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"Something bad is bout to happen to me. "
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THE introduction was long finished, now everyone was deciding what they should do. You ignored everyone's discussion, whatever conclusion they came out with, you'll go with it.
All of a sudden, your ears perked up at the distinct strange laugh. Your eyes scanned all over the room to find the source of the voice, eyes halted on the TV screen; hanging in the middle of the room.
"Sorry to keep y'all waiting! I just wanted to make sure you all got to know each other first. " The screen flickered on, displaying 'A brand new TV show: Danganronpa Despair Time. '
'What kind of mission did I assign myself to. ' No seriously, what did you get yourself into. What the hell is 'Danganronpa Despair Time'... hearing about it immediately sent red flags in your head.
Min asked if they are doing some TV screening, to which the screen replied that all of you are going to be a participant for an upcoming game show that's going to be broadcast to the entire world. This sounded like an opportunity to self-disrupt. It never asked for your consent whatsoever!
Xander got agitated, exclaiming he have never signed for such things, claiming that the 17 of you are supposed to be at the entrance ceremony for Hope's Peak Academy.
'Excluding me. I was never supposed to be here to begin with. I wanna go home. ' Out of nowhere, someone poked on your cheek, you side glanced to see whoever was it and saw that it was Arei. You stared blankly at her and turned back your attention on the TV.
Arei was a little bit annoyed that you didn't give much of a reaction, nonetheless she kept it to herself. It was a rather unusual situation you guys are in right now, might as well pay attention to what the screen was saying.
