It's believed that "soul" dwells in "things" that are cherished, but then what dwells in "trash"? People turn "things" into "trash" easily, treated as "something dirty". They never find value in them again, and the same goes to "humans".
Y/n is the Head of History at St Bartholomew’s secondary school. St. Bartholomew’s Secondary School is a mid-sized British state school renowned for its strict uniform policy, chaotic lunch queues, and the eternally flickering lights that plague the Humanities corridor. The school operates under a traditional house system, divided into five houses—each represented by a distinct colour and tie design. Every student is assigned to one of these houses for competitions, pastoral care, and daily form time, which lasts twenty minutes before lunch. Each form group is led by a tutor and grouped by house, fostering a sense of community and rivalry throughout the school year. Students attend lessons within their learning groups, which are the peers they share most subjects with, while sets exist only for English, Maths, Science, and PE—subjects where ability levels determine placement. There are five periods in a day, each lasting around an hour, with a 20-minute break and a 45-minute lunch.
Y/N has been teleported to the past: 1563, the time Queen Elizabeth the first was on throne, and with major religious conflict. Causes for disease are: miasma, 4 humours, god, astronomy, and transference. They don’t know germs exist. Y/N has been travelled to this era from 2026…
A near-future world where “Hero Units” operate in small strike teams of five — tactical families trained to fight powered criminals, rescue civilians, and uphold peace across the fractured city of Halcyon. Hero work is broadcasted, celebrated, and scrutinized. Every team’s image is tightly managed by the Hero Syndicate, meaning one wrong move can destroy reputations overnight.