishan will figure out who she is.

i was tired of waiting for a translation to spiderman new x by Autoraleatorio here is a english version

THIS IS NOT MY NOVEL, THIS IS NOVEL BY LAN SESHI.
I AM JUST TRANSLATE IT TO ENGLISH.
ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE, SO I AM SORRY THERE WILL BE MANY GRAMMAR MISTAKES.

THIS IS NOT MY NOVEL, THIS IS NOVEL BY LAN SESHI.
I AM JUST TRANSLATE IT TO ENGLISH.
ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE, SO I AM SORRY THERE WILL BE MANY GRAMMAR MISTAKES.

language context usage:

Horn: a reaction to a thought or moments or contact with strong emotions and or energy 

Wet fears squirting dreams: a nightmare like dream that has intense emotion and vivid images that will always cosassing a black sticky liquid spider like wedding to squirt out of the body as a defense!


Pronunciation, meanings and translator steps:                                                                 
                                                                  
Aietho (Aietho is pronounced: —- -—>o-ee-e-th-oe (means: deity or divine  bean and or heavenly or Demonic bean)

Aiethoirshitor (Aiethoirshitor is pronounced- —> o-ee-e-thoe-eer-shee-toe-r(is a language that only a true witch warlock sorcerer wizard alcolici or any other type of magic users)

Aeai orea zachiay ourou shichea otori (Aeai orea zachiay ourou shichea otori is pronounced: oer-e-ae-zae-chee-aey-oe-uer-oe-ue-shee-ch-ee-ae-oet-oer-ee-ees-means: for thy hart areth not  locked to thee tho thee hart areth locked thee domane of thy world are





Name of People: 


Yami to Ai no Tenshi: Angel of Darkness and Love 闇と愛の天使

Ai no Tenshi: Angel of Love愛の天使

Ma honō: True flame 真炎

Yami no tenshi to ai no honō: 闇の天使と愛の炎angel of darkness and love flames 

Howaitorōzu: White Roseホワイトローズ

Arekkusu Enjeru: Alex Angelアレックス・エンジェル


Taiga— : Tiger タイガー

Dorugomo: どるごもdragon

Arekkusu: アレックス Alex 

yami no hi no hi no tenshi: 闇の火の火の天使  Angel of the Fire of Darkness 

sizogaitamuwa : 心蔵が痛むわ My heart of my heart


Japanese translation of peoples Names:


Taiyoda mekami!
太陽だ　女神!

Tsuki,mekami!
月,女神!

Enjeru
エンジェル

Da—kuenjeru
ダークエンジェル

Doragon no tenshi
ドラゴンの天使

Yami to ai no tenshi 
闇と愛の天使

Ai no yami to tenshi
愛の闇と天使

Arekkusu
アレックス

Ro — zu
ローズ

da — kuro — zu
ダークローズ

Da—ku 
ダーク

Chinese translation of  people names:


hēi àn méi guī
黑暗玫瑰

hēi àn méi guī.
黑暗玫瑰.

hēi méi guī
黑玫瑰

English translation for Japanese translation of people name:


The sun, goddess!

Moon, goddess!

Angel 

dragon angel 

Angel of love and darkness

Angel of darkness and love 

Alex

Rose

Dark rose

Dark




English translation for Chinese translation of people name:


Dark Rose

Darkness Rose

Black rose 

Japanese translation of words or names:


Watashin no jinsei no ai
私の人生の愛

Gurimoada 
グリモアだ

Gurimoa
グリモア

Gurimoaresu
グリモアレス

Gurimoresu
グリモレス

Superubonda
スペル本だ

maho no jumon
魔法の呪文 

Kuso t tare! Konobaka Onna!
くそったれ! このバカ女!


Chinese translation of word or name:


hēi méi guī
黑玫瑰


English translation of Japanese translation for word or name:

Love of my life 
 
Grimoire

Grimore

Grimoires 

Grimores

Spell books 

Magic spells  

Fuck you! You stupid bitch!


