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Alr, chill. So, we don't have much bulls**t stuff happening around us. Such as people flying without a flying tool or vehicle, someone creating electricity on their hands without the help of conduction, or that one person who somehow manages to arrive at a location with ridiculous speed.

Jk jk

Nyet. I regret every second of it. So, basically???

Back to the main topic plz

*Inhale* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- Oh, wait. You got my leg. Phew *Pulls out the Sticky Jumper and sticky jump out from there.*

... Forget what I said.

Then, the ultimate weapon to face you in this school is to confuse you. Hold on, confusing eldritch being might actually work...

*Le gasp* The stabby is finally confused! I now know your weakness!

Currently asking about a theory of fiction. See: SH High School thread page 1030.

We might've skipped something... Also, don't forget to know that there are many ways to approach a love interest. So, I don't know if your MC's gonna be the usual pick up boy or maybe an actual loyal lover, but he can get the heroine's heart with some approach.

Fiction wouldn't exist if we, the people, didn't write or imagine it. So?

Seriously though, this is what I've been thinking for so long.

Think about it. If our real-self stabs our OC (which Azure would definitely do), won't that mean we give them immense damage because... REAL PAIN

Guys does our real-life world knife can cut through our fictional OC with ease? Or, in general, does our fictional world and OC can be severely damaged by our only real-life world?

My honest reaction (i didn't sign up for that cursed place, my friend did sign it with my name): ... I. Uhm... I'm not gonna question about Stalingrad.

What is Fandere?

And I have my personal perceive of life that doesn't count you in.