The three of them stumbled back to the dormitory and used the keycard to open Ayanokoji's room.
They didn't dare return to their own rooms.
Although Ayanokoji had criticized them before for barging in whenever they pleased, their lives were practically on the line now. Who had the time to care about that?
They waited for a long time, but Ayanokoji never returned to the dormitory.
Although Ayanokoji still hadn't returned, his room was anything but quiet. Instead, it was filled with an anxious tension that made it impossible to sit still.
Sudo Ken paced back and forth through the room like a beast trapped in a cage, his footsteps thudding heavily against the floor.
"Damn it! Why isn't Ayanokoji back yet?!" He clenched his fists tightly, suppressing a roar as the veins at his temples throbbed. "Didn't we send him a message?! Isn't he scared at all?!"
He looked like a gambler who had lost everything, his emotions completely out of control. "Damn it, does he think he can just walk away clean?"
Ike Kanji and Yamauchi Haruki were burning with anxiety as well, but neither of them wanted to bear the wrath of that simple-minded, brawny red-haired gorilla called Sudo Ken.
Why call him a red-haired gorilla?
Because his irritable appearance right now was no different from a gorilla with its fur standing on end at the zoo.
The two of them huddled in the corner by the wall, barely daring to breathe.
Yamauchi Haruki's eyes shifted, and he quietly shoved Ike Kanji from behind, pushing him in front of Sudo Ken.
Damn it! Ike Kanji cursed inwardly. He hadn't expected Yamauchi Haruki to do something like that.
But this wasn't the time to grab Yamauchi Haruki by the collar and demand an explanation.
Because Sudo Ken's gaze