#it was hard finding a team that would if cater and idia at least personality wise. if not personality wise.

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If the Third Year's Had a Pokemon Team. In my opinion

Cater's Pokemon Team

Trey's Pokemon Team

Leona's Pokemon Team

Vil's Pokemon Team

Rook's Pokemon Team

Idia's Pokemon Team

Malleus's Pokemon Team

Lilia's Pokemon Team

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If Twisted Wonderland was an American Public School

WARNING: There are some slight sensitive topics that are featured in here! Reader discretion is advised!

Part 2 can be found here

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Riddle Rosehearts:

- That one preppy girl who takes all honors and AP classes 😑

- Wants everyone to know that he’s becoming a doctor one day for his strict parents or he’ll dishonor the family

- Reminds the teacher about homework, knowing well that he’ll get slander for it

- Complains about how he got a 90 on his test or a B on his report card, a try hard much?

- Wears a cardigan with thicc but cute glasses since he’s one of those people with can’t see shit on the board so he has to move to the front of the class

Ace Trappola:

- The SoundCloud rapper, that’s it

- “Wanna listen to my mixtape? It’s pretty fire, my guy.” 😩🔥

- You will not miss him BLASTING out some song on his Bluetooth speaker, that shit be echoing through the hallways

- Tells you to stop what you’re doing only for him to either sing horribly or do a backflip, thinking that he’s so cool

- Wears a Supreme jacket with AirPods and waves on his head

Deuce Spade:

- Assuming that he’s still a delinquent, he’s that kid with the most fucked up school record

- Not much of a bully but will still talk shit to your face without caring, might even throw stuff at you during a lesson and you would be the one getting in trouble instead of him 🗿

- If he ever gets mad, it would be overdramatic like kicking the desks, punching the lockers, or walking out of the classroom unannounced and everyone would look at each other wondering wtf happened

- Covers the entire desks with drawings of skulls and those “s” if you know what I mean

- Wears Champion hoodies, wants you to know that he’s broke and rich at the same time

Trey Clover:

- The guy that’s not really popular but everyone knows him since he’s in all their classes

- Most people might have a crush on him because he’s REALLY nice 😳👉👈

- Gives off “older brother” vibes based on the way he looks and acts, like offering you a ride home if you beg ask nicely

- Secretly bakes creme brulee but doesn’t want to mess with the flow so he sticks to the status quo

- Wears the school’s hoodie just because he thinks it looks good on him, and the fact that he doesn’t know what else to wear

Cater Diamond:

- Hot Cheetos girl 🥵

- Has a whole buffet of food in his backpack and will not hesitate to eat them during a lesson, no sharing either sorry

- Excuses himself to the bathroom or full on skips class just to film a Tiktok

- Has about 100 followers on Instagram Magicam and brags about how he’s famous

- Wears a Thrasher hoodie with large hoop earrings and his hair in a bun

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Leona Kingscholar:

- The kid who flunked their freshman year that also sort of vibes with new classmates

- Always gets mistaken as a teacher by people since he looks and sounds old

- Knows the lessons but still fails them anyways, didn’t really give a damn either 🙄

- Captain of every sports club you can think of, never actually plays but has a lot of knowledge on them

- Wears the school’s letterman from years ago since it used to be his brother’s and that he’s too lazy to buy a new one

Ruggie Bucchi:

- That one kid who NEVER has money for the book fair or any other school event

- Always has to ask his classmates for some cash

- If he somehow does, then he’s one of those kids who buys Diary of the Wimpy Kid or the World Record books

- If he’s feeling cheap, he’ll buy the “cool stuff” like the chocolate scented calculator or fruit snacks 😭

- Wears oversized hoodies and basketball shorts that are clearly hand-me-downs

Jack Howl:

- That one athletic kid who’s both scary good and competitive when it comes to school games like football or soccer

- Literally the best player on his team and without him, they’re trash as hell 💀

- Tries his absolute best to support his teammates without yelling at them for how dumb they are

- “KICK THE FUCKING BALL! DO YOUR LEGS EVEN WORK?!”

- Wears the school’s jersey just to show off his “school spirit”

Octavinelle

Azul Ashengrotto:

- The kid who sell snacks for “charity” but everyone knows he’s keeping the money to himself

- If you don’t have cash or try to negotiate with him, the only thing he’ll do is raise the price up

- “What do you mean you don’t have ten bucks? I can see it in your pocket.”

