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Su Wei looked at her, then continued typing on the screen without commenting:

"I don't think it matters, since Ichinose is there..."

He hadn't finished typing that sentence.

A gentle breeze carrying a faint citrus scent swept by, and Kikyo Kushida approached without anyone noticing.

The girl had her hands behind her back and leaned slightly forward, her white school uniform shirt outlining a striking curve.

"Um... Su Wei."

"I only saw the message that Ichinose-san posted in the group when I woke up this morning."

"After thinking about it, it's obviously unrealistic to expect all the students in the class to come with us to the back room."

"For everyone's safety, a simple screening is still necessary, isn't it?"

Su Wei casually placed his phone face down on the table and turned to look at Kushida, who was looking at him seriously, as if he genuinely wanted his opinion.

After pondering for a moment, he spoke:

"It doesn't need to be that complicated."

"After school in the afternoon, the student council plans to organize an outing to give some students a chance to see their families from afar."

"Just let those students who want to go home and are willing to go to the back room register. There's no need to set any extra screening criteria."

Kikyo Kushida was clearly surprised to hear this.

She blinked uncertainly.

"This...sounds a bit strange."

"Organizing a family visit suddenly at this time, wouldn't they feel... like this is arranging a final farewell before they die?"

Su Wei leaned back in his chair and shrugged nonchalantly:

"In a sense, you're right. Life and death are predestined."

"Does that mean once they're in the back room, we're supposed to be like nannies, constantly watching over their every move?"

Su Wei chuckled lightly: "Don't joke around. Even if only a small portion of each class participates, that's still nearly two hundred people across all three grades. We simply don't have the energy to manage that."

"Besides, final exams are just around the corner. Are we going to stop improving ourselves just to keep up with these people's progress?"

Kikyo Kushida nodded slightly.

Once the "little angel" facade is shed, she, as a sophisticated egoist, finds Suwei's words utterly impeccable.

but......

"What about Ichinose-san?" Kushida whispered a reminder.

Given Honami Ichinose's saintly personality, where she values ​​her companions more than her own life, it would be difficult for her to disregard the safety of her classmates and remain unaffected by her own plight.

Su Wei waved his hand and casually said:

"Ichinose wouldn't get stuck on this kind of issue; she can still distinguish between what's important and what's urgent."

"If she distracts us from being a nanny, causing our top-level capabilities to fail to improve, and we end up facing the destruction of the world when we face the final exams... that would be a real loss. She understands this principle."

Kikyo Kushida thought for a moment, then smiled:

"I understand. I'll go and properly educate the students who want to go into the back room about the dangers inside. I'll lay the hard truth out in advance so they don't waste their lives due to blind confidence."

Su Wei nodded slightly, indicating that he had no objection.

Afterwards, Kikyo Kushida took advantage of the break between classes to talk to the enthusiastic freshmen without any hesitation.

Ran Morishita stared at her retreating figure, and couldn't help but sigh softly:

"Judging from Ichinose's personality, she will most likely leave behind some survival items, or simply wait in the low-risk floor of the back room until the newcomers have enough self-defense capabilities before venturing into the deeper floors to farm points... although that's a drop in the ocean."

"Moreover, since this trip to the back room isn't a mandatory test by the system, there won't be a forced recall. In a place like that, even auxiliary items like the [Ghost Mask] probably won't be able to work."

As Su Wei flipped through his textbook, he casually replied:

"Fortunately."

"If we can get into his world this afternoon with the help of Mr. Gojo, it should be fine to have him look after these students over there."

At this moment, Horikita Suzune, who had been sitting directly in front of Su Wei, straightening her back and pretending to be studying attentively, finally couldn't hold back any longer.

She turned her head, her cool phoenix eyes filled with a hint of confusion, and stared directly at Su Wei:

"Are you talking to me?"

Su Wei shook his head and pointed to Morishita Ran on the other side of the aisle:

"I'm talking to a ghost. Right now, she only has me... well, and Yotsuya Miko, who has the ability to see ghosts."

"She's not unintelligent; she could be considered a strategist who can provide tactical advice."

Horikita Suzune tilted her head slightly, looking in the direction Su Wei was pointing.

Apart from the clock hanging on the classroom wall, it was empty; there was nothing else to see.

She frowned, looking puzzled.