Kidnapped to Another World

KTAWD Chapter 6

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Dreamweaver Chapter 6

"OK, Akira, I want you to pick ten people to be your team. Start stacking up desks around the stair area to form a barricade. We won't have much time. Hurry!" I said, excitedly.

"So are you in charge?" Yumi asked, giving me an odd look.

I shrugged, and no one objected seeing how messy the axe blade looked.

"Eh? How will we know how much time we have before they get here? Is there some way to know for sure?" Akira responded with a lot of anxiety. He was already counting the people around us and looking at nearby classrooms. One of his friends he signaled to come over to him.

"That's a hell of a good question. If they come over with our pants have down we're really going to be f@*(@ed!" Yuta said.

"Huh...I didn't think someone like Yuta could swear," Yumi said a bit surprised.

Yuta's lip twitched in response and he didn't say anything back.

I paused thinking it over, "if I'm right any second a whole bunch of students will start flooding up the stairs once those things from outside reach their classrooms. That will be the signal that they are almost upon us. The monsters getting close to us should cause like a mob mentality to escape," I responded. We were both looking at the staircase. It had a nice guard rail that would help with barricading but it was a LOT of open space and open air to cover up. It made me really nervous. We'd need a lot of desks to cover up this area well enough to have a good fence.

"That...sounds about like what would really happen," Yumi sighed.

"So you're saying we'll know when they're about to hit us if we watch for the right behaviors. That's good enough for me, let's get to work," Akira confirmed. They were already moving stuff piece by piece.

"Right, but we won't have much time to barricade the desks in over the stairs after the other students start pouring through," I said.

"But won't that mean some students will be trapped on the other side of the barricade?" Miss Asakura exclaimed tearfully. She'd hit on an area I hadn't wanted to mention. It would be a sensitive issue to explain to them how to work this out...

"Yes Sensei. It's inevitable we won't be able to save everyone. But we'll try to not be selfish and keep it open as long as we can and help everyone we can," I explained.

"I don't know Shun. How can I as a teacher leave someone behind? Someone will be trapped on the other side," she protested.

"You will have to steel your willpower Sensei. We won't be able to save one at the expense of the many. When the time comes, Akira and I will have to have the barricade closed no matter who is on the other side. Even if it were me on the other side, or another of your students it will have to be closed and we will have to see someone die on the other side. It comes down to the one isn't more important than the group. If we lose everyone because of that one trying to get through all will be lost if you don't use your mental fortitude. So you'll have to be tough," I explained.