Ren tapped Stella on the shoulder as she was nearly separated, staring at something or someone outside.<br/><br/>After a short wait, they entered the auditorium. Most of the seats in the centre section were already occupied and thus they had ended up seating at the right side of the auditorium. The stage was completely bare save for some sort of large case, large enough to contain an adult human body, he guessed if it was seen at the crematorium it would not look too out of place, save for the cords of wires connecting the entire capsule backstage. In addition, there was a table with a helmet with similar wires plugged to the back of it.<br/><br/>Sawa flailed her arms before them to get their attention before flashing her phone before them. "Looks like there is going to be a demonstration. They're pretty confident about this."<br/><br/>"Yep, but what is going to make us normally lethargic students inclined to volunteer?"<br/><br/>"Sweets?" She joked.<br/><br/>"Oh really?! I can't believe that!" Jasper exclaimed, clearly putting on an exaggerated act to annoy. He calmed down a moment after that as he felt several eyes boring into him. He cleared his throat, "Anyway, don't you think this is a bit too... simple? I read of something similar, like how they locked people in a game by threatening to microwave their brains and removing the logout button."<br/><br/>"Yeah, and that person, the administrator is going to get away with it? Not likely, even if he seals himself in a metal box at the bottom of the ocean. Everything the world does not understand and deem it safe for common use, they fling it at us."<br/><br/>"Oh really? The way we- the city is going, like placing down that Espers and Humans are separate races, that will lead to a conflict, even though it may be true as they claim: Espers are the next step of evolution."<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>"Geez! You don't learn, do you stupid uncle? Taunting me only results in retribution," Isana wagged a finger. "You know, you're better off settling it with that guy with words instead of trying to get back at each other, like having a staring contest." After a second of thought, "Yeah, you should do something soon instead of waiting."<br/><br/>She snapped her fingers, "We'll just throw Ayame into the fray, I don't care." She laughed the the most evil fashion she could remember and wrote Ayame's name down and shuffled into the building, following the queues to the Auditorium.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Shirazumi's eyebrows nearly met, he did not like the newcomer, not one bit. The young man showed no sign of team spirit and was selfishly arrogant. As of now, he decided he would not consider this person as part of their team but some sort of freelancer who would drop off the team with short notice.