Genius Sensei Novels & Stories

He said and she nodded. She looked around and saw Dominic seated at a corner. With a smile, she walked up to him, and sat beside him but he stood up and took another seat. She facepalmed and decided to focus on the lesson. “Before we start, my name is Mr. Ethan but I prefer you call me Sensei,” He announced and they chuckled.

Sensei began, his voice carrying the wisdom of his years, “I’ve heard a lot about you. It’s good to finally meet you.” Rajeev stood, feeling a mix of respect and nervousness. “It’s good to meet you too, Sensei. I’ve heard a lot about you from my mother.” Sensei’s eyes twinkled with warmth. “Your mother has spoken highly of you as well. I see the strength and kindness she described.”

"I am the one who runs this part of town. Mendoza crossed the line so now he is dead. If you double-cross me you will die too. Do we have an understanding?" I pressed send and there was an immediate response. ”I understand, you had to do what you had to. May I know the name of the man I am dealing with now." I typed my reply. ”Jensen, Jensen Daniels. I will be in contact." I put the phone away and sat at my desk and sipped on my drink. I took a deep breath and laid my head back, what a day.

"None!" "Grisha, it's okay! Master Bakshi cares deeply for his students!" Another man with blue eyes and a white suit among the 4 adults spoke, "Master Bakshi is a genius mentor for a reason. His training regimen is much deeper than you think. His method and unique ways made you this strong, right?" "Yeah, he is indeed a genius! I would never have allowed my daughter under his tutelage if he wasn't," A beautiful lady with revealing curves and purple-gown nodded in agreement. "His training might seem like raging flames, but diamonds are what they ultimately give birth to."

Faith sat on the silver throne, and the world opened up inside her mind. She could feel the pulse of millions of computers, the hum of televisions, and the silent traffic of data traveling across oceans. Her unique DNA kept her perfectly grounded, making sure the massive rush of information didn't overwhelm her. She was the pilot, and the global grid was her ship.

Sane stared at the guy in an utter awe. Nikolaj once attained the highest GPA throughout the whole university. He was practically a genius but he kept on shrugging it off, and acting like he wasn’t. "Those are only numbers. It takes more," he once heard him say when confronted about his genius. The guy was one the people that he knew who really had something to boast about but chose not to. When Niko beat him in a regional quiz bowl back in junior high, he kept his feet on the ground. He wasn’t like the others who immediately felt superior towards other students. He didn't even think he was smart. That was why even when Sane found him annoying at times, he looked up to him even when he often

Leon said as he nodded to greet us, “So they called him ‘Master’ or what the younger generation refers to as ‘Sensei’ which meant ‘teacher’.” Wow, I am enjoying learning new things and these things just make me understand them more. It was nice to see how much you can learn about a person when you spend time with them. “What is it about me having a class?” I asked. “Well it was more of an idea for now,” Nori replied. “I know how you wanted to teach these kids. The way you look at them with so much admiration and fascination was enough for us to know that you wanted to teach them.”

And now I’m the one feeling his stare burning into the side of my face. “Today we’re going to try something exciting.” Sensei says, folding his hands and sporting one of his mischievous grins that either means he’s gonna make us beat the shit out of each other, or he’s gonna beat the shit out of us himself. His sharp gaze scans through us like laser beams. “Think of it as a step further; a test of if you’re really ready to face danger; to face an enemy equal to you in combat, tactics and strength.”

“Predicting what I’m going to do? But I thought I caught you by surprise in that last-“ “I was already planning in the case that you were going to launch a surprise attack. I was planning for multiple different scenarios when I approached you.” Tamashi’s face featured a look of question. “Wait, you were able to think about all that in the middle of a fight?” Tamashi turned his head towards Sensei as far as he could and decided to add a follow-up question. “Hey, Jiji-sensei, you seem to know way too much about the Seishin and you’re crazy good at fighting. So who are you?” Sensei removed the cigarette from his mouth as it approached the end of its useful life.

I complain. “Yes, but you my student put up a good fight. Although you haven't been practicing your zen. It is the secret to the strength of infinity remember. Focus your energy and release it right and then you can conquer the mountain in front of you. Never forfeit all the strength you need, you already have it. You are a creation of magic, you are limitless.” Sensei Muda smiled and waved to me. I started to pace around. I decided to take Sensei Muda’s advice and begin to practice my zen, focusing my energy on getting out of this psychotic prison of ghosts but I couldn't feel anything.