Sure Enough, a "Private Room" Was Still Necessary

Uraraka Shige didn't inquire too much about Sakinagi Shushin, but simply informed Qu Zhi of his existence. After all, Qu Zhi's mind was much more agile than his own, and his information channels were far superior to Uraraka Shige's.

At the same time, after realizing that something was wrong, Uraraka Shige did not immediately revert to her original state. Instead, before the investigation by Qu Zhi made any progress, she continued to pretend that she was still being affected by Sakinagi Shushin's 'Quirk'.

The Qu Zhi into Sakinagi Shushin lasted for three days, but the final result was somewhat unsatisfactory. Although it was not a complete loss, in the end, only one piece of information was found.

This 'independent special education worker' named Sakinagi Shushin was also an ordinary 'disciplined person' five years ago, but later disappeared from these 21 areas for unknown reasons.

At the time, some people speculated that he might have escaped, or that he had committed an unforgivable crime and was therefore subjected to the "most severe punishment" by the prison "officials," ultimately resulting in his death.

However, according to the information provided by Uraraka Shige, it was clear that this guy was being held in a special area of this Discipline Prison, which piqued Qu Zhi's interest and made Qu Zhi curious about the secrets hidden in this Discipline Prison.

In Qu Zhi's own words, it was like "finding something that can prevent your brain from rusting away."

After Uraraka Shige finally Qu Zhi this result, he gradually dropped his pretense and returned to the way he was before he met Sakinagi Shushin. He began to abide by the 'rules' of this Discipline Prison every day, and during his rest time, he trained with Gu Yu and Kurasu Rikizo in the Gravity environment created by his 'Quirk'.

This situation lasted for half a month.

After finding the right direction to work towards and persisting in that effort, Uraraka Shige's strength has been steadily improving and growing. Although this improvement is only as small as a drop of water, it is very stable. At least it prevents Uraraka Shige from getting stuck in a bottleneck state due to various issues, as he did before.

Besides, some of the students who were dissatisfied with Uraraka Shige for changing back from being a 'good person' to being a different person caused him trouble, but Uraraka Shige issues in just a few days.

Those who become dissatisfied with Uraraka Shige because he went from being a 'good person' to Uraraka Shige to his original self are mostly 'weak' in various senses. They often lack any outstanding 'Quirk', don't know how to work hard, and only hope that someone stronger than them will show them pity.

Or to put it more vividly, it's something that appears in some post-apocalyptic narratives: the belief that those stronger than oneself should protect one and die for them, and that one must selflessly share with those stronger than oneself what they possess, while anything that could help others is only for oneself...

In general, he's a typical brainless villain, the kind of teammate that even some intelligent villains would consider useless. If left unattended, he'll become utterly unscrupulous; but once dealt with, he'll try every means to burst the festering sores on his own corpse, spitting his putrid pus and blood onto you...

In short, it's pretty disgusting... they'll try every possible way to make you feel disgusted.

Fortunately, when facing these kinds of guys, you usually just need to show enough strength and beat them all into despair in one go. This will easily make them become obedient under the pressure of life... as long as you don't give them any more opportunities.

This is the method that Uraraka Shige uses.

The reason these guys are unhappy about Uraraka Shige returning to his original form is because they want more 'good people' like Uraraka Shige those days, who selflessly dedicate themselves to them and allow them to continuously benefit.

So Uraraka Shige broke up these guys who had finally managed to band together again, making them the targets of other 'small and medium-sized groups', so that they would understand that 'although there are good people in this world, they may not be around you' and 'only delicious flesh attracts tigers and leopards, while rotten flesh only attracts hyenas and vultures'.

So when they realized they were 'rotten meat', they no longer had the energy or courage to cause trouble for Uraraka Shige.

Hmm, Uraraka Shige really does have a knack for being a know-it-all...

Another successful lesson...

Congratulations! Congratulations!

In addition, Qu Zhi has been investigating Sakinagi Shushin's matter for the past two weeks, secretly and seemingly genuinely interested in this matter, or rather, what it implies.

However, the "official" Discipline Prison was unexpectedly strong, so much so that Qu Zhi for the past two weeks... and eventually even ended up being put in a "single cell".

That's about all the noteworthy things that happened in the past two weeks.

Then today, a group of guards appeared in front of Uraraka Shige. He didn't really want to see them, but they were the ones who had come specifically to find him.

This guard team came with a mission: to send Uraraka Shige to her 'single cell' once again.

Just like last time, he was treated in a 'special room,' which is why he didn't see Qu Zhi or even Qu Zhi... This made him wonder if Qu Zhi had really been put in a 'single room'?

Kurasu Rikizo, a training fanatic who seems to be unable to speak and only knows how to train all day long, then uses his 'Quirk' to store the results of his training and make himself look weak and frail, strongly condemns and is extremely dissatisfied with this.

He initially moved to this area after leaving the single room because of Uraraka Shige's 'Quirk' which allowed him to grow stronger faster. However, he didn't actually enjoy the 'experience boost' service provided by Uraraka Shige for very long. Instead, Uraraka Shige, this 'experience boost item' for him, would leave him every now and then.

It really annoyed him... because his focus was more on exercising, so he didn't actually have that much energy to be annoyed, hence only a 'somewhat' degree...

As for Gu Yu, who genuinely considered Uraraka Shige a friend, he did put in a lot of effort in dealing with those who were causing trouble for Uraraka Shige. However, when Uraraka Shige entered the 'single room' again, he didn't show any reaction... and didn't seem to be very worried about Uraraka Shige.

Perhaps because it wasn't Uraraka Shige's first time going to a 'private room,' Gu Yu felt that Uraraka Shige going to a 'private room' was already like going home—familiar with it after a few visits?

Hmm... it feels a bit hard to say...