English translation for Chinese translation of word or name:

Black Rose


The language I created types and translation 

The language I created which is called (: ytyytir yleygha aaiaii auseo)( The language I created  word or name:

 oorghaya 


( First translation  of the language I created word or name (: 717.7171.9 — 717.12.77.9 — 10.12.11111.6.0.17–9.71.9-0.771— 71.111.17-11111.17.10 –71.11111.17.6 : 

10.12.11111.6.0.17

13.71



(Second translation of the language I created word or name (:  \/| /\-11 //\\// 6 . /\-11 //\\// ||)) . 0|_- . \\//|| || //\\// . |_-_ \\//|| |_-_ . -|- |-| |_-_  . -|- 19 \_/ |_-_ . ||)) 19 /\-11 6  0 //\\// : 

||)) 19 /\-11 6 (( )) //\\//

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(the Japanese translation of the language I created word or name is (: onmyo no shin no ryu no me: 陰陽の真の龍の目 : 


ドラゴン;"doragon"

龍;"ryu"

竜;" tatsu"

そうね;"- soune"

(the English translation of the language I created word or name is (: true dragon eye of yin and yang :

1. Dragon 

2. dragon 

3. dragon

1. By

2. by

English translation of Japanese translation of the language I created word or name (: 
 
1. Dragon 

2. dragon

3. dragon

1. By

"Good morning class, my name is Kurata Seiji and from today onwards I will be your English teacher. You can call me Kurata-sensei."

This is a sentence I said at the beginning of every school year. I've said it for almost ten years. The students would bow and for the rest of the year they'd call me Kurata-sensei.

Students come and go. Some stay, some move. Every year I get a few new students. Maybe a new class. Some students I'll remember for the rest of my life. Some I'll forget.

But I'm sure I'll remember every single student in THIS class.

Because this class was made up of elves.

Recap: An elf by the name of Elisa summoned/kidnapped me because she and some other elves wanted to learn English. Why? Because they opened a portal to my world, stole someone's laptop and got hooked on Netflicks using Starbux Wi-Fi.

Basically these elves committed burglary and now aspired to become NEETs.

Word spread that Elisa had successfully summoned an English teacher and the elves hastily set up a classroom in a meadow. A few desks and chairs. A blackboard. Around twenty students.

Actually I never agreed to teach them. But I never said no either. Elisa just took my hand and led to the meadow and I just went with it.

So now I stood in front of around twenty elves. All pointy ears and weird clothes. Looking at me.

Among them was Elisa. The one who summoned me.

She raised her hand.

I pointed at her. "What is it?"

"Kurata-SENSEI? What does the word 'sensei' mean?"

"It means 'teacher' in Japanese."

"But you're an English teacher."

"I am. But I am a Japanese English teacher."

"??"

"Anyways, I'll explain more later. For now just call me Kurata-sensei."

There was one thing I wanted to know though.

"Elisa."

"Yes!"

"Right now...err, I'm talking in Japanese. But just now you clearly couldn't understand a Japanese specific term. How can you understand me at all?"

An elf girl in purple robes and a monocle raised her hand. Her hair was long and black.

She said, "Kurata-sensei. Look at your chest."

I did. I was wearing some kind of amulet around my neck. A red ruby pulsing in the middle.

She said, "Elisa cast a translation spell on it. This way, any words that the magic doesn't identify as something you want to teach us, it'll translate it into our language."

"Then why don't you cast a translation spell on that laptop?"

"Translation spells only work on organic beings."

"What's your name?" I asked.

"Anastasia."

"Alright, Anastasia. Thank you."

OK... There are a ton of questions I want to ask. Like how can I go home? Where am I even going to live in this world? What do I eat? But for now I'll teach the first class.

-----------------------

Class One

The following is a record of what I taught the elves in my first class.

HELLO, MY NAME IS…SEIJI/ELISA/ANATASIA

HELLO is the English word used for a greeting.

HELLO has curious origins. Before the word HELLO was invented, English speaking people used phrases like GOOD DAY or HOW DO YOU DO.

The word HELLO came into existence when Thomas Edison invented the telephone. He coined the term during a misunderstanding while testing his telephone.

What is a telephone? It's a device you use to talk with someone who is far away. Kind of like magic. I'll explain how it works in another lesson.

