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

As the first female Claymore No. 1, she voluntarily unleashed her demonic power and awakened to become a West Abyss user.

She is known as West Riful because of her control over flat, tentacle-shaped awakened beings.

"Wow, it's someone with a name."

Su Wei raised an eyebrow.

"Livlu..."

"Since you're here, do something for me before you starve to death."

......

the next day.

Perhaps it was because last night's "preliminary test" did not affect most people, or perhaps it was the unique optimism of the D class students, who knew they had no other choice but to give up.

The classroom wasn't as deathly quiet as I'd imagined; instead, it was as lively and playful as usual.

"Actually, thinking about it carefully, I feel that the Black Ball exam isn't all bad?"

Shinohara Satsuki sat at her desk, looking at the 6,000 points she'd gained on her phone, feeling quite pleased.

"At least we get a lot of life points after each game, right? As long as we don't get randomly selected."

"Speaking of which, our class's rating should be catching up with Class C by now, right?"

“Yes, yes!” Maya Sato chimed in while painting her nails. “Horikita-san and Sudo-san really worked hard! It’s all thanks to them for going all out.”

Upon hearing this, Takeru Sudo subconsciously looked up and glanced at Suzune Horikita.

Horikita Suzune remained upright, as if the surrounding noise had nothing to do with her.

She neither refuted nor accepted the misunderstandings and praises from her classmates. She simply turned a page indifferently, as if she hadn't paid any attention to the discussions around her or even noticed his presence.

Takeru Sudo opened his mouth, clenched his fist and then relaxed it.

Recalling his experience of yesterday's exam, he ultimately lacked the courage to approach her and Su Wei to inquire about the details of their previous exams.

But he couldn't stand the feeling of being excluded from the truth.

Sudo then turned around and went to Ayanokouji's table.

"Hey, Ayanokouji."

He lowered his voice, his tone somewhat awkward:

"According to Hirata, besides last time, you should have entered other Black Ball exams, right?"

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji raised his eyelids and nodded slightly: "Yes, that's right."

Seeing that he admitted it, Sudo Ken's eyes lit up, and he continued to probe indirectly:

"So... do you know the details of the first exam that Horikita and Suwei took... I mean,?"

"They seem to be in good sync?"

This problem is full of sour smells.

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji glanced sideways, his dead fish eyes involuntarily looking at Suzune Horikita diagonally in front of him, and then at Sudo, who looked conflicted.

'Is this what teenage boys' jealousy is like...?'

Just as Ayanokouji was pondering how to gloss over the situation...

At the classroom door, Su Wei yawned and walked in as the bell rang.

Almost at the same moment he stepped into the classroom.

A soft "snap" sound.

Horikita Suzune, who was quietly reading, suddenly closed her book and stood up from her seat.

Under the astonished gazes of the entire class, she walked straight up to Su Wei, who had just entered the room, and without saying a word, grabbed his wrist.

"Come with me."

"what?"

Su Wei was completely bewildered and hadn't even reacted when the woman forcibly dragged him onto the stage.

"Horikita? What's going on here...?"

Takeshi Sudo's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets.

Horikita Suzune ignored the strange looks from those around her.

She turned around, but instead of letting go of Su Wei's hand, she raised it high, as if a boxing referee were declaring the winner.

"I need to take a minute of your time to announce something."

The clear, cool voice echoed in the classroom, firm and resolute, neither humble nor arrogant.

"Everyone always thought that I earned the class points."

But that's not the case.

"Suwei and Kikyo Kushida were the first in our class to take the black ball exam."