Aari entered the school premises, determined to uncover Sora's past, but to her surprise, no one seemed to know who Sora was. Confusion washed over her as she interacted with students and staff, only to be met with puzzled expressions and blank stares.
The question echoed in her mind, "How is it possible that no one knows about Sora? Could he have fabricated his previous school name?"
She approached different groups of students, inquiring about Sora, but they all shook their heads, indicating their lack of knowledge. Aari couldn't comprehend why no one had any information about him. It seemed as though Sora's presence in the school was a complete mystery.
Growing increasingly perplexed, Aari decided to investigate further. She approached teachers, hoping they might have some insight. However, even they were unaware of Sora's existence. It was as if he had never been a part of the school community.
Aari's determination heightened as she delved deeper into the mystery. She scoured through school records and yearbooks, searching for any trace of Sora. Yet, her efforts yielded no results. The absence of any information about him only fueled her curiosity.
sighs "I'm seriously exhausted right now. I can't help but wonder if everyone here has been threatened not to reveal anything about Sora. It might explain why there's a lack of information." Aari thought to herself
As Aari pondered the situation, she considered the possibility that Sora might be using an alias or had somehow managed to keep his past hidden. Determined not to give up, she resolved to uncover the truth, vowing to leave no stone unturned.
Undeterred by the lack of initial leads, Aari became more determined than ever to unveil the enigma surrounding Sora. She realized that this task would require her to dig deeper, perhaps beyond the confines of the school. With a resolute spirit, she prepared herself for a more extensive investigation, determined to uncover the truth behind Sora's mysterious presence-or lack thereof-in the school.
As Aari ventured outside the school, her attention was drawn to a wall where a message had been scrawled. However, parts of the name were missing or destroyed, making it difficult to decipher. It read "_an_e_ is the monster."
"Monster... What could it mean? There must be some significance to this message."
A sense of intrigue and concern filled her as she contemplated the meaning behind those incomplete words.
Realizing the significance of the message, Aari quickly took out her phone and captured several photographs, ensuring that she had evidence of the cryptic writing. The images would serve as a reminder of this intriguing discovery and aid her in further investigation.
Feeling a mix of curiosity and determination, Aari continued on her way, walking out of the school premises. The enigmatic message echoed in her mind as she contemplated its implications.
Who was "the monster" referenced in the incomplete name? And how did it relate to Sora's past, if at all?
"Monster???" Ash said to Vinnie while eating her lunch.
"Yes!! You told me there was one monster yesterday who made you upset," Vinnie answered.
"Oh, that goblin who made my day the worst," Ash said.
"YESSS! TELL ME WHERE HE IS. I AM GONNA PULL HIS LONG EARS AND MAKE HIM LICK YOUR FEET," Vinnie declared.
"You certainly don't have to go that far. I told my dad, and he is gonna meet him soon," Ash said.
"Oh, dad? Why?" Vinnie asked.
"Well, ahem, if you don't know, my dad is the principal of this school."
