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

"No. Shiina-kun, since you have the Ghost Mask and aren't particularly good at physical combat, it would be perfect to give you that 'Giant Bull'."

Having received professional training, Hayasaka is quite adept at tactical awareness.

"The giant bull's weakness is its clumsiness and inability to move, but you don't need to move anyway. With the Shadow Legion as cover, you don't need to worry about being ambushed. If you encounter danger, you can simply run to the Mirror Space to hide."

Upon hearing this, Net Warehouse Mako immediately chimed in:

"Hayasaka is right! This combination seems pretty good for ranged specializations!"

Shiina Hiyori turned her head slightly and saw that Karuizawa Kei really didn't intend to compete for it, so she nodded gently, acknowledging this tactical arrangement.

"If that's the case, then I'll choose the giant bull."

"Then... what about the Darkwing Bat?"

As a contracted beast that can provide flight capabilities, ultrasonic interference, and extremely high mobility, the Darkwing Bat is arguably far more cost-effective than the bulky Giant Bull in terms of survival and escape.

To be honest, all three people present were somewhat tempted.

Even Karuizawa Kei, after seeing Shiina Hiyori make the perfect choice, couldn't help but hesitate in her heart, wondering whether she should take advantage of Su Wei's favoritism and try to win over this bat.

Just as the atmosphere became slightly tense...

Su Wei interrupted their hesitation without turning his head:

"Aren't you guys oversimplifying things?"

"Why don't you consider whether you can tame this mirror beast?"

Hayasaka Ai instantly understood Su Wei's meaning and spoke up accordingly:

"That's true."

"Let's wait until we encounter it and see what it chooses. A contract is a two-way choice, which is fair to everyone."

Karuizawa Megumi and Amakura Asako exchanged a glance and nodded in agreement.

"Alright."

......

at the same time.

In the real world, the Beechwood shopping district of Advanced Nurturing High School.

After finally managing to pull herself together, Akane Tachibana decided to take her loot back to her dorm.

Her phone, which she had casually tossed into her school uniform pocket, suddenly vibrated.

Because the black ball (the game's name) provides advance notice, it is often sent to students' mobile phones via SMS.

Therefore, having had several experiences with this, Tachibana Akane was particularly sensitive to the vibration.

Ju Qian's heart tightened, and she subconsciously let go of the bag in her hand, letting it fall to the ground, and then quickly took out her phone.

Soon, a message popped up on the screen, confirming that her anxiety was not in vain.

[A lost ghost has been detected and is currently undergoing a resurrection match in an extra instance.]

As eligible participants from the same school, you have the right to start the test early. You can take a gamble and have the chance to randomly enter this extra instance to help your classmates.

So, what's your choice?

Please make a decision before 4 PM...

"A revival match?"

Akane Tachibana was looking at the screen, and before she could even feel distressed about the fact that the test had been conducted ahead of schedule, her attention was drawn to these unexpected words.

Come to think of it... it seems that Ichinose did mention it to her before.

There is a very small chance that someone who dies in the Black Ball Exam will become a ghost who is "not completely dead" and remains in this world as a ghost.

Once they pass the specific test set by the black ball, they will receive an opportunity from it.

so......

Is the "opportunity" that Black Ball mentioned referring to this revival match?!

Akane Tachibana's brows were furrowed.

There was no time to care about the luxury items that had been carelessly thrown on the ground. He turned around and hurried towards the student council office.

And in every corner of the campus.

Many others share the same thoughts as Tachibana Akane.

Kiryuin Kaede, Kiriyama Ikuyo, and other qualified students who were originally scheduled to participate in the upcoming second and third year high school test almost simultaneously interrupted their work and rushed towards the student council.

When Akane Tachibana arrived, the corridor outside the student council office was already crowded with many upperclassmen who looked worried.

Tachibana sighed, too lazy to reprimand the group of people who had come to join in the fun.

With the help of her enhanced suit, she carved out a path for herself in the crowded throng.

I pushed open the door and walked into the office.

Seeing the serious expressions on Nanonuma and the others' faces, Tachibana Akane asked directly: