Steps to Separate Fiction From Reality
@mandatedmischief || Traumatic Ramifications
One week since the end of the killing game. . . one week since everyone woke up from the virtual hellscape. . . one week since the class of 78-B were expected to return to their daily lives. To actually assume that any of them were mentally capable of such a feat should be unheard of, yet Hope’s Peak instructed it so. Shuuichi didn’t even bother to entertain such a futile attempt — not when the memories of his former life came crashing down mere moments after regaining consciousness. Well, more like the missing memories of the past six months; all of Shirogane’s tall-tales were full of lies, but none of them even approached the fact that his friends during the killing game were in reality his classmates at Hope’s Peak Academy.
So many memories, some clashing with each other viciously, it was almost enough to give Shuuichi a migraine. No matter how much he holed himself up in his room would the divide between fact and fiction merge in his mind. Well, not by himself at least. He still wasn’t ready to attend any lectures, but Shuuichi got up one morning before classes began to wait outside the dorm room of a certain individual — hopefully speaking with him would lead to some sort of insight. A gentle yet rapid three taps against the door would signal his arrival; to say he wasn’t nervous would be an understatement. Playing with this brim of his cap, he could only stand around in anticipation for Ouma to open the door.












