Bzz-
Lynn shot to his feet.
The handwriting of those two words was completely different from anything he had seen before. They looked as though a savage evil spirit had gouged them into the wall with bloodstained fingers.
In other words...
At some point, that evil spirit had lost control because the character he was playing had hesitated and wavered, and it had killed two students?!
Lynn frowned, staring hard at the bloody words on the blackboard.
Lynn understood perfectly well.
If the scenario for this trial really depicted something that had actually happened...
Then once you made a contract with an evil spirit, there was no turning back.
Because once the contract was signed...
You couldn't simply decide not to kill anymore.
This had been a warning from that "ghost" to him.
And Lynn was also one hundred percent certain...
That at some point, something had made the bullying victim he was playing hesitate over his revenge.
"Was it the person who bandaged him?"
Lynn hesitated, his eyes flickering.
There was no doubt that an important connection existed between the two.
As he explored this scenario, Lynn had worked out a few things: every single detail had symbolic significance.
The dead rat represented the bullies' mockery and intimidation.
The students' gazes represented their rejection and cold indifference.
The teacher without eyes or ears represented the refusal to see or hear what was happening to him.
The sharp knife represented the harm inflicted on him.
And the gauze... most likely represented the only comfort and care he had received during that painful time.
Lynn frowned.
Did that mean there was someone among the students in this classroom whom he cared about, someone who had never bullied or shunned him?
If that was really the case...
Could that person have the