No, Elisa, Thomas Edison is dead. Since a long time ago. And no, Elisa, I don't know if he died a virgin. Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. I think he had children, so he couldn't have been a virgin. No, I don't think his wife was sleeping with another man. I seriously doubt it. And no, I don't know for sure. I just seriously doubt it.

OK, I'll continue with the second part.

MY NAME IS...

NAME is simple the word we use to identify what others call you.

MY is what we call a possessive determiner. MY is a words that shows that something belongs to me.

IS is an auxiliary verb. It means that it is a word that indicates something is happening. But IS doesn't really do anything on its own. Not like JUMP or EAT. Auxiliary verbs help something to happen. 

-----------------------

Elisa raised her hand.

I said, "Yes? What is it?"

"Kurata-sensei, I think I came up with my own example."

"Go on."

"Kurata-sensei is MY future husband."

"Wrong! I mean right, but still wrong!"

"Hnghhhh… how is that wrong?"

…Wait a minute

"Elisa, how do you even the words 'future' and 'husband' in English?"

"I watched an award-winning Netflicks show called Stranger Thingies where they used those words."

I said, "Elisa, see me after class. There are some things I want to ask you."

"OK~"

Maō - sama no musuko to shite umarekawarimashita!? (Japanese Translation)
or
I was Reincarnated as the Demon-lord's son!? (English Translation) is the second Novel 

written by Tadomikaari Motoku ( Pen Name )

this story is about how a salaryman Known as Seiken Kiragane Was kidnapped by his employee and was tortured to death.

Maō - sama no musuko to shite umarekawarimashita!? (Japanese Translation)

or

I was Reincarnated as the Demon-lord's son!? (English Translation) is the second Novel

written by Tadomikaari Motoku ( Pen Name )

this story is about how a salaryman Known as Seiken Kiragane who died and was transferred into another world as the Former demon lord's son But was thrown out.

just a disclaimer:

when text is written between "- -" that means  it's a narration, and if text is written between "()" it's an author's note, but if text is written between "* *" it's either sfx or timeskips.

EDIT: if some texts are written between "~ ~" they are thoughts.

Anyone would be excited to learn magic right,however don't be too excited as i will first tell you the truth about magic school.
Anyway first and foremost if you can't read you can't learn and speak the same language as anybody else,it's something that was always present and the reason why we invented translators.
It would have been easy if it's only English but it's not,imagine it to be like the Japanese kind of language with all the lines and stuff and add the new symbols like the sand timer and waves.
Yes,it's hard and i would be happy if it is Japanese but if you look closely it's not,after all i learned Japanese to enjoy anime with the true words written instead of being translated and censored.
The language is known as Frize Language invented by its progenitor Dreamor Frize.
And that's not all,the language of different magic is written by different people so if you choose elemental magic you can't learn smiting,enchanting,and other stuff unlike in the movies.
The total language written is 36 languages for every intelegent race and monsters in excistance.
So every mage can only learn 36 magic skills in estimated 6 years and that's the fastest person to read the full language to necessary to learn 1 magic skill to learn each month.The composed number of 1,124,661 magic skills available.
Luckily there is one way to solve this problem,remember chapter 2 to my introductions in the five continents,the Azure continent in particular was able to produce one wild translation berry each year capable of learning a whole language in five minutes.
This fact is the reason why every mage in the continent was successful as any mage was able to pluck a wild berry of translation if you are powerful enough to defeat the one who was guarding it.
The reason why it was called wild berry instead is because no one was really able to learn how they grow and was only seemingly  able to grow in the continent of Azure.
The four leaders in the continent was actually ones willing to invade Azure but was stop by the spells that protected the island and magic that killed 36 people in one blow.
That's why no one really wanted to show any hostility to Azure and it's people which boosted it's rulers pride.
Anyway Aero was able to see that the lesson was only reading and writing for five years for their own elemental magic skills that they need to learn.
However the system can't possibly let it's host 
have a hard time as one day while scrolling in the shop,Aero was able to search a translation skill.
[(Lost) Translation Skill]
[Cost:30 points]
[Description:If you can't even read and learn magic what kind of a mage even are you.]
It's perfect as he was able to overcome the language barrier and learn any magic he wanted and in this case the five elemental magic.
And this resulted in a ground breaking record of a person who mastered every elemental magic written in the books in the academy in 13 years instead of the usual 36 years to even learn every elemental magic in the fastest amount of time.
And Aero was able to master the magic skill Freeze,Fire Arrow and Fire Ball in this 13 years.
Aero was actually about to delve in the natural law magic.
Natural Law magic was as it's name the laws that govern the world of Revermore like fire burns,ice cools,earth are hard and time was running.
But you have to pay the price of using them like sever mana drain which makes the person sick for five days.
Anyway i will explain more in the next chapter.
To be continued...

