Yamato Hotsuin (
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destinystrings2012-10-15 08:54 pm
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03 Lessons in Awfulness
Who: Yamato Hotsuin and Daichi Shijima
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Where: Daichi's room lol.
Summary: Yamato tutors Daichi. It's awful.
Warnings: Physics. Physics everywhere.
"Have you got all of that, Shijima?"
The lesson had dragged on for almost an hour, and Yamato was determined not to have a single moment wasted. In the small room, there wasn't much freedom for Daichi to relax either, as Yamato kept a close eye on him to make sure he was taking notes - or at the very least, paying attention. Every time Daichi's eyes began to glaze, Yamato would sharply rap him on the head with his book.
His heavy, tiny font, astrophysics book.
Sorry, Daichi.
Right now, Yamato was staring down at his unfortunate student, his face stern. Although he said questions could be asked at the end, well, his face gave off the vibe that he expected none.
Where: Daichi's room lol.
Summary: Yamato tutors Daichi. It's awful.
Warnings: Physics. Physics everywhere.
"Have you got all of that, Shijima?"
The lesson had dragged on for almost an hour, and Yamato was determined not to have a single moment wasted. In the small room, there wasn't much freedom for Daichi to relax either, as Yamato kept a close eye on him to make sure he was taking notes - or at the very least, paying attention. Every time Daichi's eyes began to glaze, Yamato would sharply rap him on the head with his book.
His heavy, tiny font, astrophysics book.
Sorry, Daichi.
Right now, Yamato was staring down at his unfortunate student, his face stern. Although he said questions could be asked at the end, well, his face gave off the vibe that he expected none.

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Yeah. Yamato's lessons were a lot harder than this. He never got to use his notes during a test.
"But limitations are only discovered when you are tossed into the deep end of the pool. That test told me what your weak points are, and what we will work on because of it. Therefore we will focus on that more until you are up to standard." He can't believe he had to explain this...
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"Augh, yeah yeah... Isn't it dangerous though just to throw someone in the deep end if their limitations turn out to be that they can't swim?"
A+ keeping on topic right now.
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"Perhaps, but people learn surprisingly quickly when it's their lives on the line," he said, and promptly burst into amused chuckles, as if finding it genuinely funny. Oh Yamato, you and your bizarre humour.
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"I'd rather not get a heart attack from because you want me to learn how a black hole works...!!"
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"Yeah, maybe for you..." He grumbled mostly to himself, mentally turning over all the hole-esque and interdimensional concepts he was supposed to be learning. But nevertheless, it was back to his apartment they go. Though he may or may not have been dragging his feet.
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Yamato takes on the role of Daichi's mother. Oh boy. But they returned to the apartment, and Yamato picked up his textbook again, thumbing to the appropriate page in the books.
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He was going to half listen at least, sort of...dragging his feet less but still slumping along. And eventually, flopping back into the chair he had been sitting at early, grabbing one of the many textbooks he was apparently supposed to be reading.
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L-Leniency???? Guess Daichi did sort of get through to him after all.
That, or he realised he'd have to ease into the deep end for Daichi. How frustrating.
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But, Yamato wasn't going back on it, and even if the guy was just getting frustrated with him, it was a boon for Daichi! "Heh, you got it! 30 questions in an hour is something I can do!"
Hopefully. Whatever, he was actually looking at the books and not falling asleep.
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Perhaps leniency wasn't so bad if it could coax such a reaction from Shijima - but he couldn't be too easy on him. He had to push him, after all.
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Daichi Shijima, master of yapping while still actually reading the textbooks and not totally forgetting what was on them a minute later. Improbable idiot or actual A student, you decide.