"They gave me a weird stare after my dramatic proclamation. But they probably thought that it was part of a certain school activity so they easily let the fact that I had a water gun go, along with the raincoat 'armor' as well."
Inna snickered as the childishness she felt back then began to re-ignite in her.
"And so, while on the trip going to the school, I conjured up the most brilliant plan to be closer to becoming my idol. But before I could execute it, I knew that I had to make sure that all the ingredients were there and that none of my parents would be present."
"And so when I arrived, I waited until my parents' car was out of sight first before entering the gates. Then, using my stealth skills, I sneaked into the school's kitchen to steal the two important ingredients that'll transform my gun into the most lethal weapon ever. Well, without killing anyone, of course. And after adding those two secret ingredients in my ammunition, I made my way to my classroom."
Inna snickered in amusement as the memory of the chaos she caused appeared in her mind.
"I started in the heart of the problem. 'Solve the root cause before the problem bears fruit.' That's what Officer Astria said in Episode 2 and I swore to follow it. Hence, I planned to start in my classroom and just go wild from thereon."
"And since it was the first day of the week, the teachers would normally have a morning meeting so, in the meantime, the class officers would be the one taking charge of the first few minutes of the morning to do a roll call."
"I saw that as the perfect opportunity to strike. And so, looking briefly at my watch to confirm the time, I slowly made my way towards the classroom doors."
"And when I reached the doors, sure enough behind it, I heard names being called one by one. I decided that the perfect timing would be when that psycho girl's name was called. After all, I needed to make sure she was there."
"And the moment I hear her voice by the door as her name was called, I first slowly and slightly opened the doors. That's because, as much as I wanted to kick it open dramatically, I knew I wouldn't be able to do it with my flimsy little limbs."
"Then, after it was ajar, I forcefully kicked it halfway, making the doors slam harshly on the walls. And equipped with my trusty water gun on my hands, I screamed out loud."
"I'm back, bitches!"
Inna laughed as she tried hard to recall the faces of surprise she imagined they all held back then.
"Then, I didn't give them enough time to recover as I immediately started blasting them with my water gun. I treated it like a mission, making sure I never missed anyone just like Officer Astria. I thoroughly sprayed them with the concoction I had, the water surely touching every exposed skin. And once they realized what I was doing, they all began to run away from me."
Inna released a giggle, remembering just how much fun she had back then.
"Seconds later, it immediately became pandemonium as I chased after them. And as I ran around, I couldn't help but laugh from their pitiful reactions. Some of the children that were shot were either crying by the corners or were scratching the parts of their skin where they were sprayed at. Meanwhile, the rest of the lot were screaming from the stinging pain and were scrambling to find any sort of relief. After all, what I sprayed them with wasn't just water."
Inna now laughed hysterically as she divulged her little secret.
"It was water with liquid soap and the spiciest chili powder I could find in the kitchen."
Raghnall gave her a dirty look when he realized just how evil the girl in his arms was.
"Demon child…"
He muttered which made Inna laugh more.
"Hey, even if the powder was deadly spicy, the solution was diluted so it didn't hurt them much. It just made their skin burn slightly and their eyes sting like heck. They most likely just overexaggerated their reactions because of their shock and panic."
"And besides, I never shot anyone purposefully in their eyes. Only on parts where their skin was exposed. Well, except for one person."
Raghnall raised an eyebrow in confusion but he soon gave her a flat look when he guessed who it was.
"You shot that girl in the eyes?"
Inna clicked her tongue playfully as she clarified.
"Nah, I shot that girl in every place of her body I could shoot her with until she was drenched and choking in it. But I guess you could say I shot her eyes."
Raghnall rolled his eyes at her proud tone but he decided to move on to the story before she starts bragging about her shooting techniques.
He knew her well enough now to know that that's what she'll most likely talk about next if she doesn't move on with the story.
"And so, what happened next? Did you get caught immediately?"
Inna gave him an incredulous look.
"No, of course not… yet. After spraying literally everyone and drenching that psycho bitch with it, I moved on from classroom to classroom. It didn't take long before the whole corridor was filled with cries of pain and despair as the people ran around looking for relief. It was like a scene straight out of hell. And when I was finishing up the last classroom on that floor, that was when the teachers started to return. And when they arrived at the corridor where I was in, the confusion they held couldn't be measured at all. But when they saw me come out of the screaming room with a water gun, it didn't take a genius to figure out that I was the cause of the chaos."
Inna snickered again. This time, her tone held mischief while she spoke, as though she was back there again.
"But before they could even get a word of reprimand out, I sprayed them as well. I mean, do those little assholes think they can get away with gossiping about me behind my back? They're part of the problem as well so there's no way I'm excluding them."