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Chapter 6: Bonus Game (1)

TL: Myoni

Edited: Myoni, Yoni

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After Jung Minji and Choi Hyuk had left the cla.s.sroom, it became a desperate struggle with no regard for man or woman. As there already were fights with deadly weapons, the b.l.o.o.d.y battle continued with people wielding hammers and stabbing others with broken broom shafts.

In the end, the only ones left in the cla.s.sroom were the math teacher, a male student who was shy but had a lot of friends named Min Byungsae and Yoon Girim who had previously been picked by Lee Mingi. A total of three people.

“Byungsae…

The math teacher called Byungsae out.

“Since you’re a guy…”

“…Te, teacher?”

The math teacher with a good figure got up on the ring and called Byungsae.

“I’m sorry…”

The fight ended easily. Byungsae turned into ash after the math teacher pressed him down on the floor and strangled him.

Yoon Girim who had seen everything was in a corner covering her ears trembling. The math teacher coldly gazed at her before exiting the cla.s.sroom.

‘Save me… save me… this is a dream, right? Yeah, a dream. Please…’

Alone in a cla.s.sroom where desks and chairs were scattered all around and tools and broken broom shafts were tossed here and there, Yoon Girim trembled as she cried.

Choi Hyuk’s mother was a person who couldn’t even kill a c.o.c.kroach. When he was young, whenever a bug appeared in his home, Choi Hyuk would have to kill it instead of his mother. To the young Choi Hyuk, it was something he took pride in.

Because of that, Choi Hyuk had a hunch.

“d.a.m.n it… f.u.c.k…”

The only place he could go after leaving the cla.s.sroom was the gym. Everywhere else was blocked by an opaque wall. No matter how hard he pushed the opaque wall or how many times he kicked the windows of the gym, it was useless. There wasn’t even a single person walking outside the window.

The whole school was trapped in this d.a.m.n game. There was a likely chance that it was the same outside.

Choi Hyuk a.s.sumed the worst case scenario.

‘If a ring appeared in the company mom works in… mom’s probably dead… no, she was murdered.’

In a situation where one could kill another, humans would always kill their opponent. Choi Hyuk knew this all too well as he had been bullied for a long time. Ethics and morals weren’t things all humans instinctively possessed. There would always be someone who would become endlessly cruel in a situation where there were no consequences.

There were probably b.a.s.t.a.r.ds like that in his mother’s company. However, his mother wasn’t like that. It would have been better if she was… but Choi Hyuk knew all too well that his mother wasn’t that kind of person. If a situation like that arose… his mother would have been murdered.

Choi Hyuk’s heart burned black with anger and concern.

As he grew up without a father, the meaning of a mother was different from his peers. He grew up seeing his mother cry every night. His mother was someone who had brought him pain and sympathy but was also a comrade who he endured the harsh realities of life with. He had vowed countless times that he would never let his mother cry again and grew up reflecting his actions.

“Euaaahh!”

Choi Hyuk who was about to go crazy in frustration kicked the window rapidly. The window still wouldn’t budge. Words appeared on the window.

Yes, get angry.

And angrier.

Kill.

Only then will you kill.

“Ha…”

Choi Hyuk blankly stared at the words written on the window. It felt like freezing water was poured all over his head.

The message. The moment he read that message, he thought that his mother really had died.

He realized that this game wouldn’t end easily.

And that no one could be free in this game.

Just who was it? The one who created this d.a.m.n game.

…Whoever it was. Choi Hyuk tightly clenched his eyes as he resolved himself.

“Okay. I get it.”

If what you want is for me to become a killing machine, I’ll become one.