School in Japan

We have 13 teachers, one for each subject:

1. Jeakin (Japanese language, calm teacher, 52 years old, and explains things well.)

2. Lia Mimi (Mathematics teacher, somewhat impatient, 45 years old, teaches well.)

3. Harrison (Geography, Calm teacher, 23 years old, doesn't know how to explain things very well but does his best, Haruka's fiancé.)

4. Haruka (History, Calm teacher, 22 years old, explains things well, Harrison's fiancée)

5. Matheus (Science, annoying teacher, explains things well, single, 30 years old)

6. Lily (Civic Education, 50/50 Teacher, nice to those who do the activities, explains well, 32 years old)

7. Hinata (Health and Physical Education, Nice teacher, explains things well, 25 years old)

8. Mia Shoyo (Arts, Nice teacher, teaches well, 27 years old, well-integrated into the community, explains things well)

9. Noah (Home Economics, Cool Professor, 20 years old, sleepyhead, teaches very well)

10. Jozian (Foreign Languages, Really nice teacher, 37 years old, teaches somewhat poorly, but does his best)

11. Jeferson (Computer Science, New Teacher, 29 years old, teaches well)

12. Midori (Biology, annoying teacher, teaches very well, 39 years old)

13. Emi (Life project, 18 years old, intern, newbie and cool, teaches well)

The school has 13 subjects, which are:

1. Japanese Language

2. Geography

3. History

4. Mathematics

5. Civic Education

6. Science

7. Health and Physical Education

8. Arts

9. Home Economics

10. Foreign languages ​​(mainly English)

11. Information Technology

12. Biology

13. Life Project

All of these subjects are mandatory to study.

It's quite easy to find your classroom, since the order of the classrooms is from left to right, to make it easier: First floor: rooms 1-A, 1-B, and 1-C belong to the first year; rooms 2-A, 2-B, and 2-C belong to the second year; and rooms 3-A, 3-B, and 3-C belong to the third year. Second floor: rooms 1-D, 1-E, and 1-F belong to the first year; rooms 2-D, 2-E, and 2-F belong to the second year; and rooms 3-D, 3-E, and 3-F belong to the third year. Third floor: rooms 1-G, 1-H, and 1-I belong to the first year; rooms 2-G, 2-H, and 2-I belong to the second year; and rooms 3-G, 3-H, and 3-I belong to the third year. Fourth and final floor before the terrace: rooms 1-J, 1-K, and 1-L belong to the first year; rooms 2-J, 2-K, and 2-L belong to the second year; and rooms 3-J, 3-K, and 3-L belong to the third year. Remember that there is a library on each floor, meaning there are 4 libraries, one on each floor, and these libraries connect, thus creating a HUGE 4-story library.

Director: Sakura Virtugys [56 years old, annoying, short, grumpy, came from China] Vice Principal: Hannes Hawk [62 years old, boring, tall and grumpy, came from Europe] Coordinator: Hawk'Pantes [45 years old, muscular, came from the United States, it is said that he has already been reported for harassing girls, but nothing happened] Coordinator: Haru Silver's [36 years old, friendly, nice, but obsessed with third-year high school students; it's said she was caught harassing one of them] Caretaker: Seu Zé [52 years old, came from Brazil, a good person, helps the girls and boys] Cooks: Haruka and Shila [48 years old, twins, both from China, nice, friendly and love making coffee to drink]

The story takes place in 2003, in Japan, on January 23rd. Throughout the narrative, there will clearly be holidays, summer, spring, autumn, and winter.

There are gang groups at the school; in total there are 5 gangs comprising more than 160 students. The gangs are: First place: The Wolves, they have meeting points throughout Tokyo, they are peaceful, but don't mess with any of them, or they will hunt you down to hell, +40 members, including leaders. Second place: The Spirits are super peaceful, but they don't take insults lying down. They have few meeting points, are affiliated with The Wolfs, and have over 35 members, including leaders. Third place: The Fearless, is a somewhat difficult clan to join; you need to be at least 16 years old to join. This clan is quite brutal and violent, and they've had conflicts with The Wolves. To this day, many of the Wolves and the Fearless don't like each other. It's a very secretive clan; nobody knows what happens inside The Fearless clan. What happens within the clan stays between the Fearless members, which have over 34 members, including leaders. Fourth Place: The Angels, a peaceful clan that accepts all ages, a clan built on harmony, acceptance, and fun. They help others and are known for being very sociable and intelligent. They have over 34 members, including leaders. Fifth Place: The Devils, a super violent clan, only members over 18 years old can join. Nobody knows what happens inside the clan, but they already know it's not good. 30+ members, including leaders. Remember: no student is forced to be in these clans; they join because they want to, and they leave because they want to.

The school is exclusively a high school, it has a very good structure, resistant to earthquakes, tsunamis and other natural disasters. It has 4 floors, each floor has 10 classrooms, a library on each floor, 3 classrooms exclusively for the first year of high school on each floor, 3 classrooms exclusively for the second year of high school on each floor and 3 classrooms exclusively for the third year of high school on each floor, which gives a total of 40 classrooms for the students, in addition to the principal's office, janitor's room, etc. The school has two courts, one medium for basketball, and one large for volleyball and soccer with a roof and large bleachers for big games. The school also has a terrace for students to chat and enjoy the view of Tokyo. It also has a cafeteria for students to have snacks, lunch, and dinner, because the school is full-time, starting at eight in the morning and ending at eight at night, with a two-hour break, and operating from Tuesday to Saturday. Sometimes on Sundays and Mondays there are basketball, volleyball, or soccer games, but that's rather rare.

This school has 1200 students, and it's VERY diverse. There are LGBTQ+ students, bullies (male or female), spoiled girls, playboys, gangs, and students from all over the world. In other words, there aren't just Japanese names; there are also English, Portuguese, African, European names—ANY NAME from any country. The students form groups among themselves; in this school there are 36 different groups, and here they are. Furthermore, each group contains exactly 33 students, and the groups are incredibly diverse, including gangs, LGBTQ+ groups, bullies, spoiled girls, playboys, fan clubs, etc. Remember: some groups may have fewer students and some groups may have more students; it doesn't necessarily have to be 33 students in each group. In other words, the number of students in each group is irregular, and remember, no student is obligated to join these groups, but it's still good to join to fit in, but it's not mandatory. Students can bring cell phones to school, they can bring anything to school (seriously, someone once brought a baseball bat to hit someone with), as long as they're not disrupting class, students can do whatever they want, they even have animal fights.