This story is mostly on literally mocking magic in its face in every way possible.
That includes applying physics which may or may not make it more realistic,sometimes including jokes and references.
Anyway now that i summed it up,if you happen to want to read this,pls tell me what you think so that i can improve this story and make it more better.
That's all for now,peace.

It was easy to buy a computer. Furthermore, Kimura Kazuki did not buy a used computer when he was at Akihabara. Instead, he bought a brand new laptop with amazing performance.
He disregarded Furuhashi Sakurakyu's request to take a stroll around Akihabara and also ignored her request for him to buy a desktop with top performance.
2080TI, 9900K… he did not understand any of those. Whenever she saw a new product, she would ask for it. She had never considered that he was living in such a cramped room. How would he have any extra money to buy unnecessary worldly possessions?
Furthermore, if he did buy a desktop computer, he would also need an internet cable to connect the computer to the internet. It would take a few more days to complete the process. A laptop would be less troublesome, and Wi-Fi would suffice.
Eventually, Furuhashi Sakurakyu gave up. She found out that he was an unyielding man who was also very stubborn and assertive. Besides, he was always efficient to act on something once he set his goals.
Actually, all of these characteristics were his strengths, but they also made Kimura Kazuki a boring person.
When he decided to buy a computer at Akihabara, he focused on his errand and immediately headed home after he bought a computer. She could not persuade him, but she reckoned that they should at least stroll around Akihabara. She glanced around the area, realizing that apart from advertisement billboards, there had not been many changes in Akihabara for the past ten years. It would be utterly impossible to notice any difference without looking at the details. After all, any alteration to the details could lead to changes. 
On their way home, Furuhashi Sakurakyu sulked for a brief moment. Then, she began to talk to Kimura Kazuki on random topics. She was apparently a person who could not stand boredom.
Kimura Kazuki was puzzled as this woman seemed to have gone through a tremendous change in her personality since her return from Kageyama Park. She no longer carried the elegant demeanor that she had back when she was at the Nakagawa's residence. Now, she acted similar to ordinary teenage girls, despite being in her adulthood.
However, he did not ask her about this. Nonetheless, everyone showed a different side when they were with different people. Maybe this was just her true self.
Once he was back at home, Kimura Kazuki turned on the laptop and began to surf the internet after he connected the laptop to the Wi-Fi.
The laptop's performance was rather good. In a rented room like this, this laptop would be considered as the most valuable item in the whole place. The internet speed was fast, and the hardware condition was excellent. Hence, it only took a little time for the webpages to load.
Kimura Kazuki bought the computer for two main reasons, his translation work and the spirit-resting website, which he had previously discussed with Chiba Shiori. Otherwise, he would prefer to get a used laptop from a flea market and never consider getting a new computer. 
While Kimura Kazuki was at Akihide High School yesterday, he cast the Vision Spell on Chiba Shiori. Then, Chiba Shiori mentioned about the spirit-resting website, prompting Kimura Kazuki to prepare a computer to use as a web server.
Kimura Kazuki was dedicated to set up the spirit-resting website.
This website might mark the beginning of his successful future, and Chiba Shiori was the reason why he wanted to train his subordinates. However, his plan had to be carried out carefully. If the spirit-resting website could thrive, he would probably develop a bright future. However, at this moment, his priority was to secure an online translation job.
In this era, most of the job openings were posted on the internet, and translation jobs were no exception. Of course, this situation was only applicable to written translation. Currently, Japan had plenty of translation websites. To work as a part-time translator, a person had to first register as a member. They would then be recruited as one of the team members, and their pay would be calculated by per 1000 words.
Currently, the standard pay for freelance translators would be approximately 3000 yen per 1000 words for them to translate Japanese text to English. On the other hand, they would get about 2500 yen for English to Japanese translation work. However, the prices were subjected to changes based on the translator's standards, the difficulties of the texts, and the market's demands.
For part-time translators who possessed no qualification certificate, they would be offered an even lower price.
If they intended to obtain a qualification certificate, JLPT and JTest were the two prestigious exams as they both were officially recognized. However, Kimura Kazuki was only working as a part-time translator. His chances would naturally be widened with a qualification certificate, but not having a qualification certificate would have little effect on his job. 
