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

"Well......"

Kamuro Masumi couldn't help but shiver, raising the capture gun in her hand as the screen displayed a notification:

"Um...it seems like they're coming over."

Su Wei looked surprised: "Although it's according to plan, X-GUN's firing is almost silent, yet they can hear our movements even through two walls?"

"Its senses are more acute, but it's still not as good as a parasite."

Horikita Suzune held her gun horizontally as a guard, but her gaze was more relaxed than before:

"The Kabane should be about the same difficulty as those evil spirits, and their score shouldn't be much higher."

"To widen the gap, we still have to look at that 'hidden monster'."

"It's certain that the score will be low."

Sakayanagi Arisu calmly replied:

"But if we don't clear out these grunts soon, the remaining survivors will be facing so many Kabane..."

"I'm afraid what we earn in the end won't even cover the points deducted."

Masumi Kamuro: "..."

Human life is at stake, and this is what you care about?

Sigh, typical mindset of someone obsessed with points.

You guys have been completely corrupted by that damn rating system!

As for Su Wei, he nodded in agreement.

indeed.

Apart from the "Tech Corpse" that could use weapons and move quickly, the rest of the Kabane were indeed just grunts there to make up the numbers.

The real enemy battle...

It's still that nest of "silence" that's easily forgotten once you look away.

——End of Chapter——

Note ① - Tech-Zombie: A high-level mutated Kabane, retaining its combat/mechanical skills from its previous life. It is intelligent, fast-moving, tactically adept, and difficult to defeat.

py: "Anime Crossover: Romance Simulation Should Take a Powerful Strikes"

Volume 1: Chapter 24 Belief Needs No Reason

The chemistry lab is on the third floor of the teaching building.

Kiyotaka Ayanokoji leaned against the door, peering through the crack in the door at the dimly lit corridor.

Apart from a few motion-sensor lights in the distance that were crackling due to unstable circuits, no footsteps or sounds like wild animals dragging their limbs were heard.

After confirming that it was safe, he looked away and made a gesture to the two people behind him.

"We're safe... for now."

Seeing this, Hirata Yosuke, who was sitting next to the lab table, finally dared to take deep breaths of air.

His face was pale, and his right hand was pressing tightly against his left arm.

There were strips of cloth torn from the shirt, soaked in blood and turned dark red.

"Feel sorry......"

Hirata gave a bitter laugh, cold sweat trickling down his forehead. "As expected, I was too reckless... In the end, not only did I fail to save anyone, but I also dragged everyone down with me."

"Don't say that, Hirata-kun."

Netkuma, who was scrolling through her phone trying to contact her teacher, offered words of comfort upon hearing this:

"That zombie that suddenly climbed up the wall... it was actually carrying two samurai swords, and it moved more nimbly than a monkey. If you could survive encountering that kind of monster, you've already done your best."

Recalling what had just happened, Wang Cang Ma Zi was still shaken.

That dual-wielding Kabane was not only extremely fast, but also knew how to block and slash.

If Hirata hadn't pushed them off the building at the cost of his life, the three of them would probably be corpses in the corridor by now.

"But......"

Hirata Yosuke was still very ashamed and looked up at Ayanokoji Kiyotaka.

"If Ayanokouji-kun hadn't pulled me back in time, and even used fire extinguisher spray to distract it... I probably would have become one of those zombies too."

"I only made the most basic judgment."

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji shook his head, his tone flat:

"And from what I've observed, the situation might not be as bad as you think."

"The students who were bitten did not mutate like in the movie; instead, their bodies turned into blue light spots and disappeared."

"While it's unclear whether that means death, it at least shows... there's a set of operating rules here that we don't understand."