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freedfromthegalactichivemind · 2 years

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Etherian Post-War Safety-Course for Younglings

(or Kindergarten Kaboom!)

She-Ra fanfiction Rated G Comedy Entrapta, Hordak, Catra, Pickles the Clone

Inspired by conversations had with @jidblogger

Summary: In the aftermath of the wars with the Horde, both cosmic and domestic, many dangerous weapons were left behind all over the planet. Clean-up work will take a long time and discarded weapons will pose a danger to civilians for years to come.

As part of their community service, former members of the Horde have been assigned to go to public schools to inform children as to what weapons look like and to avoid touching them if they find them. Entrapta, Catra, Hordak and a clone who has volunteered to assist them have been assigned to speak at a kindergarten. It goes...um...well? (A bit removed from the real-world version of this as I wanted to keep a lighthearted spirit. In our world, landmines from ancient wars are still a problem and they maim and kill in many parts of the world - very often children out playing. In my story, since it is in response to a comedy-vein ask, I firmly went with the ‘80s cartoon style for a reboot-series story of “The Horde uses stun-weapons / the Horde doesn’t use real bullets, etc.” because I really didn’t want to show lack of respect for a serious real world problem). I tried to keep this funny with character-writing / character-focus.

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Etherian Post-War Safety-Course for Younglings (or Kindergarten-Kaboom!) “Class! Class! Settle!” The Afternoon Kindergarten at Mystacor Elementary School was rambunctious after their nap and Graham crackers. Several of them were weaving simple sparkle-spells and making misshapen animals and funny monsters out of light, the stuff of crayon-drawings done with magic. One little boy started levitating the paperweight off of Ms. Astral’s desk. She closed her eyes, put her fingers to her forehead briefly and then calmly grabbed it from the air and put it back. She’d been told that she’d taken up an especially difficult assignment and would have had an easier time if she’d chosen to teach in almost any other Etherian kingdom. Mystacor was, of course, the home of sorcerers’ children. Ms. Astral stood before the class and raised her voice for attention. She held her hands cupped and crossed out before her. “Class? Classs! We are having some special guests to speak with us today! They are here as part of the Horde Rehabilitation Program and are going to speak to you about safety. Won’t that be exciting?” There were a few groans. A few faces brightened at the mention of the Horde, a fascination with former enemies. There were some shocked gasps. A few of the more anxious kids fidgeted and looked afraid. Ms. Astral jumped back as she opened the classroom door to let her class’ guests inside. She taught a diverse classroom and encouraged respect for all manner of people, but she could not help but be intimidated by the first entrant. Like many Etherians, she was taking some time getting used to the clones. They had sharp claws, sharp teeth, unnerving eyes without visible pupils and, most of all; they were big – just big. This one blinked - those weird eyes wide, green and glowing. “Um… is this Ms. Astral’s kindergarten?” he asked. “Y-yes,” Ms. Astral answered him. Tall, predatory- a super-soldier with just the slightest hint of machine-sounds as he moved… The young woman reminded herself that there were clones in Mystacor. Some of her students’ families had even adopted a few. She, herself, had little contact. Did this one have to wear the old uniform? She noted that the Horde-wings sigil had been crossed out with a large red diagonal line, so she knew she was not dealing with a Prime-loyalist. Maybe this one was one of those who were not yet comfortable with Etherian clothing. He bowed. “I am here to assist my most esteemed brother,” (he said “esteemed” with an emphasis on the last syllable) “The Promised Defiant! The First of the Named! The Legendary-” “Pickles, stop.” The clone awkwardly straightened up and entered the classroom in full at being broken out of his spell by the voice behind him. Ms. Astral’s eyes widened. She stared up at the figure that was looming before her. Steel-toed boots, a black dress (no sigil), heavily-armored arms, a collar with a gently glowing purple crystal in its center, a white face, red eyes lined in black and Stygian blue hair… Completing the look was a scowl that could sour milk. “L-lord Hordak?” He closed his eyes and held up a hand. “Not ‘Lord’ any longer, just Hordak,” he said, “or, if you wish, ‘Atoner.” “Hah! Way to be overdramatic! Don’t mind him…he’s always so emo at these things!” Sashaying her way in was a young woman who led with her tail. She spun around and casually looked at the claws of one of her hands. “Anyway, let’s get this over with! The sooner we get done with our mandated community service for the day, the sooner we can leave!” “You shall have to excuse Catra,” Hordak apologized to the teacher. “She does not take these things as seriously as she should.” A whirlwind of purple suddenly burst into the classroom. “Hey, kids! Who’s ready for SCIENCE?!” “A princess?” one of the children cried.

“A princess is here!” a couple of others shouted.

