A crossover anime, where people are in Classroom of the Imaginary Era, and behind the scenes, the ki

"Don't interfere with other people's thoughts, and even less should you try to force them."

It's rare to find someone willing to be a guinea pig and try out the mechanism of "what happens to negative scores if someone doesn't take the exam," so why not let him give it a try?

If Sudo Ken's decision to avoid war is correct, then everyone except those who are fixed in their positions will benefit from it.

Keeping quiet at this point isn't something against one's conscience, is it?

Su Wei knew exactly what Long Yuanxiang was thinking.

However, he was actually thinking the same thing.

After all, if Sudo Ken continues to occupy the exam spot in Class D, what will happen to Horikita Suzune? What will happen to Karuizawa Megumi? And what will happen to Sakura Airi?

To prevent Ichinose from ruining things, Su Wei took the initiative to speak up:

"Oh, right, Sudo."

"Weren't you curious before why the information on the flyers Hirata gave you was discounted?"

Takeru Sudo asked in confusion, "Yes, why?"

Soviet meaning is profound:

"I think it's because I'm worried that you're not mentally prepared."

"If they see us here and think that a large number of people means they are safe, and then blindly try it, they will end up losing their lives in vain like today."

Ken Sudo's face turned pale.

"...has behaved himself."

——End of Chapter——

Monster scores: 3 points for the gorilla and 20 points for Goto. Each monster is worth 3 points, and you get an extra 5 points for killing Goto.

Volume 1: Chapter 45 Slander, you're slandering me!

Hirata Yosuke, who had rushed back to the playground from the teaching building, paused when he saw the chaotic state of Class D.

Kikyo Kushida stood in the crowd, her signature smile on her face, trying to explain something; while on the periphery of the crowd, Suzune Horikita stood with her arms crossed, her delicate face displaying an aloof indifference that kept everyone at arm's length.

Just as he was about to step forward to smooth things over.

"Ding dong."

My phone vibrated in my pocket.

Yosuke Hirata took out his phone; the screen displayed a text message from Kiyotaka Ayanokoji.

Without much small talk, he briefly summarized his experiences in the preliminary tests and the harsh realities of the official black ball exam.

As his fingertip swiped across the screen, Hirata Yosuke's expression darkened.

He strode up to the arguing crowd, meeting the gaze of Rokusuke Koenji, who was dialing a number on his phone and seemed detached from the situation.

"Everyone, calm down."

Yosuke Hirata displayed the information on the screen to the people in the front row:

"Just as described here. The reason I didn't fully disclose all the details of what Suwei, Kushida, and the others encountered before was because I didn't want you to try things blindly without being mentally prepared, and thus lose your lives in vain."

He surveyed the bewildered faces, his tone heavy:

"Now, Sudo has used up his only chance. And Class B... has already suffered real casualties in the exam that just ended."

"If you still have any illusions, you can go and ask Sudo yourselves later."

At this point, Hirata paused:

"Here, I only want to emphasize one thing."

"The situation has changed. The comfortable days of getting by are over, and reality no longer allows us to harbor any naive ideas... Whether you like it or not, you must change your mindset!"

Karuizawa Kei covered her mouth, her bluffing facade crumbling.

"Does Hirata-san mean that someone really... is dead?"

Even Kanji Ike and Haruki Yamauchi, who had been jumping around a moment ago, were now visibly shaken, their pupils dilating in shock, and they were so frightened that they could barely speak.

"No, no way... the school is serious?!"

"This is a society governed by the rule of law! How could such a thing be allowed to happen?"

Chi Kuanzhi suddenly turned his head to look at the homeroom teacher who had been leaning against a tree trunk watching the scene unfold. "Teacher! Isn't this a bit too much?! This is illegal!"

When questioned by the students, Chabashira Sae simply looked up at the darkening twilight on the horizon.

She exhaled a smoke ring, her tone indifferent:

"This is not something you should be considering."

"To be honest, you don't have a choice in this completely closed school."

"You bastard...!" Haruki Yamauchi gritted his teeth, but dared not actually rush forward.

"Okay, calm down."