Among all the relevant translation websites he had searched for, he soon picked and entered one of the sites. 
This website generally worked on a project basis. First, the registered members had to print and sign on both the contract and mutual nondisclosure agreement, mailed it to the company before they could eventually accept individual projects that were posted on the website and began their translation job. Besides, the prices for each project were transparent.
While Kimura Kazuki was occupied, focusing on the computer screen, Furuhashi Sakurakyu was watching him from aside. She furrowed her brows and asked, "Are you looking for a translation job?"
"Yes."
"If that's the case…" Furuhashi Sakurakyu interrupted, "You should check out the honyaku-zumi.net."
"The honyaku-zumi.net?" Kimura Kazuki was puzzled. He had never heard of this website. Then, he quickly realized that Furuhashi Sakurakyu had been hibernating for a decade. The translation agency that was probably famous 10 years ago might have already shut down.
"Just go on honyaku-zumi.net and have a look," At that moment, Furuhashi Sakurakyu finally realized that her knowledge about the website was 10 years old. However, she remembered that the owner of Honyaku-zumi & Co. was her friend. With her friend's capability, honyaku-zumi.net Translation Agency couldn't run out of business.
This time, Kimura Kazuki did not ignore her suggestion. He searched for honyaku-zumi.net. To his surprise, the website really existed. Once he entered honyaku-zumi.net's webpage, he was welcomed by the organized layout on the front page. The sky blue interface was aesthetic and appeared soothing. The latest changes to the website were done only three days ago. It seemed like the website was still operating.
"Seemingly, the website is still running," Furuhashi Sakurakyu said proudly, "Honyaku-zumi & Co. is a small company, but their works are delicate. Hence, they are rather well-known in the industry. Of course, that was all in the past, and I'm not sure about their current reputation."
Listening to her chatter, Kimura Kazuki was browsing the website at the same time. After he completed the registration, he discovered that the site had the same essential functions as the other translation websites. It also provided jobs on a project basis. However, if he wanted to work for honyaku-zumi.net as a part-time translator, he was required to take an online recruitment test. After he submitted the test, his work would be graded.
Some of the projects listed on the website required translators with a specific grade and standard. He quickly ran through the website and noticed that the translators with higher grades were offered higher pay.
Kimura Kazuki marveled at the recruitment process of the website. Once he was registered as a member, he was required to take the recruitment test, which was actually an exam to grade the translators.
Within the stipulated time frame, he was required to complete the comprehension and listening tests. The difficulty would increase as he progressed through the tests. 
He had never encountered a recruitment test on other websites. Instead, they usually implemented the credit system. The credits of the translators would be deducted if they failed to submit their work by the due dates or presented a shoddy work. Once their credits had been completely debited, they would be blacklisted by the website. 
Comparing honyaku-zumi.net to the other translation websites, a majority of projects on usual translation websites were simple, requiring only the basic translation skills. But, the projects on honyaku-zumi.net required delicate yet excellent translation skills. Hence, Kimura Kazuki naturally preferred honyaku-zumi.net.
In his previous life, he was a man hailed from Huaxia, and his mother tongue was Chinese. After he turned into Kimura Kazuki, he became fluent in Japanese. Therefore, this website would be suitable for him.
For the coming hours, Kimura Kazuki sat still in front of his laptop, taking the recruitment test on honyaku-zumi.net. Furuhashi Sakurakyu had to borrow Kimura Kazuki's mobile phone to kill her time.
Kimura Kazuki did not reject her request. He passed her his mobile phone, in exchange for peace of mind. Nonetheless, he did not have anything private on his phone.
Later, Kimura Kazuki continued to sit facing the laptop, while Furuhashi Sakurakyu lay on the bed, playing with his phone. Neither of them was interrupting each other.
As Furuhashi Sakurakyu read about all the information in this current era from the internet, her curiosity about today's world continued to grow. However, her energy was quickly depleted as she was overwhelmed by all the new information. Soon, she began to feel sleepy.
Even though a specter did not need to sleep, but she could sleep if she wanted to. After all, sleeping would recharge her energy.
When she looked at the clock, it was already nine o'clock at night. Yet, Kimura Kazuki was still answering the recruitment test.
Furuhashi Sakurakyu rolled her eyes at him and intended to turn off the phone. However, she accidentally pressed the wrong button and entered his mailbox.
The next moment, she saw the names of Furuhashi Harunaka, Furuhashi Natsui, Furuhashi Akino, and Furuhashi Fuyuno. She quickly rose from the bed, and her sleepiness had instantly gone away.


