Being an Extra Actor in an Escape Game

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He Shujun realized belatedly that they had no clue at all about the outcome of this nightmare.

If this is a reenactment of the end of humanity, will they end up in the Narrow Building?

With such an ending and direction, what should they do to solve this nightmare?

He Shujun couldn't help but think for a while, then clenched her fists and turned her thoughts back, not thinking about those things yet.

She thought that there were two paths before her now.

The first was to go back to the classroom, let nature take its course, wait and see what this nightmare would eventually reveal to her.

Perhaps it was the reappearance of her lost memory, the vague life of her senior year in high school.

The second is to leave the school secretly and look for clues outside the school. If this was a nightmare with a very large scene, then maybe she would be able to find other missionaries or residents of narrow buildings in the scene.

He Shujun hesitated for a long time and finally decided to choose the second way.

And she herself knew that a large part of the reason why she chose the second path was because she didn't want to go back to that old classroom at all.

She had a feeling she couldn't help but stay there, not wanting to leave.

That was...that was the place she had missed for many years. It was the place where she had lived for a long, long time, her friends were there, and her textbooks were there. The focus of her life had been there.

So she didn't dare to go back.

She muttered silently: "You have to stay rational, stay awake, and stay yourself in the nightmare. Don't miss those things that have passed away."

She stayed for a moment, thinking, yes, that was time that was gone. Never, ever come back.

What she misses, what she dreams about, what she still remembers...

Her senior year in high school.

He Shujun stood up from the small bed in the lounge with an expressionless face and patted her cheek gently to wake herself up. She then left the infirmary through the lounge window.

She hid her school jacket in the locker in the lounge.

Her school does not force students to wear uniforms, but it is even more relaxed for senior high school students.

But on the first day of school, it is always necessary to look tidy, so most students wear a school uniform jacket over their clothes.

But now that He Shujun is planning to leave school, naturally she cannot go out wearing school uniform.

Fortunately, the weather is very good today, the sun is shining brightly, and it is not too cold without a coat.

When the school nurse entered the lounge and found that no one was in the lounge, she probably thought that He Shujun had gone back to the classroom.

As for the classroom, because He Shujun didn't say when she would go back, the teachers probably wouldn't particularly care.

The busy life of senior high school students will make them ignore these small details and focus on teaching.

Therefore, when someone discovers He Shujun's disappearance, it will probably have to wait until lunch time. Her friends may come to see her for dinner and find that she is not there.

But by that time, He Shujun had already disappeared.

She calmly analyzed everything in her mind while jumping down from the window lightly.

During morning reading time, there were almost no people on campus. It was just after seven o'clock.

He Shujun loosened the elastic band of her ponytail, straightened her hair to make herself look more mature, and slightly changed her demeanor.

This was very easy for her. After all, she had been immersed in the nightmare of the narrow building for a long time, and she was no longer the immature student she once was.

She stared at her figure revealed on the glass and nodded with satisfaction.

Soon after, He Shujun nodded to the school guard as if nothing had happened and left the school.

The guard may have thought she was a parent, perhaps a teacher, or perhaps an outsider who came to do business. However, the janitor would not consider her a student who skipped class.

Finally leaving the school, He Shujun breathed a sigh of relief unconsciously. She turned back to look at her former alma mater, a complicated light flashing in her eyes.

She even felt as if something was pushing and pulling her back.

But she finally shook her head.

Then she said to herself in a brisk tone: "Okay, now, let's see what surprises there will be outside the school..."

She took two steps and came to a crossroads.

Here, He Shujun stopped and looked around with a slightly strange expression.

This was not like the building near the school that she remembered.

On Earth, near her high school, opposite this intersection is a small stationery store, then various snack bars, and beyond that is a residential area.

She knew that many senior high school students would move out of their dormitories and rent a house opposite the school for a year in order to study hard.

But now, on the opposite side of this intersection, is a gym.

He Shujun couldn't help but frowned.

At this moment, she realized that this ultimate nightmare was not a complete reproduction of the earth after all; nor could it be.

In this huge scene, there may be countless mission workers and residents of narrow buildings densely packed together.

And every small scene represents this person's nightmare and past experience.