“It’s the pretty-hair one!” a little girl exclaimed. “Hey, can we brush your hair?” “Why do you even care about that?” another kid said, “She’s the one who builds ROBOTS! Robots are soooo cool! Didja bring any robots?” “YES!” Entrapta loudly proclaimed, “You’re all going to meet my best friend, Emily, today! She’s outside, though, so it will be later!” “Ooh!” all of the kids gasped at once. “Lord Hordak! Lord Hordak!” one doe-eyed boy asked, raising a chubby little hand toward the ceiling, “Did you bring your baby, too?” “My…baby?” Hordak snorted, going cockeyed. “Don’t you have a little blue-guy…” one girl resembling a horned-lizard stammered, “And he’s got wings and a tail and he looks kinda like my little brother, Dougie.” “I left Imp in the care of trusted subordinates,” Hordak answered. “Er…um…friends. Friends.” “Anyway!” Ms. Astral announced, clapping her hands. “Our speakers are here today to tell you about Horde-weapons and what to do if you see any old Horde-weapons lying around!” “Safety First!” Entrapta said with a bounce. She lifted one tendril of her hair up in a finger to the oohs and ahs of the class. Ms. Astral gratefully sat down at the corner of the classroom. “Pickles! Can you write on the chalkboard for me?” The white-clad clone delicately took a piece of chalk from the liner of the chalkboard and started writing in big letters: “Softy Farst: Harde We-pons.” “Oh, oh, you spell it like this,” Entrapta corrected him, erasing part of his lettering and showing him what characters to write. She turned to the teacher and to the class. “He’s still learning how to write Etherian-Standard.” “Ah, okay, like this?” Pickles asked. For flourish, he wrote Hordish characters beneath the newly-scrawled “Safety First: Horde Weapons.” “And you want to become a teacher…” Catra scoffed. “Sister Entrapta says I have to start somewhere!” Pickles countered, “Which is why I am following your community-service as a teacher’s aide! Glory be, the things I am learning!” “None of us are perfect!” Entrapta chimed, “and he’s grasping our languages surprisingly well for having it just dropped on him!” “Fair enough. Shadow Weaver barely taught me anything.” Catra commented, “I had to learn from copying Adora. At least the teacher doesn’t smell like booze.” “I would never drink on duty!” Ms. Astral asserted indignantly.

Catra sniffed. “She’s using cat-senses!” Entrapta loud-whispered to the class. “Fascinating!” “Nope, no wine,” Catra said. “This place reeks of crayons and play-clay. Wow, you kids don’t know how lucky you have it! All we Horde-cadets had to play when I was your age was scrap metal, dead rats and stun-grenades.” “Dead rats? Ewww!”

“Grenades? Cool!”

“You can smell our crayons? What does yellow smell like?”

The kids were all talking at once.

Hordak held up a finger and his ears were pinned to the sides. His previous milk-souring scowl had officially turned into a glare that could scare said soured milk into instant hard cheese. “How did you get into the grenades?” he demanded, “They were for battle-use only! Using them for sport was well against protocol!”

“Search me!” Catra snarkily replied “Not my fault the higher officers weren’t securing the munitions sheds! Anyway, we all called them ‘boom-potaters’ and Adora, Lonnie and I would play hot-potato with them all the time!”

“Oooh!” – All eyes were on Catra. “And Adora and I would go up to our favorite spot to watch the moons set – it had a view of the entire Fright Zone and we’d just lob those suckers off of there and see how far we could throw them! It was a contest! I once got one straight through the window of Shadow Weaver’s office and she never caught us! And one time, we blew up a sewage pipe…” Hordak was grinding his teeth. “So THAT was the mysterious explosion that destroyed the plumbing system for a week! I had to make arrangements with the inspector and re-format the pipes MYSELF! It took precious time away from our Fifth March on Thaymore and…” “Yeah, yeah, I know, it was a total mistake!” Catra said with a dismissive wave. “We had to sh…” she remembered her audience suddenly, “We had to make poo-poo and pee-pee in boxes and jars for a week. It wasn’t fun and it was smelly.” The classroom burst into an uproar of laughter. “And you see, class,” Entrapta chimed, “This is why you shouldn’t play with any grenades you find! You could mess up an entire infrastructure system and have to go potty in a box for a week! And I bet there were no baths, either!” Catra wrinkled her nose. “Yeah. We could all smell Hordak coming.” “WHAT?” “You already smell like machine-oil and blood. I bet you don’t even notice what you smell like unwashed!” “Did you not have an amniotic-fluid shower set up, Brother?” Pickles asked. “I had to… make do… with local limitations,” Hordak grunted. “And I bet the former Force Captain smelled of unwashed fur.” “Wrong!” Catra gave one of her arms a long lick. She flicked her ear. “Part-cat! We’re self-cleaning!” “Moving on?” Ms. Astral inquired. “Oh, yes!” Entrapta said with a big grin. She pulled a small device from her hair. Ms. Astral went stark white. Several children ducked under their desks. A few children remained seated and leaned over their desks looking forward. Entrapta held aloft, in one tendril of hair, a standard-issue Etherian Forces Horde Stun-Grenade. “Oh, don’t worry!” she said. “I deactivated it!” “Are you sure?” Catra asked. “Yep!” Entrapta slammed the grenade down on the teacher’s desk. Children screamed. Ms. Astral jumped and shielded the children at the front. When the explosion didn’t’ happen, they all looked up cautiously to see Entrapta holding two halves of a grenade, showing the interior components.