Time travelling from the majestic era after the Recuperation of Reiki, he became Kimura Kazuki, a 16-year-old high school student in Japan, one year before the Reiki Recuperation.

Tentatively, he set out to hone himself to the bone, burning candles at both ends to stockpile resources in preparation for the imminent Recuperation of Reiki. His goal was to be many steps ahead of all humanity when the time comes.

However, it seemed like fate had decided to play a cruel trick on him.

One year later, the Recuperation of Reiki... did not happen as expected.

  I watched as the teacher, a short monkey seemingly later in life, continued with his history lesson.  Tenshi was sitting next to me, translating everything to English.  There were various animals here, most of whom looked to be in first year of high school. 
  And then there were a few of us who were older, mostly other-worlders like myself from what Tenshi told me.  Currently, he was talking about more recent relations with the neighbouring  countries.  I had been filling my notebook with questions to ask Tenshi later, figuring she would know at least a little about the subject. 
  The bell rang, the monkey glancing up at it with irritation.  "Well, it seems this torture session must come to an end. Remember to read chapter 17 by Friday." Tenshi translated for me, her cold uninterested tone the same one she'd been using since I met her two days ago. 
  We packed up our stuff and made a break for the door, managing to beat the rush.  The hallway was clear for only a few seconds before students of many species flooded out of classrooms, creating a sea of different colored fur with islands drifting through the flow. 
  Said flow just split ahead of us as everyone shot glances at Tenshi.  I couldn't blame them.  I glanced to the side, taking in her angelic beauty.  We made our way to the dorms, since we had finished our last class of the day. 
  A peach-colored lizard appeared out of the crowd, approaching us.  After speaking with Tenshi for a moment, Tenshi got annoyed with her.  But she pressed on, seemingly apologetic.   
  "...What did she say?"  I asked. 
  "Don't worry about it."  Tenshi shrugged it off even as the lizard continued talking to her. 
  "Now you just got me even more curious..."  I muttered, glancing at the lizard curiously. 
  Tenshi stopped, turning to me.  "...My family is well-known.  So I am used to people trying to get close to me due to that." 
  I smirked slightly at her.  "That explains the cold attitude."  She just rolled her eyes as she continued walking, lizard girl still following. 
  "So...  What's her name?"  She glanced back at me. 
  "Momochi."  The lizard paused, looking between us, before asking something.  Tenshi shook her head, replying with what seemed to be a rather curt reply.  Momo made a 'ooohh' face, before smiling at me and offering her hand. 
  "Don't touch that."  Tenshi told me, ignoring Momo. 
  Ignoring Tenshi, I took her hand with a smile.  "Raven" I said, gesturing to myself. 
  "You'll regret that."  Tenshi commented. 
  "That remains to be seen."  I replied with a grin, only getting another eyeroll in response. 
  Momo skipped along besides us, as happy as could be as she spewed Japanese rapid fire at Tenshi. 
  A shout from behind caused our group to turn as the vice principal from what Tenshi's told me jogged to catch up.  He was some kind of deer, probably in his mid-nineties if we're thinking the average human lifespan.  Catching up, he handed a box to me before turning to Tenshi.   
  After a moment of listening to him, she turned to me.  "Apparently they finally got you a translation amulet."  I opened the small box to see a small round crystal wrapped in wire.  I could almost see an aura coming off it, but I wasn't sure.  
  I carefully removed the crystal from the box, looking closer.  "...A translation amulet?"  As I spoke the aura seemed to glow slightly brighter. 
  "Yes."  I froze.  That was a male voice.  Looking up, I met the eyes of the deer as he smiled at me.  "And it seems to be working.  It's a pleasure to officially meet you, Miss Raven."  He held out his and I numbly took it. 
