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

He's saying this now simply because he doesn't want to ruin his "good junior" image in front of everyone and wants to pretend to be a pure white lotus flower that emerges from the mud unsullied.

但老实说。

Even though Kiyotaka Ayanokoji himself never considered others as human beings, he was even less concerned about the moral dilemma of having to kill his fellow humans in "Death Extinction Tour".

However, when it came to this choice, he was indeed more inclined to see what was hidden in that "back room" that was so closely connected to their real world.

After all, one is a distant other world, and even has a trump card like Gojo Satoru.

One is a parasitic space that is right in front of them, and could even be said to directly affect the safety of their real world.

Rather than earning points in the short term, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji was more concerned with whether he could discover strategic intelligence that would have a longer-term impact on the future.

Just as he was pondering this...

Nanase Tsubasa, filled with a sense of justice, also spoke up.

The girl's brows were furrowed, and her tone betrayed a struggle:

"To kill in order to save lives... to trample on the sacrifices of other innocent people for our own survival."

Nanase Tsubasa bit her lower lip, her eyes filled with struggle:

"Could it be said that this is a train problem whose outcome has been forcibly fixed by the black ball system?"

Karuizawa Kei has always preferred to hide behind the strong to survive.

Unsurprisingly, he did not back down upon hearing this.

She pursed her lips, paused for a moment, and sighed softly:

“I once heard Su Weijun say something to Ichinose.”

"The guilt-inducing aspect of the train dilemma is that by initially choosing to pull the lever, you're essentially taking on the original sin of murder. Conversely, if you do nothing and let the train run you over, you won't suffer as much moral punishment for 'inaction'..."

Listening to this rather realistic statement.

Horikita Suzune chimed in to explain:

"Because if you pull the switch, it means you are actively creating death; if you don't do anything, you are at most letting tragedy happen."

"Although it sounds rather utilitarian and hypocritical."

Horikita Suzune looked around at everyone: "But if we have a choice, we don't need to bear the infamy of killing our own kind."

Nanase Tsubasa nodded in agreement.

Although if she were to actually enter the world of sorcery to fight the Extinction Returners, in order to clear the game and save more people, she would probably grit her teeth and take action against those wicked sorcerers in the end.

But just as Horikita Suzune said.

Since there is now a second option that does not require killing, why insist on dancing in this minefield that tests humanity?

In response, most people present unanimously preferred to investigate the truth behind the newly released back room test.

Only a small number of people who desperately wanted to score points were interested in trying the Death Return Tour, but due to the prevailing trend, they didn't dare to voice their opposition.

Seeing this, Katsuragi Kohei, who had been silent for a long time, noticed.

To be on the safe side, he tentatively spoke to the black ball:

"Gantz, since we have two options, is it possible for us to split up?"

"Some of those who want to go will participate in the Death and Annihilation Tour, while the rest will enter the back chamber?"

The black ball refused decisively:

No. You can only choose one.

See here.

Without further hesitation, Katsuragi Kohei immediately made his decision:

"In that case, let's go take that extra test you added. Let's go to the back room."

The surface of the black sphere flickered, as if making a final confirmation:

Is everything confirmed? Are there no further changes?

Seeing that no one spoke up, it seemed that they had tacitly agreed to this choice.

On the black ball's screen, the last few lines of text slowly appeared:

Best of luck to you.

But to be honest, to some extent, I'm quite impressed by your adventurous spirit in choosing to forgo shortcuts and confront the unknown abyss head-on.

However, is this choice ultimately a blessing or a curse?

Will I regret it? I'm really looking forward to it...

......

at the same time.

Just as the group of testers made their decision, they were enveloped by the black sphere's teleportation beam and began to be teleported to the back room.

Far beyond their world.