“See?” she said. “Every Etherian-Horde Grenade has a liquid-chamber inside!” She held up a tiny vial with a red liquid. “I took it out for the demonstration. See, nice and safe! Oops!”

The vial slipped through the silky tendrils of her hair. She swiftly caught it in one of her gloved hands. “Oooh, good thing that didn’t happen! If it had hit the floor and broke, everything would have gone kaboom! Which would have been AWESOME! And…bad…um…very bad.” Ms. Astral did not drink on duty. However, at the moment, she wished for whiskey. Entrapta held the vial out for the children to see (as soon as they’d stopped ducking, letting their curiosity overcome them). “It is an explosive compound. Your Principal didn’t want me to explain the chemistry because they thought it was too advanced for you, but I just think she just doesn’t want you all to make it, which is ridiculous because I was making explosive-compounds when I was three and I turned out fine.” “Perhaps I should take that while you show them the rest, Entrapta,” Hordak offered, gently taking the vial with a thumb and forefinger. He placed it in a compartment on his hip-guard. “Okay, so take a look at the inside of the grenade!” Entrapta said, holding out a half. “So, the vial you saw fits into here, and the charge is here! And when you pull the pin, this mechanism here strikes the vial, which causes a chain-reaction in the chemicals and makes a BIIIIIG stun-charge! Oh, and you should never, ever pull the pin with your teeth! That’s a great way to make your head explode into sloppy spaghetti! KER-BOOM!”

She was laughing maniacally. Some of the children hugged each other. Some hugged Ms. Astral. Others…started laughing manically. Hordak sighed and addressed the class. “The point of all this is not to touch them. If you see a grenade when you are out…um…playing? Playing, was it? With your little friends, you should report it to an adult for proper containment and disposal.”

Pickles held up a finger. “Oh! And if you see any white ones, definitely do not touch them! They are the same model on the exterior, but they are Prime’s! My most exalted Brother, Hordak worked primarily in the non-lethal phase of conquest! Weapons from the Fright Zone will still hurt you, but Prime’s will kill you!”

He drew pictures of several robots and ships on the chalkboard very quickly. They were extremely skilled, like blueprints – exacting, the kind of plans drawn by one who had them programmed into his brain. “Prime,” he stated, “Had four phases of conquest when he found a planet inhabited by intelligent beings. The first was Gospel – he would announce his presence and welcome everyone to enter peacefully into his Light. If the entire population did not obey immediately, the second phase was Subjugation. Etheria spent most of its time in this.” The clone pented his hands gently, “This was non-lethal warfare, stun-beams and containment of towns. We Brothers of Prime were authorized to use some force, but were not authorized to end lives, for all creatures great and small belonged to Prime. After that, there was True War – the lethal phase to gain control if the populace was stubborn, and the final phase, when Prime had given up bringing a hopeless world into the Light was Annihilation.”

Hordak flicked an ear. “Indeed, I spent most of my conquest of Etheria in the Subjugation-phase lacking direct orders from Prime.” He looked down. “People did… die by my hand, but I thought it prudent to gift as many resources – including the living – into Prime’s hand.”

The children regarded him with some fear.

Pickles smiled brightly, reaching over to pat Hordak on the shoulder. “But we all know that Prime lied now! And he cannot hurt any of us anymore because he is super-duper dead! The once Reagent of the Seven Skies is the Regent of a Thosuand Worms! Deader than dead! He Without Existence! The Lonesome Wanderer of Pure Oblivion - !” “But his weapons can hurt you!” Entrapta fielded. “This is a land mine!” Ms. Astral stood and shielded her children again. Catra laughed. “Oh, that’s a model. Adora took away all the real ones she tried to bring in!” “Oh, no, this one is real! I smuggled it in!”

Catra’s eyes went wide. “Entrapta!”

“They have to know what a real one looks like, riiiight?’ She set it on the floor. “Prime’s robots buried a bunch of these in the ground and covered them with grass and stuff. And if you step on them, you go kaboom!”

She STOMPED on the mine.

The entire class screamed. “I disabled it!” she exclaimed. She held it up in her hair, showing that it was a hollow shell. Catra’s nose wrinkled. “I smell pee,” she said.

“Honestly,” Hordak said smoothly, “I am surprised that we have, thus far, avoided explosions.” “Alright class, calm down…uh…heheh...uh...heh?” the teacher stammered. “Are there any other things that the children should watch out for?”

“Oh, very much yes!’ Entrapta exclaimed. “All robots are to be reported to the Dryl offices! That’s my domain!”

“And you should never repurpose tanks for parties, like those idiots in Elberon did,” Catra added, flicking her tail. “They stuffed the canon full of confetti. I’m surprised they didn’t blow themselves up!”

Hordak drew a small staff from a carrying case. “This,” he said, “is a stun-baton. They were standard-issue for my troops. They were also standard issue in the Galactic Horde.” He turned to the class, holding it aloft. “If you find any, please do not play with them. Entrapta, will you demonstrate?”

“Okie dokie!”

The teacher yelped as Entrapta started lifting up her top.

“No! No! No! No! You can’t get naked in front of CHILDREN!”

“Naked? Huh?’ Entrapta said, smoothly turning around. She kept her shirt partially pulled up, showing her back to the class, her front firmly covered. “Pish! Don’t get in a tizzy, I’m just showing off my back! See this scar, kids? I got it from a stun baton!”

Catra was cringing. Her ears were back, her head was down, she had one hand wrapped around an arm and her tail tightly coiled around one leg.

Entrapta pulled down her shirt. “Don’t worry, it doesn’t hurt anymore. Oh! Oh! And this is exactly how the baton disrupts the humanoid nervous system!”

She was scribbling on the chalkboard with multiple chalk-pieces in tendrils of her hair. Soon, there was a human body, a brain, a spinal cord and various branching nerves. She was drawing arrows representing flow. “Oh, the electrons go in here, and they seize up the brain and you wake up with a BIIIIIG headache, believe me!”

Catra was still looking down. Hordak subtly growled and gave her a sideways look. He smoothly pressed a switch on the stun baton, bringing a web of crackling electricity to life. “IT’S LIVE?!” Ms. Astral screamed. “Of course it is. My cadets trained with these often and learned to build up a resistance. They do not hurt much when on their lowest setting.” “I got a high dose!” Entrapta chimed. “Fortunately, we do have a lab-animal to demonstrate the effect on,” Hordak rumbled. “Oh, no!” Catra said, backing up, holding up her hands. “You aren’t using that on me!” Hordak gave her a wicked smile. “You do want to educate the children, do you not?’ Before Catra could make a move of self-defense, Entrapta beamed and withdrew a stuffed animal from under the desk. “Tada!” she said, presenting a pink fuzzy plush creature that resembled a koala crossed with an owl with big, floppy ears. Hordak strode over to it and plunged the active stun baton down on its head. Smoke rose from it and it burst into flames. The sprinkler-system activated. The children screamed and laughed. “Alright, children! Single file!” Ms. Astral instructed, making the evacuation calm. Entrapta was laughing. “Time for the outdoor demonstration!” she chimed. “Who’s ready to see some ROBOTS?!” “There…there’s MORE?” the exhausted and exasperated teacher quailed. “MUUUUCH MORE!’ Entrapta said, leaning up on her hair and coming close to Ms. Astral’s face. Hordak and Pickles walked straight and stiff. Catra sighed. Entrapta expanded her hair and shepherded many excited children out to the playground outside the classroom. “Emily!” she exclaimed as the robot beeped and trundled her way. Children squealed and surrounded her. Emily tucked in her legs and rolled. “She’s a giant ball!” some kid laughed. She rolled to a stop and Entrapta patted her on her top. “Emily was a standard Horde search and destroy drone!” she explained. “I met her when I was chasing a little cleaner-bot in the Fright Zone! I reprogrammed her and have given her loads of upgrades! Queen Glimmer made me get rid of her steel-melting laser, which was so poop of her, but Emily retains a whole range of complex capabilities. She’s smart and affectionate, too!” Entrapta clapped. “Show them your shuffle, Emily!”

