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Ethan Chavez: Why I Am Ordinary?
Hello my name is Ethan Chavez and I am just like everybody in schools, we'll except the whole I love anime and how I show it off to the school, but that is not important, what is important is how me and 9 other people got summoned to a world just like this, a parallel world if you will. The only difference is how they use magic instead of technology.

So it was like every other day, I wake up wash my face,take a shower, get dressed,and eat. After 2 hours of doing this I start walking to school.

The reason why I say I am ordinary is because I am not the most handsome nor am I the smartest. But neither am I done nor ugly. The reason why me being average plays a big role is because I go to an elite school in America, They only allow the best

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