"If you want to survive and return to the real world, the most important thing is to have faith." Amamiya Natsuki shared his experience. "It may take three or five days, or even half a month, but as long as you don't give up, there's hope."
"That's right. This young man is right." A few young office workers still had some fighting spirit. They spoke up in agreement. "We mustn't give up."
"We have to make it back to the real world alive!"
"..."
"I'll ask you again." Amamiya Natsuki stood on the steps, looking down at the office workers. "Does anyone want to leave and act alone?"
"..."
The crowd fell silent. Nobody spoke, much less walked away.
"If no one says anything, I'll take it that you agree to survive together." Amamiya Natsuki swept his gaze over them and continued, "Since we're going to act as a group, there are a few things we need to make clear first."
"First, don't go off alone."
"The world of supernatural beings is a horror world. Think of it like a horror movie: people who go off alone tend to run into danger. Even if you're going to the bathroom, leave the door open. Your life matters most."
"Second, if you encounter anything unusual or feel that something's wrong, don't keep it to yourself. Don't worry about being a burden to others. You must speak up right away."
"Third, if anything unexpected happens, follow my orders. If I tell you not to move, don't act on your own. You can question me, but wait until afterward."
"That's all I have to say." Amamiya Natsuki's voice was calm. "Those who agree can come with me. If you're uncomfortable with that or don't want to agree, you can leave and act on your