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The bearer of bad news huh... That could only mean they are in a bad situation. Kiku braced himself for what the teacher is about to say next. Yume seemed really interested in hearing this and she wasn't as scared as before now, she even moved a bit closer to him. Kiku thought of telling him to be careful, but Kei-sensei didn't really give off a dangerous vibe, more like the opposite. Guess having someone like Kei-sensei can be pretty relieving. Someone would be hear to answer their questions as well. Though, he still kept his guard on in case things go wrong. He doubt something would happen right now though.Kei-sensei then explained what is happening. They are in some kind of replica of Heavenly Host School which is a spiritual real that were made by lost souls. "A-Are you saying the truth?" His story was unrealistic for Kiku, but from what he saw and see right now, everything he was saying might actually be true. There's a high chance, and these information weren't being helpful. His vision gradually was blackening, things he saw slowly lost color, but he still managed to not let his condition devour him. He tried to control it by thinking of Yume and the rest. He held the scrap that is inside his pocket, it was somehow giving him hope.Yume moved closer, wanting to hear the man clearly. Kiku stayed behind to have full sight of things. Kei-sensei continued, answering his earlier question. He was a teacher at another school, Amazaki it seems. He had been at this for a while now and studied it the whole time he was here. Also mentioning that there were plenty of secrets in here and that he knew some.Moving a bit nearer to the two, he asked with Yume, "Will you please share those secrets?" Hopefully he would, but Kiku has this feeling that it won't be for free, and the cost might be high. He could be wrong though, he must be wrong.
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"Of course!" Surprisingly, Kei was incredibly sincere. He flipped open his notebook and began seeking out pages, speaking as he did so. "But...I'd like you to help me with something. I'd like you to help me research this place, and learn it's secrets. My reasons are simple: so that future generations may have an easy chance at escape, unlike all those that died before them. This quest would be secondary to your own and is completely optional, however any and all information you gather here could help." As he finished, he flipped open the apparent page he was searching for. The page was titled "Heavenly Host Facts" and was almost completely filled with writing.

"And now I ask you this: what is it you'd want to know? Between me and my three colleagues, two of which are now deceased, I've accumulated enough knowledge to answer most questions you should throw at me. Something simple like 'Explain so and so' or 'Where am I in the school now' is preferable."