- Just bring nothing with you, he’ll doing anything to steal your stuff 🤭

- Wears a collar shirt with a tie and khakis that have pockets to keep his glasses and money in

Jade Leech:

- The kid who puts on a goody two shoes facade but is actually a stoner

- Only does “safe” drugs like vape but occasionally smokes weed, mostly in the bathroom or behind the school 🌬

- Can play it off and hide the scent when he’s high, teachers never suspect anything from him

- No one really cares to stop him unless he gets caught or something idk

- Wears clothing that either makes him look like a businessman or a junky, there’s nothing in between

Floyd Leech:

- The kid that’s plays basketball or volleyball just because he’s hella tall, and is actually good at the sports but doesn’t put much effort into them

- Always stays behind after gym, even though the teacher tries to make him leave for his next class 😬

- “I swear after this one shot, I’ll go to class.” *He never made that shot*

- Will jump you no matter who or where you are, and will get angry if you step on his new shoes

- Wears the jersey of any famous team with the latest pair of Jordan sneakers

Scarabia

Kalim Al Asim:

- VSCO girl at best, don’t lie to me now 🤡

- The only words he knows are “And I oop– sksksk.” and “Save the turtles.”

- Walks during a track meet while everyone else is running and sweating hard, the teacher doesn’t care either

- Doesn’t really do anything in gym but talks to his classmates and stands near the water fountain to refill his Hydro flask

- Wears tie dye shirts with cute scrunchies

Jamil Viper:

- That one quiet kid who everybody thinks is a serial killer but he’s actually not, I swear

- He just wants school to be over and spend the rest of his summer relaxing 😔

- Although he shouldn’t abuse his “power,” he‘ll move his hands in his pockets or backpack to make it look like he’s about to pull a weapon out.

- “Chill, I’m just grabbing a pencil.” *Everyone in the class started crying*

- Wears dark colored hoodies that intimidates people but are actually comfy

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Vil Schoenheit:

- The baddie popular girl 😌💅✨

- Arrives to school late with a Starbucks in hand from his local Target

- Fixes himself every 5 seconds like reapplying his lipgloss or spraying Bath and Body Works cherry blossom perfume

- Uses acrylic nails and long hair extensions as weapons during a cat fight

- Wears a crop top with ripped jeans and those clout sunglasses

Rook Hunt:

- That creepy guy in the hallways who tries to get your attention, even if you don’t know him

- Scares people when he says, “Ayo, where my hug at?” 🥶💯

- Uses at least 10 cans of Axe body spray a week after gym class, which stinks up the locker rooms

- Waves at you if he passes your class, even walking into the room just to say hi

- Wears literally anything but always include a hat

Epel Felmier:

- The artist girl who just wants to be alone 🧑‍🎨

- Purposely draws in front of you but pretends like you’re not looking

- If you complement him, he’ll just brush it off and proceeds to diss himself

- “Thanks but I’m not THAT good at drawing, teehee.” *Insert Radio Rebel face*

- Wears a hoodie or a cardigan with big pockets to put his art supplies in

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Idia Shroud:

- I don’t even need to tell you who he is, y’all already know ahaha 🥴

- Sneaks a whole PlayStation in his backpack so he can play with it during lunch

- Is on his phone 24/7 even in class to the point where teachers don’t care anymore

- Tries to get people into anime but only to little success

- Wears a shirt of any anime character or that damn ahegao hoodie, girl bye

Ortho Shroud:

- The nerdy kid who’s known for destroying others at many games

- Plays classics like D&D, Yugioh, Pokémon, the whole shabang

- Daily Beyblade battles during recess with everyone surrounding him, the menacing aura radiates off of him

- Will steal your things if you lose to him but gives it back a week later cuz he’s sweet 🥰

- Wears light up Sketchers shoes and those Minecraft shirts you find at Old Navy

Diasomnia

Malleus Draconia:

- The theatre kid who also goes to band practice, change my mind 👁👄👁

- Takes his role seriously when it comes to school plays and concerts, even if he gets casted as a damn tree or doesn’t go solo

- Remembers the songs and their lyrics to any musical you name, a really good singer at that too

- Plays almost every instrument, you definitely know this since you can hear him down the hallways during a test

- Wears a white button up shirt, black pants with fancy dress shoes, and top it all off with a fricking Rolex watch

Lilia Vanrouge:

- The weird guy who pranks people and vandalizes school property in every way possible

- If you ever get a textbook with a message that tells you to go to a certain page only for you to found a picture of a dick, yeah that was him 😒

- When using a Chromebook, he’ll leave a tab open on YouTube so when the next person uses it, pray that your ears will still work by tomorrow

- During lunch, he is a literal DEMON that mixes milk with chicken nuggets together and having the audacity to eat it too

- Wears an oversized raincoat or a windbreaker but idk wtf kind of things he has hiding underneath

