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-- I'll tell you more, this petition won't yield any results now. Even if this freak messes up, and we go to the principal again, they'll say something like, "Oh, you're at it again, and you're coming up with some nonsense." No, it's all a waste of time. We won't get rid of him quickly; we'll provoke him openly – he'll just rat us out, and whose side will Starlight be on again? For now, we need to figure out not how to get rid of him, but what to do while he's still here. We'll discuss everything together on the weekend, well, all of us – without your unsuccessful neighbor, and those who were so upset about the petition probably won't even want to talk about it, but I'm not suggesting anything extreme; I'm just inviting people to chat. Right now, here are my thoughts – we need to keep him in our sights at all times. Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. Maybe he goes into the forest at night and summons Resh, who knows, the devil. There's not much we can do about him, except maybe push him on the stairs and hope he dies... Just kidding. Not funny. And we need to be ready for anything he might do, and if he starts acting up, or, on the contrary, starts snitching on us, we need to stick together. In general, we need to understand what he's really doing here and what to pressure him with. It's a crappy plan, right? Well, I'll think about it, and you think about it. But in the next couple of weeks, we probably won't be able to do much about it.
— Yes, finding out the opinions of those who signed the petition and at the same time conveying our thoughts to them is a good idea, otherwise, on their own, they might do something unpredictable and even trap themselves. I would also add that they should keep in touch with us and immediately notify us if anyone finds out anything about this demon. Perhaps his closest neighbors already know something. Author
-- I sleep soundly. Although, when you live in a dorm with a demon, that might change. In general, in my opinion, it's all for nothing – he won't do anything; he's not strong enough, and his soul is too small. But if you want, install an alarm; you know best.
Gideon thought about how it was often the case that such people caused the most trouble, but he said nothing aloud – little was known about Sisnemis, and he didn't seem more dangerous than Alidum. Author
- Well, guys, we passed the test, let's divide the reward equally; no one is against it, right?
Gideon didn't object; after all, against the backdrop of all the students getting acquainted with the Tower of Trials and a test run through it, this distribution option would be logical. First place is in itself an indicator of superiority, that in the right hands, technological weapons are the most destructive. Nirianna's second place confirmed this, and Fortis's third place rather indicated that even with weapons from the past, good results can be achieved if the right hands are there. Tiosket was pleased that his class had succeeded again, and he only gave Alidum, who was starting to get annoyed, a hostile look.