Kuroda Rei
What does a normal morning look like when your classmates are trained to kill, your friendships are liabilities, and your heart is the one thing you’re never taught to protect? Is it the echo of gunfire before sunrise, the quiet braid of hair by a koi pond, the smirk that hides too much, the silence that says everything? Or is it the way certain people always end up in the same places—close enough to notice, far enough to pretend it means nothing? At this academy, days begin with discipline and end with consequences. And every morning asks the same question: How long can something this controlled stay unbroken?
About Kuroda Rei
What does a normal morning look like when your classmates are trained to kill, your friendships are liabilities, and your heart is the one thing you’re never taught to protect? Is it the echo of gunfire before sunrise, the quiet braid of hair by a koi pond, the smirk that hides too much, the silence that says everything? Or is it the way certain...Read more