Silver:

- That guy in class who consumes Monster energy drinks and falls asleep 99% of the time but somehow manages to pass the class 🤷

- Whenever he’s awake, he’ll talk to the teachers since he’s basically friends with them for some reason

- Writes his name out of boredom on any desk you sit on but in different places, sometimes around the corners or the sides

- Has a sixth sense because he’ll wake up if you try to draw on his face and if you did get something on him, it’s on sight

- Wears those colorful hoodies that zips all the way up to cover his face with a matching backpack, it’s pretty cool ngl

Sebek Zigvolt:

- That kid who literally knows everything about historical wars and will show it off during class

- Also has knowledge on weaponry, which has people questioning him but he’s just very dedicated on serving his country and people

- Knows how to fight and defend himself from a bitch since he spent his summer at a military boot camp, put respect on my man’s name 😤

- Honestly a great partner for a group project, actually does the given work but not the whole thing for you

- Wears anything that has camo pattern and chunky combat boots

I only made this because me and my friends were talking about our school memories so yeah. This is based from my experience so they might not be exactly accurate. Might even be a part two if you want.

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The Incredible Story of Donnie Ashok and What We Can Learn from it

  This article is written by��Ramanuj Mukherjee, CEO, LawSikho.

The person in the picture below is Donnie Ashok.

  You may have heard of him. He was a high school dropout who got selected by IDIA for CLAT training and then went to GNLU after a legal battle. The story got covered in many newspapers, making Donnie famous! One could have thought that he will find it hard to surpass that amazing story in the rest of his life. But that was not going to happen.

Before going to GNLU, he had began to help us with technology related work at iPleaders. He started with easy and basic things like WordPress and later learned more from the internet as he continued to help us and later even IDIA to maintain their websites.

While he did some technology related work out of hobby, Donnie studied law and did well in law school. He got internships in top law firms. However, when he began to do these internships, he did not feel too good about working at these firms.

One day, while in his 4th year, he came to me and asked if he can join LawSikho after graduating, and work full time in technology. We had a tough time finding a decent technology team, and I trusted Donnie, so I agreed.

In the next couple of years, he did a great job. Even the current LawSikho.com website is built by him. He built a technology backend that automated many processes that we had to do manually earlier. He used very advanced technologies – because he was curious and wanted to constantly learn.

So a law graduate managed our tech function for more than a year after he graduated. Donnie also hired and managed a technology and design team of 3 full time people under him. He trained at least two coders who joined him fresh out of college.

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At one point, the work, however, began to surpass the limits of his abilities and he felt overwhelmed. He came and consulted me. He said that he needs to take a job with good coders and learn from them. It is too difficult for him to cater to the technology needs of LawSikho, and we would better find someone else!

Initially I resisted. I tried to tell him that he should stay back even if we have to hire more experienced people. However, he was clear that he should go abroad and learn about technology.

Now the question is who is going to give a technology development job to an unqualified Indian lawyer, who has no tech degree or diploma, no formal tech education, and have only worked with a small startup developing some small projects?

Well, apparently that was enough. Donnie found a job within a couple of months in Berlin, and currently works there in a full fledged technology company. I am sure he is facing a steep learning curve there and would emerge to be a great technology developer in times to come.

But I want you to think about this: why did he get selected for a foreign coding job in Berlin whereas most certified, degree holding engineers are struggling to get a job in India itself, and will probably be ready to sell a kidney to get one in Germany with the amazing pay package and great work timings?

Here is what I understand:

The qualified, certified engineers are often totally unemployable. Many of them have learned junk in college and take too much training to be prepared to do anything useful in a real job.

Donnie on the other hand taught coding to himself, by using web tutorials and by requesting guidance from other senior people. He also learnt a lot from a lot of trial and error. He managed to produce results, and had some good projects to show.

Portfolio, practical skills and experience always beats formal degrees.

And still, the wisdom of the crowd in India is that we must get more and more and more degrees, certificates and diplomas. As if that is going to make any difference.

I have seen juniors and students going to London to some or the other college to get an UK LLM degree, spending a bomb on the same and then coming back and realising that it did not particularly help except for to write the name of the University in their visiting cards. Sure it’s nice to have. But does it make a career?

If they had thought such a degree may get them a good job in India, most of them were in for a rude shock. It did not increase their value in the Indian legal market by much unless they went to some very highly ranked college, especially Oxford and Cambridge.

Even Oxford, Harvard and Cambridge degrees help far less than most imagine those would. I know tons of people who got such degrees and then got back to the same old job they had earlier, and got no major increments or promotions due to such degrees.