Emily danced around in a kind of crab-walk. The children cheered. “Now, I am going to show you all of the components of a Fright Zone drone – with Emily’s assistance! Now, most of them should be out of commission and the rest I’ve reprogrammed for rebuilding-help! However, if you meet one when out playing on the planet’s surface, there are some safety things you need to know!” Emily obediently raised up for her so Entrapta could show the rapt children how her legs worked. She then pointed to her optic. “Here is the optic – she sees through this and this is also where she could fire a laser if she still had one. All she has now is a pointer-light. Anyway, you just need to dodge to the side here to get out of the sight-range, and if you hear a ‘whoooo’ powering up, stop, drop and roll!” “If you have claws or can get your little fingers under the chassis,” Catra said, you can rip out their ‘guts!’ The main power-unit is right under here!” Emily backed away from her. “Okay, who wants to play a game of ‘Search and Destroy’ with Emily?” Entrapta announced. “She’s got her harmless laser-light and her optics and she won’t hurt you. It’s like Hide and Seek! She’ll beep loudly when she finds you! Go, go, go!” Ms. Astral sighed as the children scattered in all directions, climbing playground equipment and trees. They hid behind playground cubby-boxes and bushes. Emily spun around, seeking a target. “I assure you that no harm shall come to them,” Hordak said to the teacher. Pickles slunk down and got into a hunting mode, himself, deciding to up the excitement of the game by adding a Galactic Horde warrior to the mix. “You have been captured!” he said to a squirming boy with goat-horns as he grabbed him from behind a tree. “Alright… I guess this relieves the tension from earlier,” the teacher said, wiping her brow. “But please, if you come to my class again, DON’T SET THINGS ON FIRE!” Laid out on a table were various tools, scrap and a few weapons that were to be a part of the demonstration (Entrapta wanted to show the kids how to build small robots if they had time, just to make EXTRA SURE they wouldn’t accidentally build one if they found old Horde-scrap). Hordak was guarding it when a small boy ran right up to it and grabbed one of the grenades. “I’ve got a boom-potater!” he cried in triumph. “No, you little fool!” Hordak hissed running after him. “Let’s play hot-potato!” he squealed, tossing it toward a pair of children who were outrunning Emily. In an instant, Hordak launched himself between the children and the stun-grenade. He took it full in the chest. A loud boom sounded and a flash of red light temporarily blinded everyone in the area. His armored form ragdolled, almost going right off the edge of the floating island they were on. He came to rest in a rumbled heap on his side and didn’t move. Entrapta was immediately on her feet running toward him. “Brother!” Pickles cried. Catra held some of the children back. The two that had been the ‘hot-potater’ target stood with Hordak at their feet. Inquisitive kindergartners climbed down from trees and playground equipment. “Is he…dead?” worried children said, approaching him. “Poor old vampire…” one little girl lamented. One of the little boys nudged his head with a toe. Entrapta was soon bent down before him, checking his armor and his vitals quickly with both her hair and her hands. “He’s okay!” she said with a thumbs up as he opened his eyes and groaned. “Brother, would you like some help up?” Pickles offered. Hordak grunted as Entrapta lifted him to his feet with his hair and helped him to limp to a bench. Ms. Astral stood in stark wonderment. “Give him his space, children,” she instructed. “I believe our safety lesson is over for the day?” Here today, the once Scourge of Etheria had just risked his life and gotten himself hurt to save her children. Of course, he’d kind of saved them from himself since the Horde guest-speakers had brought weapons to class in the first place, but at this point, she was going to take any blessings she could get.

When Adora, Bow and Glimmer showed up to pick up their community-service-servers they found Hordak sitting on a bench, sipping tea with a blanket over his shoulders and a gaggle of children looking up at him adoringly, one latched onto his right leg as he kept his ears down with a subdued scowl. Catra was lobbing stun-grenades into a duck-pond to delighted squeals, Pickles was gently hugging a sobbing kindergarten teacher and Entrapta was leading an army of youngsters who had built small robots that were demanding in mechanical voices “Cook-ies! Cook-ies!”

“I think we need to rethink this part of the Horde Community Service Program,” Bow said as Adora tried to stop Catra and Glimmer balled up her fists, ready to explode.

#spop #she-ra fanfiction #hordak #catra #entrapta #horde clones #spacebats #pickles the clone #comedy #humor #post-canon #post-season 5 #horde community service #use of mere stun-weapons to keep to the spirit of the series both past and present #and to not show disrespect to the tragic real world version of this

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melonmayhere · 4 years

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Chapter 1: Dorms

❥ Synopsis: With dealing with a hard life of having abusive parents, you get a chance to live a life away from them. You meet new friends and feel happiness since...forever...however, not all stories end in happiness do they...?

❥ Warnings: Minor Swearing, Minor Harassment

❥ Disclaimer: I do NOT own any characters aside from the most obvious characters I make up :P

❥ Taglist: Open! (Send me an Ask please!)

❥ Status: Ongoing

❥ Author’s Note: Did some fixing around....and I hope you enjoy it... 😅

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As soon as you leave your house, you start to dash towards your high school, Karasuno. You couldn’t wait a minute longer. As much as high school burned you out, it was the only chance to see your friends, since her older brother was too overprotective because of the reasons...but that isn’t the time to be thinking that!

Making it to the high school, you started to look around for at least a friend to chat with.

Where in the world is-

“Boo!”

Snapping your neck, you turn around to see her best friend, Kailee. A wave of relief leaves your body as you start to hug her friend.

“Don’t ever do that again, please.”

Kailee returned the hug before turning to you with a playfully smile. “Why not?”

