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i dont think that even if i am a kiyozune shipper i have 90 percent confidence that it will happen but 10 percent that it will not happpen . Now why did i think that it will happen because Ayonokoji always helps Horikita and they both have a very good relationship just like when Ayonokoji teased him she stabbed him with her compass and what about the first island exam Ayonokoji cared about Horikita and secretly helped her even if Ayonokoji sees her as a tool but in y2 vol12 he comforted her not like he comforted Kei for manipulating her but what about Horikita is he manipulating her also what about that scene when Ayonokoji smiled at Horikita he didnt understand why but he smiled Horikita a loner and Ayonokoji a emotionless boy now why do i think it wont happen because there is Hiyori who is the person who Ayonokoji can talk freely and he also calls her by her first name and they have similarities and there is Ichinose, Kei,Arisu and Ayonokoji is emotionless i dont think he will have fellings.Now lets have hope that kiyozune will be real ♥️😊

The Path of the Masterpiece: A Story of Freedom

The journey begins in the shadow of Year 3. After two years of acting as the "training wheels" for Horikita’s growth, Ayanokoji performs the ultimate act of "tough love." Like a father who must become the enemy so his child can stand alone, he transfers to Class 3-C, leaving Horikita devastated. He becomes the "Final Boss" of the school, forcing her to face him without his protection.

In the final graduation exam, Horikita achieves the impossible: she leads her class to defeat the man who raised her. In that moment of victory, the "Parent-Child" dynamic shatters, and they finally stand as equals. Horikita confronts him, not with anger, but with a deep "thank you" for the person he helped her become. It is then that Ayanokoji finally reveals the truth—the cold darkness of the White Room and the fact that he chose her to be the one to prove his father's philosophy wrong.

Instead of turning away from his past sins, Horikita chooses to "save" him. She realizes that his coldness was a mask and his betrayal was a sacrifice. She vows to make him a real human, showing him the warmth and freedom he was always denied.

Years later, they return to the school where it all began—not as students, but as its new leaders. Horikita becomes the School Director, rewriting the rules to prioritize human welfare, while Ayanokoji becomes a Kind Teacher. Using his 250+ IQ, he doesn't manipulate students; he nurtures them, becoming a gentle mentor who smiles at his class. Together, they turn the school into a "Human Room" that protects the next generation.

They eventually marry, a union built on a silent, deep understanding that needs no words. Their ultimate victory over the White Room comes with the birth of their child. This child is not a "masterpiece" or a tool—they are just a real child, raised with the love and playfulness Ayanokoji never had.

In the final act of the story, their child enters the school as a student and is placed in Class D. Standing in the same classroom where their parents first met, the child begins their own journey. As Ayanokoji and Horikita watch from their offices, they see a legacy not of cold perfection, but of a happy human being who is free to choose their own destiny