Yes, maybe education is not all about RoI, and it is also about prestige and legacy and what not, but sorry I do want to look at RoI before I spend 50 lakhs to 1 crore for one year of education!

What about you? Do you care about RoI (Return on Investment) too?

To succeed in this environment, you need to disassociate upskilling from getting degrees. You have to recognize that it is more valuable to generate real value for clients rather than buying signals such as degrees. People who can actually get the work done will always succeed more than those who only have paraphernalia to showcase.

So why did I tell you the story of Donnie Ashok? I want you to take away 3 lessons from the extraordinary story.

Lesson 1: Your future is not tied up by what you have done so far

It is never too late to follow your passion. Donnie realised that he had a passion for tech. He really liked it. You excel at things that you like to do. However, we tend to look back at life and see what we have already done, and then behave as if our hands are now tied by what we have already done so far.

That is nonsense. You can do what you want to do, irrespective of what you did in your past.

Only dead people and people who are unable to think do not have the ability to change their mind. Intelligent people observe, learn and change their mind accordingly.

Donnie worked hard to get into law school, did well in law school, landed the good internships and would have made it to a good law firm eventually, by all indications. Also, he had the goodwill of the IDIA community as well as us at iPleaders and LawSikho and it would not have been so difficult.

However, he made a choice to go for technology because he did not feel the same passion for law. He probably was drawing a lot less salary than he would otherwise if he became a lawyer in even a tier 2 or tier 3 law firm.

But he chose to follow his passion.

No matter how much you earn, unless you really like your work, it is hard to be happy. Never forget that, and always be in search for your true passion.

I love writing, and I am most productive when I write. I love coaching and teaching, and when I do those things, I am on fire. I have to do many other things too, but I try to find other people who love doing those things and offload my duties to them, so I can focus more and more on what I do best!

Even I studied law. I mostly do not get to exercise my lawyering skills. And it is fine. It doesn’t mean my 5 years of legal education is wasted. Because I am doing what I love to do. I am not tied up by my past either. If someday I want to go to the court and practice full time I will.

What about you?

Lesson 2: Pay attention to what you dislike, do not go with the flow

Imagine you are getting internship at CAM, Trilegal and any other law firm you want. You seem to be getting exactly what all law students dream of. You are graduating from a good NLU with decent marks. Would you think of shifting your career to a completely unrelated field?

Donnie did that. It looks scary, but he did it because once he saw what the legal profession entails by interning at some of the biggest law firms, he just did not want to do it. He chose to do what he loves to do.

There are many people who force themselves to do what they hate to do because the society, parents, girlfriend or someone else expects them to do those things.

You studied law for 5 years, how can you now do theatre?

To hell with social approval. Who has ever gotten rich or happy with that?

Listen to your body instead. See what makes you sick. See what gives you a bad feeling in your tummy. See what gives you a headache.

For example, do you hate workplace politics? Do you find it hard to communicate in a high-pressure environment? Then working in a big law firm is not going to work out for you. There may be other environments where you will thrive.

Still, a lot of law students in the above situation will just go and join the law firm anyway, get depressed, compromise their health and then quit or get fired anyway.

Listen to your mind too. If something causes you too much anxiety, stress or uneasiness, then after putting in some reasonable effort, if you can’t handle it, your mind is telling you that you are not meant for it.

A junior from NUJS after working in a law firm chose to become a chef instead. Another lawyer I know made a shift from an IP law firm to filmmaking. They are all doing tremendously well.

Do not be compelled to pursue what you dislike. It will destroy your body and mind. Even if you can’t find something you love to do yet, at least do something that agrees with you! Quit stuff that are not nice, that’s the only way you will ever find what you like.

Lesson 3: keep learning, keep getting better, and leave places and strategies that you have outgrown

Learning is not meant to happen only in college. Very ordinary people will stop learning after college and will stagnate. Extraordinary lawyers keep learning. All extraordinary professionals never stop learning, Donnie being an example.

He did not say I did not go to a coding school so I can’t be good at coding. He learnt from wherever he could. He learnt from the internet. He used coding tutorials. He tried and tried till he got things right. He taught himself.

This got him to the point where he had value in the international tech market.

He did a good job, we did not have much to complain about. Then he reached a stage where he had outgrown the place. He recognized it. He addressed it.

He did not stay back in comfort and waited for someone else to tell him that he is not doing a good job and that we should hire someone else to replace him.

This is actually an amazing trait.

Commitment to learning and growth can be a perfect compass for your professional life. Do not quit a job until you have learnt all that is there to learn from it. But when you have learnt, and have stopped growing further, find a bigger role if it is available, or create it for yourself.

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