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Bratty kids. Overbearing parents. Unsupportive administration. To Basque, it's all part of the job. As a teacher, he'd seen it all.

Or so he thought.

Psychotic students. Emotionally devoid parents. An administration that measures success by survival rate? That's what awaited Basque at Dyntril Academy, a place where the "retention rate" isn't the number of dropouts, but a body count.

A renowned hunter in his own right, Basque is also a brilliant teacher, churning out master hunter after master hunter, which made him an excellent candidate to evaluate a potential ally's education system. But when he arrives, Basque is told that he'll be teaching the lowest level of students for the next five years. Now Basque must juggle his responsibilities as a foreign ambassador while trying to keep his students alive until graduation.

Oh, and let’s not forget the Yani: monsters that flay and devour anyone unlucky enough to cross their path—the very monsters the school claims to train students to fight.

Just what sort of hellhole was he sent to?