Midnight deals with a certain student

At midday during the school day Midnight was supposedly in her office doing paperwork. Of course she normally allowed her secretary to take care of that. Of course that was a bit of trouble for her secretary right now as she was currently distracted attending to her pussy.

“Keep that up Twin Peaks. Know your place you slut.” Midnight snarled, enjoying how her **** seemed to grow only more enthusiastic with that comment.

Unfortunately there was a knock on the door that spoiled her fun, while Twin Peaks certainly didn’t stop it **** Midnight to pay attention to something else.

“Come in sweetheart.” She called and the door opened to reveal one of the first year students. One with vines for hair and a stoic expression on her face, Ibara Shiozaki.

"Ah Shiozaki a pleasure to meet you at this time, is there anything I can do for you? Or is there something you want to report? Perhaps you've fixed your virgin problem?" Midnight teased, causing the girl to hide her face.

"Erm no Headmistress I'm afraid I'm here to request a transfer to another school." She replied sadly, causing Midnight to flinch. She hadn't expected that.

"Might I ask why? I had assumed you were happy here at UA." Midnight asked, waving a hand to stop Twin Peak's actions so she could focus on the conversation.

"I am, I still am. You are a wonderful teacher Midnight and I have enjoyed my time at U.A." She declared desperately, before frowning, "but I'm afraid that these new rules have come into conflict with my religion.”

“Your religion?”

“I’m obligated to save myself for marriage which contradict with your new rules.” She replied sadly, she did not hold any malice, perhaps because of Midnight’s own quirk, and seemed desperately sorry.

“We’ll I can’t **** you.” Midnight lied, it will take a few weeks to handle the paperwork.

“Thank you headmistress.” She replied with a bow, and walked away. Unaware that they were being watched by Ren through the surveillance she had established.

A/N: Ibara won the vote, can’t say I’m surprised. She‘s been a strong candidate for a while, always just narrowly being beaten. It seems she’s finally won now.