“Oh? What’s this?”

Both you and Kailee immediately sighed before turning around to see Kailee’s ex boyfriend, Chris, and his henchmen, Tyler, Cameron, and Stefan. Chris raised his eyebrow and looked at both girls with a sly smile. “I can tell both of you, really have been staying fit and cute.”

Kailee was the first to reply. “First off, your pickup lines are terrible, but thank you so very much for the compliment. Second, are you seriously asking your ex girlfriend, that you cheated on, and her best friend to even spend a second with you!? Get to the point you disgusting raven.”

Chris raised his hands as if he was surrending. “Woah! I was only joking, K!”

Kailee glared at him while you raised an annoyed eyebrow at him. Chris began to laugh and get closer to the both of you. “But you two are really beautiful, you know that right? Anyways, I was only wondering if we had the same dorm as myself, or any of my pals.”

Dorms? At a high school? Is this guy really that stupid?

Kailee laughed. “Dorms at a high school!? Are you serious!? This isn’t college, as if you’d even make it in a college.”

Chris chuckled. “Well, if I’m truly the stupid one, maybe you two birdies should check the office. They have your new schedules as well as your new dorm rooms. We aren’t gonna attend Karasuno because it’s being remodeled, so the school decided to throw all of its students to an even bigger campus with a bunch of other schools. There will be about four people pre dorm. So, do you believe me now?”

Kailee was stunned as well as yourself. “He could be true, but he could also be lying...” Kailee mumbled.

You looked over to her and smiled. “We should check just in case, okay?”

Kailee nodded, and without wasting another second, she began to make her way to the office, you followed her before being stopped by Chris.

“Wait. I know I don’t have a chance with Kailee again, but you.” He looked you up and down and a grin formed. “I just might.” He leaned in and your instincts kicked in.

You pulled your hand away, causing you to fall to the ground. You glared at him and placed your hand over to where he grabbed you. “Why in the world would you think I’d ever go out with a guy as disgusting as you!? You were my best friend’s ex, who you cheated on, and now you want me to be your next girlfriend!? Hell no.”

Chris glared back to you before leaving with his henceman close behind him. You rolled your eyes before getting up, without realizing it, someone came up to you.

“Are you alright?”

“Ya, I’m-”

Just realizing who was helping you up, you began to freeze up. It was Yū Nishinoya. You two weren’t all that buddy buddy, however, both of you knew that the other did exist.

“O-oh, I’m fine...” Picking yourself up, you looked at him and smiled. “Thanks.”

Nishinoya nodded and gave you the thumbs up. “Your welcome, y/n. I’m glad to have been of service.”

You chuckled at his kindness before blurting out a question. “So, who is in your dorm?” You covered your mouth almost instantly after saying the words.

Nishinoya blinked before smiling. “Don’t worry, I don’t mind. I actually just got the information about it a few minutes ago. I was just about to the office but then I saw you being harrassed by Chris and his gang of ravens. If you haven’t already, or don’t mind, would you like to come with me to the office?”

You smiled softly. “Of course! I haven’t gotten my schedule or dorm room either. Let’s go!”

Making it to the office, you find Kailee talking to the office ladies and thanking them for the papers. Kailee made eye contact with you and made her way to you. “Guess what! I have dorm room 102! Can’t you believe it? Apparently they said that one other student from Karasuno is staying there as well as one student from Nekoma! I’m so excited! Hurry up and get yours!”

You laughed before entering the office with Nishinoya at your side. One of the office ladies noticed both you and Nishinoya and smiled. “Hello! Last names, please.”

“L/n.” You said.

One of the office ladies came up to you with a smile. “Follow me please.”

You exchanged a glance with Nishinoya before following. The office lady lead you over to the back. There lad a bunch of papers. She began to pick a few of them up before handing them to you. “Here you go! You have dorm room 102. You’ll be sharing that dorm with another student from here and a student from Nekoma. As for your schedule, you’ll have math first period. English second, history third, science four and your two electives as fifth and sixth.”

The office lady lead you back to the doors where Nishinoya was still at. The office lady looked over to you and smiled. “Thank you, have a great day!”

You hurried over to the doors before being stopped by Nishinoya. “Wait for me, okay?” You nod before actually leaving the office.

There stood Kailee and surprisingly, Kōshi Sugawara, Shōyō Hinata, and Tobio Kageyama. You waved to them and began to walk to them. Kailee was the first to ask about your dorm room and classes.

“Well I have math first, english second, history third, then science and my electives.” You explained.

Kailee pouted. “Nothing but math and sixth period, since I know both of us have art class...”

“At least we will be able to go to the same class together and return back to our dorms at the end of the day.” You grinned.

Kailee brightened. “Are you saying...!”

“Yep! I have dorm 102!” You hugged Kailee and she hugged you back tightly.

