My Iyashikei Game Chapter 822: Han Fei's Class

The thirty students were not worried about arriving in this strange world. They had forgotten many things but their numbers and instinct. But that was enough for them. “We have three days to prepare.” No. 5, Zhou Qi, placed his hands on the lectern. “The exit three days later might be dangerous, and it’s also our chance to find freedom.” “We shouldn’t specify a goal so soon.” A student at the back of the class twirled the pen in his hands. He crossed his legs and dressed like a ruffian. “Since the teachers, other students, and the neighbors might be our enemies, why not consider killing them? The buildings seal ghosts. They want to sacrifice us, so we can sacrifice them too.”

“No. 9, your thoughts are too dark.” Zhou Qi knocked on the blackboard. “Currently, our focus should be survival. Don’t focus on taking revenge.”

“If you don’t bully others, you’ll be bullied. I’m doing this for everyone’s benefit.” No. 9 glanced at his notebook. His name was Tang Ning. “We can’t even remember our names. Why care about morality in this situation?”

“As long as all of us are still together.” The male student who sat in front spoke. He was larger than the other kids, like something scary was hidden within him. His notebook’s name had been wiped away, and his number was 1.

Once number 1 spoke, no one else objected. “No. 5 is the one who has the best leadership skills. He can quickly assess the risk and observe the situation. No. 5 should be the class monitor.” The leading kids nodded. No. 9 didn’t object either.

“If we’re sacrifices to ghosts, then at least we’ll be safe for three days. We need to use this time to understand this world and ourselves. We can only rely on each other.” No. 1’s presence was different from everyone else. His eyes had pain that others couldn’t understand.

“This world is very dangerous. We might not be able to survive.” No. 1 looked at everyone. “I’ve forgotten most of everything, but I have a feeling that we’ve experienced things worse than this.”

“Yes, I have that feeling too.” The kid without t

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