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

"However, the fact that the school is offering so many practical courses at once suggests that time is quite tight."

"If we don't have much time left, we can't bite off more than we can chew. It's probably better to specialize in one thing than to learn a lot."

Karuizawa bit her lower lip, her gaze secretly sweeping over the crowd to steal a look at Su Wei, who was staring blankly at the announcement.

For some reason, he seemed so calm and collected, as if nothing could happen to him.

Karuizawa Kei's wildly beating heart miraculously calmed down.

She took a deep breath and made up her mind:

"Then I'll choose the shooting class. I've already started practicing these past few days."

At that moment, a citrus aroma wafted over.

With her signature sweet smile, Kikyo Kushida approached and naturally walked over to Suwei and Suzune Horikita:

"Suwei, Horikita, which courses would you like to choose?"

Horikita Suzune did not reply immediately, but instead turned her gaze to Su Wei, as if waiting for him to make a decision first.

Su Wei thought for a moment and then casually said:

"I'd like to sign up for a wilderness survival course."

"But I'm different from you guys, I had some foundation when I was young."

"If you're not confident in your abilities, it would be better to learn some shooting like Karuizawa did."

"Gun is always the fastest self-defense weapon for beginners."

"I don't expect you to be very accurate, just to overcome your fear of shooting, and not freeze when you encounter a monster, and know how to pull the trigger."

“Okay,” Horikita Suzune nodded. “I’ll go to shooting class.”

Upon hearing this, Kikyo Kushida's eyes flickered slightly, and she immediately moved closer to Su Wei with a smile:

"Can I go to the survival class with you, Su Wei?"

"Hmm, I feel like I'm not strong enough, and I'm not suited for fighting. I seem only good at supporting from the rear..."

Su Wei glanced at the address for the survival course on the wallpaper in front of him, turned and left, leaving behind a casual remark:

"Go if you want to. You have legs, why ask for my opinion?"

Kikyo Kushida quickly jogged to catch up, explaining softly:

"Because... if everyone really has to face a large-scale Black Ball exam, the only person I can rely on is Su Wei! So naturally I have to follow you and maintain my role as a support!"

Su Wei glanced at her sideways, secretly amused.

Then you seem to have a rather unclear understanding of yourself.

Everyone knows that not being absolutely loyal is the same as being absolutely disloyal.

They poured real money and pledges of loyalty into it.

You're trying to get something for nothing by coming here empty-handed?

However, Su Wei was not opposed to Kushida going to the survival class with him.

After all, he planned to personally oversee the midterm exams next week by creating a large-scale battle royale game set on a deserted island.

Although he would release a large number of monsters on the island as training grounds, he wouldn't actually make these high school students become Robinson Crusoe.

But he pondered, since it's about playing PUBG...

Weapons and food should naturally be dropped into various parts of the island via airdrops and universal capsules.

To add even more fun, using a food item card can briefly teleport players to a luxury yacht moored near the coast for a feast, providing a moment of relaxation in this high-pressure survival game.

However, the specific elimination rate and penalty mechanism...

As Su Wei walked, he pondered in his mind: 'Directly annihilating them is pointless. Why not set up a few wormhole-like traps on the island, throwing anyone who falls into them directly into other worlds? And incidentally, he could use this as an opportunity to activate the multi-dimensional mission mode of the "Main God Space" for them?'

'What kind of strange rules are these, like rescuing Private Horikita Manabu...'

Wonderful.

......

With plans for the future in mind, Suwei and Kikyo Kushida arrived at a spacious lecture hall equipped with multimedia equipment.

As soon as I entered, I bumped into two acquaintances.

Upon seeing Su Wei appear, Sakayanagi Arisu, who was sitting in the front row, lit up and quickly nudged Kamuro Masumi's arm with her elbow.

When Kamuro Masumi turned around and saw that it was Su Wei, she sighed resignedly and squeezed herself inside, making room for two adjacent seats.

They've already given up their seats, so it would be a bit too deliberate and inconsiderate of you to go and sit in the back.

Su Wei had no choice but to walk over and sit down next to Sakayanagi Arisu.

Kikyo Kushida naturally sat down next to Suwei on the other side.

Before the teacher arrived, Sakayanagi Arisu rested her chin on her hand, turned her head, and looked at Su Wei with great interest:

"You also like wilderness survival? I never knew that."