  "...Now I won't have to translate for you all the time."  Tenshi said with a slight look of relief on her face.  "Well?  Put it on already." 
  I looped it around my neck, letting it hang loosely against my chest as I gave a nod to the deer.  "Thank you, this'll be a great help to me."  
  He gave a slight bow.  "I'm just sorry we couldn't get ahold of it any sooner for you." 
  "It's fine.  I know how hard it is to get ahold of one capable of translating English properly."  Tenshi gave a nod back. 
  "Yay!  Now I can actually talk to you!"  Momo exclaimed getting right in my face.  I gently pushed her back. 
  "Does this mean I'm not gonna have to learn Japanese?"  I asked, looking at the crystal in wonder.  
  "I'm afraid not.  Japanese is a required skill here."  The deer stated. 
  Tenshi tapped my shoulder.  "He means we, the academy, have the crystal on loan from a noble family, meaning we will have to return it as soon as you're somewhat fluent in Japanese.  Not to worry, as the amulet is translating in your head, you are physically hearing and speaking Japanese, which means using it is actively teaching you."   
  "I see…"  I gentle held it for another moment before Tenshi turned. 
  "Come, Raven.  We still got homework to finish."  My shoulders slumped slightly.  I had forgotten how much of a pain homework was, having not had to do any for several decades before my death and…  whatever this was.  "Don't you start, it's not that bad." 
  "…For little miss angel maybe."  I muttered.  Tenshi's ear flicked as her tail twitched slightly. 
  "Ooohh, Raven?"  Momo sing songed.  "You do know that Tenshi translates to Angel, right?  Well, exact translation is more 'messenger of God', but that's beside the point."  Tenshi sent a sharp glare at Momo, who only returned a cheeky grin. 
  I stopped.  "It means what?" 
  "Angel."  She repeated 
  "Angel." 
  "Yes, Angel." 
  I blink in surprise, stating the first thing that came to mind.  "A rather fitting name if you ask me."  Tenshi's tail went stiff as her face turned slightly red.  Then I stopped again, thinking back over all my Angel comments over the last few days.  "…You mean all those Angel comments…"  I could feel the heat rising to my face. 
  "Shut up."  Tenshi muttered, shooting a red-faced glare at us.  Momo started giggling. 
  "Well aren't you two cozy."   
  Tenshi turned with a snort-like noise, her face still red as she marched stiffly toward the dorms, Momo and I following behind.  Momo turned to me to whisper in my ear as I saw Tenshi's ear twitch. 
  "So, what did you mean by 'All those Angel comments'?"  
  I scratched my chin idly in thought.  "Well, from the moment I first saw her, she made me think of an angel…  Didn't even know her name actually was though."  Said fox's tail twitched.   
  Momo squealed.  "Omg!  Love at first sight!" 
  I snorted as Tenshi's tail stiffened.  "Love at first sight isn't so simple.  Sure you may be attracted to someone, or feel a bond or connection…  But until you actually spend time with them and take the time to learn about them, you won't know for sure." 
  "Wise words, from such a shameless  flirt."  Tenshi commented. 
  "That's because your Angelic Beauty is too much for me to resist."  I shot back. 
  Her tail twitched as she snorted softly, not responding as Momo made excited noises, clearly enjoying the show.  It stayed silent as Tenshi kept up a brisk pace the rest of the way to our dorm room.

Raven had already lived a mostly fulfilling life, dying at the age of 67.  She did not expect to find herself in another world, or as a teenage wolf.  And then she met Tenshi, a winter fox who was the only daughter to one of the most powerful noble families in this new world, and fell head over heels.  The only problem?  Not only does Tenshi's mother not approve of this relationship, but a storm is brewing on the horizon.  One that will change the course of the world.

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