9638: It was him, the Masked Man with the number 9527. When I first saw that number, I thought he was some comic relief character. Who knew...
6666: Who knew what? Spit it out already, you're killing me!
666: 666 from upstairs.
9123: Let me tell it. The Masked Man was clearly dressed in rags and didn't even have a Space Ring, but when it came to cutting people down, he didn't hesitate at all. He raised his blade and brought it down, then...
1369: Damn it, is your district cursed or something? Can you just finish a sentence in one go?
9377: No.
9419: We can't.
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9548: I'll say it. The Masked Man was cold-hearted and even colder-handed. He was especially good at sneak attacks from behind. In our district, several vicious girls fell victim to him. They were either disemboweled or beheaded, and they died horribly.
5659: Forgive me for saying this, but if he swapped that thing for a Hockey Mask, wouldn't he just be Jason from Crystal Lake?
2699: Might I ask, are you referring to the Hundred-Man Killer Youth, "Greatblade" Jason?
5659: Exactly.
2699: Hiss, hiss, hiss. I was so scared I inhaled two pounds of cold noodles.
786: Truly terrifying to such an extent!
1216: Wait a second, Jason was just an ordinary evil spirit. What brain-damaged person would exchange for his bloodline and skills? Too many abilities countered him.
4399: Yeah. Was the average strength in that district starting with 9 really so weak that someone