Ayanokoji carefully opened the black box, revealing its contents.
Inside was an assortment of weapons, medical supplies, canned food, and even a detailed blueprint of the school—every building, every hidden passage, every weak point. It was as if someone had been meticulously mapping the entire campus for years.
Fuka’s eyes widened at the sight of the gear.
Ayanokoji reached in, pulling out a Glock 19
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and handing it to Fuka with a cool, calculated expression. “Take this. Don’t tell anyone about this box. It’s our secret.”
Fuka looked at the gun for a moment, then back at him. “Our secret, huh?”
Ayanokoji moved on, pulling out a body-tight suit, designed for flexibility and durability in dangerous situations. He quickly slipped it under his uniform, adjusting the fit with a professional air. Next,
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he reached for the Desert Eagle .44 Magnum—a powerful weapon that seemed out of place in the hands of most people, but not in his.
He slid the gun into a holster at his side and stood up, taking in the contents of the box one last time.
“It’s our secret, okay?” Ayanokoji said, his voice firm, locking eyes with Fuka.
Fuka’s lips curled into a mischievous smile. She stepped forward, closing the distance between them. “If you make me the queen of the base, you can make all the rules you want, Ayanokoji.”
Before he could respond, Fuka leaned in and kissed him briefly on the lips—quick, unexpected, but full of meaning.
Ayanokoji blinked, but his expression remained unreadable.
Fuka took a step back, tossing her hair over her shoulder. “I’ll keep the secret. But you’d better make this base worth it.”
With a final look at the box and a sharp nod from Ayanokoji, they both turned toward the exit, the weight of the situation now shifting. They had what they needed.
Now, it was time to build something that would survive.
