Finally, the time required to clear a single escape-room stage should be kept under five minutes wherever possible.
Once five minutes had passed, they would be sent out of the escape room.
Students could repeatedly challenge a stage, but there had to be a five-minute interval between each attempt, and they could not challenge stages they had already cleared.
After writing this section of the proposal, he sent his ideas to Professor Medea Bartholomew, who was serving as his assistant.
Professor Medea had just finished bathing and was reclining leisurely in a rocking chair, reading a women's magazine. Suddenly hearing a swish, she lightly curled a finger and drew the Professor Card into her hand with magic.
Although the academy's internal communication network had long since been updated to allow one-to-one messaging, the professors still seemed unaccustomed to using that feature.
Professor Medea infused the Professor Card with magic and opened it, whereupon she saw Dark's brief explanation.
After reading it, her brows immediately knitted tightly, and without a second thought, she sent, "Am I seeing this right? You intend to design the stages by yourself?"
Dark immediately replied, "Yes."
Professor Medea frowned even more deeply. "If there were plenty of time, you could do whatever you wanted. But there are only four days left. I suggest we follow the usual practice and distribute the puzzle designs among the academy professors for everyone to work on together."
Dark replied, "I can complete the stage designs alone, but I'll need you to make them."
After considering it, Professor Medea wrote, "If you can finish the designs, production certainly won't be a problem. But it needs to be fast."
Dark replied, "Then there's no problem."
After finishing his discussion with Professor Medea, Dark continued writing the proposal.
He was extremely confident in