Style 4: Chapter 22: Blame It On The Rain

This Chapter takes place before the start of this story.

Georgo Otoishi walked through the streets of Morioh on his way to his art class, Which was not really a traditional art class in any way, The teacher, Mr. Blanc Redner (Though he preferred to simply be called Redner) taught art in a way where there were some lessons on traditional artistic skills, But most classes focused on strange tests or restrictions, Like painting fruit in the wrong color, And several times had the students draw diagrams of the human brain.

The students however, Greatly enjoyed the class. 

Georgo on his walk spotted his classmate Yotsuyu Yagiyama walking a little ways ahead. Yotsuyu was strange, He was clearly an expert artist already, No one really knew why he was taking the class at all, Georgo at times heard other students saying he was there on some kind of secret Mafia mission or something.

Georgo thought Yotsuyu was cool and inspiring, But he had not talked to him that much. 

But Georgo was also nervous around Yotsuyu, Because he seemed like someone far beyond his level of skill and intelligence. That is why Georgo neglected to call out to Yotsuyu. 

Georgo finally reached the building where class was held. He was always shocked by the sudden burst of heat when he walked in. It always seemed like the building was on fire at first. 

Georgo walked to his seat and sat down. 

Redner was sitting in a chair with no desk or anything, as usual, He greeted Georgo with a wave “Hello Georgo!” he yelled, But in a friendly way. 

Redner seemed to have little interest in any of the Students, Apart from Georgo, Yotsuyu, And one other Student who sat in the far back, Milli Vanilli, Who seemed to have no interest in anyone, But was a terrible artist, So Georgo figured that was why Redner gave him extra attention. Georgo sometimes got a glimpse at Milli’s art, And the only thought apart from its poor quality, Was that no matter what he drew, It always seemed to be inside of a building, And somehow raining from the ceiling. 

That day, Milli never arrived, That was the last class Georgo ever attended, He received a letter in the mail a few days later an officer from the police department arrived at Georgo’s door, Telling him that Redner had committed suicide.