Sekai ga Death Game ni Natta no de Tanoshii desu

I knew you weren't even here.

The syndicates went up the stairs and reached the ground floor.

There, too, a stuffed shell just like underground.

There is a luxurious space open to no one.

"What's wrong with you?

Obviously, Sei wonders how Syndicate is straining himself more than before entering the entrance.

I have no enemies.

Wouldn't that be a good thing?

"Um, sort of..."

In response to Sei's question, such vague responses as he had answered and did not, Syndicate approaches the elevator that was nearby and presses the button.

"Doesn't it work, huh? This is more troublesome than I thought."

After hitting the button several times in a row, Syndicate began to think in arms in front of the elevator door.

"Um... what's the trouble?

Not knowing the situation, not knowing what Syndicate was thinking, and beginning to feel a little alienated, Sei threw the question at Syndicate again to clog it up.

"What... No, let me ask you the other way. What does Changchun think of the situation?

Without looking back, keep your arms in front of the elevator, Syndicate asks Sei.

"Huh?"

Suddenly, to Syndicate's question asked, Sai clogs his words.

"Uh..."

"Where you're supposed to be, there's nobody there. Tell me honestly what you think of this situation."

"Honestly?"

Honest answer.

That's good to have no enemies. Lucky you.

But the answer is, Syndicate's thoughts and perhaps a different answer.

That's about it, I know Sei.

Such a hunch binds Sai and makes him unable to speak up.

I don't want to answer.

"... honestly, I was wondering if it would have been good"

But I have to give it back more than they asked me.

A bitter decision.

To squeeze it out, Sai returned the candid sentiments he thought about the situation.

"Hmm, good. What made you so glad?

Syndicate's question continues.

"I still don't have to fight it, so I have to fight it."

"Yeah, you are. I've never crossed without a fight."

Sai is relieved by Syndicate's consent.

"But why do you think no one was there?

"It's, uh..."

Syndicate questions that are not over yet.

I don't want to get sloppy.

With that in mind, Sei ponders the answer.

What is the correct answer?

Sai recalls and answers to Syndicate's words so far.

"Isn't it because you haven't been able to detect? Yesterday, they didn't know anything, did they? So I can't be vigilant..."

"If you don't understand, you're on guard, aren't you? What are you talking about?

Until now, Syndicate looking at the elevator looks back at Sai.

Syndicate's eyes were just a little cold.

"Ugh... I don't know anymore! What is it, the answer? Tell me the correct answer!

Looking into Syndicate's eyes, Sei, with a broken heart, stuffs herself in Syndicate in tears.

"Wow!? No, not answers or anything, just trying to exchange opinions..."

"I don't care what my opinion is! I follow the seniors' thoughts, so tell me what they think!

As the momentum stands, Sai speaks out.

Hearing the words, Syndicate shut her mouth.

Then close your eyes, close your palms, and open them immediately.

"Okay. It's easy to sum up my thoughts."

The tone of Syndicate that said so was mild.

Calm, warm.

My eyes are not looking at Sai.

"Yes, please"

Well, Sei couldn't react to the change in the syndicate.

I can't afford my heart as much as I can.

"First of all, I think the situation is pretty bad right now. Why, because now we and the Raiders are in a reverse position."

"Reverse?"

Sai puts his neck up.

"Yeah. On our plans, we were supposed to ambush raiders who were supposed to be on guard underground or on this floor, reducing their opponent's fighting power, while confusing them and beating them, but that's the reverse now. Because I have an array."

Syndicate points to an object at the end of the elevator door.

"CCTV, is it?

"Yes. That camera is the stuff originally installed in this apartment, but it's placed on all the floors. The only thing I can see that image is the security room in the basement..."

To the words of Syndicate, who said only a few words, Sei continues.

"Are you saying that the raiders might be watching the sole? But shouldn't we destroy it every time we find something like that?

"Surveillance cameras… or information obtained from sight, if this one is visible, the other person will know. It doesn't make much sense to destroy it every time you find it. Plus, it's possible that the Raiders are planting even more difficult and high-performance detectors on their own."

Gently, exhale, Syndicate continues.

I mean, we're still being watched by raiders.

"I see."

Sai snorts.

"I see... anyway, being able to monitor them means they can ambush us at any time. Wherever you want, whenever you want. I'm going to ambush you, but I'm going to be ambushed. That's what's going on."

"Really?"

Sai, yeah, nagging.

"No, I didn't."

"It's okay."

Sai runs out.

"Are you okay?"

"Yes. Because the seniors defeated the cat-eared boy who was so strong, right?

Sai smiles.

"So it's okay. Sure, I don't know when I'm going to be ambushed right now, but seniors can surely defeat those who have raided me. It's okay."

With that said, Sei makes a tiny gutsy pose next to her face.

Face, smile.

Cheerful, very cute, encouraging face.

"... thanks"

Syndicate looks at his face and gives him back his thanks.

Close your eyes and smile.

Don't look at Sai's face.

Encouraging is for those who are not parties to do so.

To swallow those words.

"Then go. Either way, we have to move on."

That's what Syndicate says, releasing the silent space he made with 'Funny Jokes (Black Jokes)'.

Information about the sounds that were blocked fills Syndicate's space.

What you hear is air-conditioning and lights running in vain, and the sound of cameras.

And it's coming from up there, unwilling to hide, signs of one person.

"... go"

Small, crush.

Syndicate walks out toward the stairs.

"Yes."

Sai follows after that.

It's the apartment that goes on.

Behavior is being monitored and expected to strike, Fortress.

Syndicate would not have been anxious to challenge the two of us there.