The Return of the Grim Reaper

RAIZOR POV

Both Erick, John, and I knew how much Sara loved us, but it was necessary for her to give us a hug in front of everyone. Heavens, that was embarrassing, but at least the rest returned.

Seeing how the relatives burst into tears as soon as they saw the plane arrive was something I assumed, but I was surprised by how much people had changed over the years.

But that they had to change because of the war is stupid, but I don't blame them since my true intention was always to make people change or to change the world itself.

Perhaps the world can never be the same as before, but I don't regret anything, not even the attack on Germany because in the end, they were going to drag us into the war whether we liked it or not.

It's still too early to say, but I trust that Lena's team and company will be the strongest in all of Japan since we cannot say that the death spies' team is back, at least not for now.

What I am proud of is having had this short but good adventure with Lena and her friends, although something tells me that this is just the beginning.

It's time to see what the future holds because this is just the beginning.

3RD PERSON

It's been about four days since our protagonists returned home, but many things have happened since they arrived. One of them is that they now all live together in the same house.

The idea came from Lena's father, but they didn't expect the principal to agree. The only good thing is that Euphi hasn't said anything about Lena and Raizor's kiss.

But what is a problem, especially for the boys, is that the girls are very messy, and that bothers John, who is a cleanliness freak.

But whether they like it or not, that will be their new life from now on, although Euphi continues to tease Lena about what happened with Raizor, but only when they are alone.

But, even though she is the principal, she gave the team a mini-vacation. These vacations were at least two or three months, which surprised them a little.

But what surprised the team the most was that Raizor gave all the credit to Lena and the others, but they more or less knew why he did it, so they didn't argue about it.

While everyone was enjoying the vacation, someone else was watching them from another side, which Raizor knew, but what he didn't expect was that the person watching them was the same person he had encountered when he first arrived at the academy.

"I'm finally home; it's time to find you, brother," said a hooded figure standing at the top of a mountain, overlooking the entire city of Tokyo.

TO BE CONTINUED