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Chapter 6

Author: Moon Season
A normal school day followed its usual rhythm: class, then break, class, then break.

Finally, it was the last period, P.E.

The sunset in the sky had been torn open, like bloody wounds ripped across the horizon.

I stood on the field, my consciousness hazy, playing games with my classmates.

Then, all at once, someone in the crowd screamed in terror.

I heard my heart pounding violently in my chest as I ran with the others.

But when I reached the classroom door, I found every door tightly shut
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    The class president and I began asking around about what had happened to the madman after the incident years ago.In the end, we learned that he'd gone to a psychiatric hospital.After finally mustering enough courage, we went to the psychiatric hospital and asked to see him.But we were told that after years of treatment, the madman had never improved.His body had also developed serious illnesses.So according to procedure, his family had already taken him home.The class president and I looked at each other sharply."I think I know why Theo appeared to warn us."After returning to school, we immediately found the old teacher and told him that the madman who'd killed countless students years ago had been released from the psychiatric hospital."He used to come to the school every day, so his home shouldn't be far from here."Could he think he was sent to the psychiatric hospital because of us, then come back for revenge?"The world of a mentally ill person was always unpre

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    "Many years ago, a horrifying death happened at this school."Back then, school management wasn't very strict. Many elderly people would bring their grandchildren to the field to play, and quite a few scrap collectors survived by picking through the trash cans."A madman appeared around that time."The old teacher took off his glasses and sighed."At first, he only held a few bottles and sat in the corner, smiling as he watched the children on the field."Sometimes he also carried rotten vegetables and stale buns. His clothes were quite clean."So everyone guessed he wasn't entirely without family or care."I was the only one who found him odd at the time, so I reported it to my superiors. But the dean didn't take it seriously."I never expected that one day, the madman would suddenly pull a fruit knife out from the pile of rotten leaves he was carrying..."A crazed man grabbed children on the field.The knife went in clean and came out red. Stomachs were split open, dragging

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    A normal school day followed its usual rhythm: class, then break, class, then break.Finally, it was the last period, P.E.The sunset in the sky had been torn open, like bloody wounds ripped across the horizon.I stood on the field, my consciousness hazy, playing games with my classmates.Then, all at once, someone in the crowd screamed in terror.I heard my heart pounding violently in my chest as I ran with the others.But when I reached the classroom door, I found every door tightly shut.Behind me, that sticky feeling connected to death slowly approached, thick enough to suffocate me.The scene suddenly changed.I saw Theo standing at the end of the hallway, smiling at me.As he smiled, his head slid off his neck.It fell straight over the railing.And in the darkness behind him, a face slowly began to smile.I finally woke up drenched in sweat.The feeling of barely escaping death made me gasp for air.For the next few days, I had the same dream every night.I becam

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    Ms. Keller suspected I had psychological issues, so she asked the class president to talk to me.Although he was reluctant, he still sat down beside me unwillingly.I didn't expect myself to ask directly, "Theo doesn't exist at all. So the reason you suddenly got so scared before wasn't because of the grove—it was because I mentioned Theo, right?"The class president's eyes widened. After a long while, he swallowed."Not entirely."Actually, I heard from Grace that you kept calling empty air Theo, then eating with a patch of empty air, playing ball with it..."But that wasn't the scariest part."The class president looked around with difficulty, his whole body trembling. Then he asked me carefully, "Is Theo here now?"I shook my head. "He disappeared yesterday."I still wanted to know why he'd disappeared.Only then did the class president let out a breath of relief. "At first, I thought there was something wrong with your head. But that day, when we were talking in the hallw

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    Theo was the first to think of the paper Connor had found when he snuck back to the classroom during P.E. and searched my desk."He must have had a reason for doing that.""Yeah, but I can't think of one at all."Feeling helpless, I showed Theo the sheet of paper."It's just an ordinary health screening form. It says everything's normal."I'd racked my brain but still couldn't figure out why Connor would dig through my desk to look at my health report.Theo's frustration was written all over his face. "Was he afraid you had some contagious disease and would infect him?"I looked down at myself. "I'm clean, healthy, and look perfectly fine. How could I be sick?""Nonsense. Of course I know you're not sick." Theo rolled his eyes.The whole thing was too strange.I suddenly remembered that a few days ago, I'd asked the class president whether there was anything odd about me.He'd looked me up and down in confusion and said I seemed normal.So at least in the class president's

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