Suga began to laugh. “Well, you two aren’t the only ones here. I will be in your english class, y/n.” Suga smiled.

You nodded at Suga before hearing Nishinoya from behind. “Hey! What’s all of your classs?”

Thinking it’s better to just show him, you and everyone there gave Nishinoya their schedules. After a while, he gleamed. “So I have math, history and art with you, y/n. And I have science with Hinata and Kailee, I have math, science and art. And I have nothing with Kageyama. Okay! I’m fine with this!”

Suga chuckled. “So what’s your dorm room, Nishinoya? I have 98. Hinata and Kageyama both have 75, Kailee and y/n have 102.”

Nishinoya checked. “I have 101. Apparently, I have one person from Nekoma, and two others from Fukurōdani Academy.”

You closed one eye as if you got hurt. “Ooo, so you were set up from the beginning. I hope you can cope with that...”

Nishinoya blew it off. “Of course I can!” He grinned.

Suga laughed. “Well, I have to get going. See you all next week.”

You nod with Kailee waving goodbye to all the guys. She looked over and grinned. “Do you think our roommate with me a totally hottie, or a totally bitch?”

You laugh nervously. “I hope they are a good person...”

Kailee pats your shoulder. “You worry too much! C’mon, since school is technically over, let’s head to my house! I’ll treat you to my famous rice balls! And we can play volleyball!”

As much as you wanted too, you knew if you didn’t return to your house, you’d get in trouble from your older brother. “Thanks for the offer Kailee, but you know my brother, he wouldn’t let me.”

Kailee sighed. “Well he’d better live with it because you are gonna spend the rest of the school year living in a dorm.”

She walked away waving goodbye and without even realizing it, you knew she was right, you had to tell him that you were gonna spend the rest of the school year in a dorm...away from home...

This isn’t gonna end well...

You swallowed and began to walk home...

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❥ Y/n is so good in English, hence she is in a higher level of English than the other second-years

❥ Nishinoya and Kailee isn’t terrible in science, they just have a small science class, so they will be learning with first-years

❥ Hinata and Kageyama were arguing about who’d make it to their dorm first to claim the master bedroom

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The aam aadmi always hopes that the union budget will have announcements that will impact their lives positively – for example, by improving their income and helping them to get jobs. Similarly, the real estate sector too hopes that the budget will alleviate their major problems and boost growth in the industry.

1. Solution to funding issues

The real estate sector has been facing a significant funding crunch, which was aggravated by the distress in the NBFC (non-banking financial company) sector. “The realty sector is expecting the government to ease ECB (External Commercial Borrowing) norms, to ensure steady inflow of capital from foreign investors. Similarly, the introduction of housing bonds, granting of special status to HFCs (housing finance companies), at par with the banking sector, will further help in providing the much-needed fillip to the housing segment, across all markets and geographies. For ambitious government welfare schemes, such as the ‘Housing for All’ initiative to be a reality, such reforms are prerequisites,” asserts Anshuman Magazine, chairman and CEO – India, Southeast Asia, Middle-East and Africa, CBRE.

2. Support for affordable housing

While the government has taken several initiatives to boost affordable housing in the country, experts maintain that there is room for more steps. According to Nimish Gupta, MD south Asia, RICS, investments in infrastructure development are likely to have a substantial share. This should help in increasing developers’ access to funds, for the development of affordable housing projects, in addition to initiating rental housing, he adds. “Highest levels of compliances and adoption of business best practices will, therefore, need to overlap with advancements in technology and delivery mechanisms, for the affordable housing scheme,” says Gupta.

3. Tax rationalisation

The real estate sector is also expecting further relaxation in the GST rates. Recommendations, to cut the corporate tax and extend the SEZ program, have also been put forth. There is fear that if the tax incentive for SEZs is withdrawn, it could severely hit the job creation ability of the sector. Praveen Dhabhai, COO, Payworld, points out, “We expect Modi 2.0 to think towards the reduction in GST, for remittances where the margin is wafer thin. The current GST rate is levying a huge burden on the end consumers.”

4. Cross purchasing of residential and commercial properties, from sales proceeds

At present, there are restrictions on tax benefits, if the seller of a residential property uses the sales proceeds, for buying a commercial property, or vice-versa. Analysts are hoping that the government will take the initiative, to allow the use of sale proceeds of residential property to purchase commercial property and vice-versa.

5. Infrastructure development

The union budget should focus on a holistic plan for infrastructure and housing development, in the peripheral locations and tier-2 and tier-3 cities, says Magazine. A boost for infrastructure, will not only benefit the realty sector but also help other industries and create large scale employment in the economy. “For the creation of large-scale housing developments, tax benefits under Section 80-IA and Section 35AD (deductions to encourage private sector participation within the infrastructure sector) should be extended to integrated township projects, by including the same within the definition of infrastructure facility,” Magazine concludes.

