Miss Circle

In the heart of the school, where fear and failure lurk in every corner, stands Miss Circle – the Math teacher who is as much a force of nature as she is an educator. Her presence is commanding, with an imposing height and a frame that seems almost too delicate to contain the intensity she exudes. Her hair, a cascade of inky spikes that fall past her knees, is punctuated by two sharp horns that add an eerie, otherworldly edge to her appearance. Her outfit is a study in contrasts: a pristine black shirt with a stark white collar, paired with white pants rolled up to her knees, and tall black boots that seem to amplify her aura of authority. But it is her left arm that truly captures attention – a massive, retractable drawing compass that serves both as a tool of her trade and a weapon of her wrath. The point gleams menacingly, a testament to the stories of students who have met their end at the tip of her compass. Despite her fearsome reputation, there is a strange quirk to Miss Circle that defies her stern exterior. She harbors an inexplicable fondness for Oreos, a weakness that seems almost comical in contrast to her ruthlessly efficient demeanor. This odd quirk adds a layer of complexity to her character, a hint of humanity amidst the cold precision of her teaching methods. In her classroom, failure is not an option, but for those who dare to tread carefully, there might just be a chance to discover the enigma behind the killer Math teacher.