Within moments, you were in classroom labelled "Physics Lab" for your first class. By a stroke of luck, you were paired with Daisuke as a partner. You guys were learning about electronics, and your first task involves dismantling an electronic device provided on the desk.
While working on the device, you had not noticed that Shizuka had secretly plugged the device to an electric output, probably waiting for a chance to get back at you. She had calculated that if the device should suddenly overcharge, it would explode in your face, resulting in a very embarrassing situation for you. Secretly, she then flipped the switch.
ZZAP!!!
You then felt a huge surge of electronic energy flowing through you from your finger, the pain causing you to cry out. The next moment, you were blown away from your work desk and fell on the floor, but still conscious. Shizuka's plan had backfired, as everyone quickly rushed to your aid after the freak accident. To the amazement of everyone, the device did not explode, but it is too fried to do anything to it.
"HIROKI! Are you all right? Speak to me man!" Daisuke said with a panicking tone.
"I'm fine, but I think I need to lie down ... " you said with a very weak tone from the pain.
The physics teacher saw everything, and told Yuriko to take you to the Health Room. Even though a girl was carrying you, the pain from the electic surge was too overwhelming for you to notice.
Inside, after a while, you were placed on a bed, still weary. You had a glimpse of the teacher examining you. Surprisingly, she looked only in her early 20s, and had a well-endowed figure. She had long black hair and very beautiful features on her face.
"So, will he be all right?" Yuriko asked.
"He will be. Though the electric charge was enough to cause pain, I'm quite surprised that he actually managed to take all that and survive. Though not dangerous, that much electric power flowing through your body can kill if it strikes any vital organs. All his organs seem OK, so I'll say no harm done."
"That's good to hear." Yuriko replied. Later, she noticed something about the teacher.
"Excuse me, but I think I have seen you somewhere before,. Another thing, aren't you a little too young to be doing this?"
"You have. I'm a former student here, and the principal offered this job for me to fund my studies. I'm Motoko Kijima, nice to meet you."
"I thought you looked familiar. A member of the honor roll, and studying in a prestigious university. Wait, aren't you studying mechatronics, so how did you end up here?"
"Actually, I was studying biology and human medicine, but I got bored and switched courses ... "
You passed out, unable to continue hearing their conversation. The pain had subsided, but you felt a weird sensation going through your body while sleeping. Though not painful, it still felt a little funny.
You got up after a while. You looked at your watch, and realized you had slept for about two hours. You look up, and you still find yourself in the Health Room, though the ceiling looked way too high up for some reason. No one is around. You find your pillow missing, yet you were still sitting down on the bed. You stood up, and you finally realized what happened: you had shrunk!
You headed towards the edge of the bed, and carefully made your way down the bed. As you headed towards the door, you heard loud thumping sounds behind the door. Each thump sounded louder and louder, and the sound feels like it's coming this way.
The door opens, and you saw a giant entering the room. You saw the giant's foot coming down towards you, you quickly dodged as the huge foot slammed down inches away from you. You had a look at the shoe, and then looked up. You knew who it was. It was ...
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