Key expectations of the realty sector from Budget 2019

Rationalisation of taxes and subsuming of stamp duty within the GST. Resolving the NBFCs’ woes. Working with the RBI on a mechanism to immediately pass on interest rate cut benefits, to home loan borrowers. Accepting the long-standing demand of single-window clearances for projects. Industry status for the real estate sector. Financial support and wide-scale initiatives towards skill development. Initiatives to promote artificial intelligence (AI) and technology in real estate, to achieve the ‘Housing for All’ mission. Reducing corporate taxes. More support for SEZ development.

5 expectations that Interim Budget 2019 must address, to uplift the real estate sector’s sentiment With the real estate sector facing the problem of high inventory, low liquidity and high input cost, we look at some of the top issues that one hopes the interim budget will address, for a revival of the sector

Update on February 1, 2019:

Tax exemptions proposed in Interim Budget 2019

As a once in a lifetime benefit, the of rollover of capital tax gains is proposed to be increased from investment in one residential house to that in two residential houses, for a tax payer having capital gains of up to Rs 2 crores. Exemption on notional rent on unsold inventory increased from 1 to 2 years – i.e., notional rent wil lbe levied only after 2 years. Affordable housing – Section 80IBA – benefits extended by another year if registered by 2020. TDS exemption on rental income increased from Rs 1.8 lakhs to Rs 2.40 lakhs. TDS threshold on interest earned from banks, FDs, etc. – raised from Rs 10,000 to Rs 40,000. Notional rent to be exempt on second self-occupied house. Standard deduction raised from Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 for salaried classs. Individual tax payers with annual income of up to Rs 5 lakhs to get full tax rebate. Those with gross income of Rs 6.5 lakhs may not be required to pay tax, if they do investments in specified savings like VPF, etc.

Aashish Agarwal Head – consulting services at Colliers International India

With exemption on notional rent for self-occupied second homes, the Government has addressed a significant pain point for the middle class, particularly migrants with dependant parents. Along with capital gains exemption for up to two houses, this will allow people to have a diversified portfolio for real estate investment – which will spur demand across the country, including Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.

Joe Verghese Managing Director (south), Colliers International India

Review of “GST impact on homebuyers” by group of ministers is a positive step, but it is disappointing to note there is no timeline around the changes to be introduced and implemented. It’s will be a wait and watch on this front unfortunately.

The Indian economy is expected to remain one of the fastest growing economies in the world. This is possible, only if India’s realty sector performs well, as it contributes a significant portion to the GDP. Hence, there are hopes that the government will address several challenges faced by the sector, in the interim budget 2019. Some of these pertain to taxes, funding and liquidity, rental housing and project approvals. Experts also maintain that while the affordable housing segment has been granted infrastructure status, it would help if this was extended to other segments of residential housing, as well.

5 concerns that require attention in the interim budget 2019

According to Niranjan Hiranandani, co-founder and MD of the Hiranandani Group, the government should focus on the following concerns, in the interim budget 2019:

“Incentives for rental housing, to meet the acute shortage.

A clear policy roadmap for the creation of rental housing stock and exemption from the burden of tax on notional rental income. Rationalisation of GST in case of under-construction properties – the GST should be pegged at either eight per cent with an input tax credit or five per cent without the input tax credit.

Focus on financial re-engineering concepts, to overcome the NBFC crisis and the challenge caused by the IL&FS default.

Incentives for new asset classes in real estate, like affordable housing, warehousing and logistics, co-working spaces, co-living spaces and light industrial spaces.” Another demand that has been repeated in previous budgets, includes a smooth process for granting permissions and clearances, in a time-bound manner.

hile generous funds were allocated for various highways projects in the previous budget, experts maintain that pace of building roads should increase, as improved connectivity is the lifeblood of the real estate industry.

Apart from that, the creation of more employment in the infrastructure sector can redeem the incumbent government’s well-documented shortfall on that front.

The expectation of the real estate sector, from budget 2019

Ashok Mohanani, chairman of Ekta World and vice-president, NAREDCO West, feels that home loan interest rates are the foremost concern of home buyers. “If the tax deduction limit is increased up to Rs five lakhs from the present Rs two lakhs per annum, there will be a positive impact, which will help home buyers to save money on home loans,” he says.

The finance minister also needs to adopt a holistic view, while making proposals for real estate. As per data available from the Ministry of Housing Affairs, the total estimated investment under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), as on January 2019, was Rs 3.87 lakh crores, of which the central government has sanctioned approximately 27 per cent, while only 32 per cent of the sanctioned amount has been released so far. Evidently, despite the government’s concerted efforts towards achieving its objective of ‘Housing for All by 2022’, the deficit is too large to ignore.

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