The Author's POV

The sun had already started to set, leaving behind an orange veil of light that enveloped the sky.

Hollberg's city lights brightly lit the surroundings, and despite it being a relatively large city, skyscrapers appeared to be scarce.

Most houses consisted of five stories apartments or villas, and only occasionally would there be a skyscraper in the distance.

Stopping in front of a large mansion that looked to be the size of a football stadium, we quickly left the bus and headed toward the place.

As I left the bus, the first thing I did was stretch my back and legs.

I was honestly exhausted. Despite the fact that I hadn't trained at all today, my mind could barely function properly as everything around me became sort of hazy.

I guess using my brain was just as tiring as using my body.

...well that wasn't the only reason I was tired.

Recently I had only been getting on average 6 hours of sleep a day, which wasn't too bad if it was for a couple of days...but this had been a recurring thing for the past week or so.

Seeing how sleepy I was getting, I knew that the accumulated fatigue I had built up this past week had started crashing on me.

Shaking my head quickly, I looked around to find ways to take my mind off of sleeping.

...I only needed to wait for a further 5 to 10 minutes before being able to get some good shut eye.

As I was trying to keep myself awake, my eyes landed on the other side of the parking area where our bus parked.

Not so far from us, there were already five similar-looking buses parked near the mansion indicating that some of the other classes had already arrived.

Seeing that we weren't the last ones here, I felt my mind clear a bit.

'...it seems like we finished at just the right time.'

Since there were more groups coming, it meant that I had more time to rest.

This was good as I really needed to take a power nap.

"Alright, let's get going"

After talking to the driver of the bus for a bit, Donna waved goodbye to him and led us to the mansion.

Entering the mansion, a nice fragrance invaded my nostrils causing me to uncontrollably salivate.

Looking around, it seemed like I was not the only one who felt that way as most people were staring in the direction of where the nice aroma was coming from.

Turning around, Donna who seemed to have read what was on the mind of most people started speaking

"Alright everyone, I know you guys are hungry, but things need to be done in order."

Taking out a card from her pocket, she pointed towards the reception and said

"First things first, I will call you each by your name and you will then proceed to go to reception and collect your card. After that, you will come back here and wait for the others to finish before heading to your own designated room"

Seeing everyone's deflated looks, Donna lightly smiled and raised her brow

"Don't be so down, don't tell me you guys are planning on eating when you had just sweated for a whole day?"

her watch

as you guys can already tell by the smell, there will be a buffet where everyone can eat and drink as

stomach that had started rumbling ever since I had caught a whiff of the nice fragrance, I quickly collected my room key and made my

place. The insides of the building were decorated with exquisite paintings and statues. Covering the floor

that had a lighter pigmentation compared to the carpet, giving it a sharp and pleasing contrast. At the hem of the

a massive garden where its splendor was further

the garden, I could see a tennis court and a

my head, I couldn't help but wonder how much this

place was, I'd say it cost well over

-Click!

long corridors, I arrived

keys, I had been made aware by the receptionist that I would be given a regular room that consisted of one living room,

...yeah, she said regular

still within the

anything. Therefore, I decided to take a quick shower to remove all of the sweat that had accumulated

-Pomf!

shower, I slumped on the large bed in my room and closed my eyes. I

'Five days...'

long I had before the

lit the room, I covered my

interfere

days' time, as about 1/4 of

'The tragedy of Hollberg'

what this event

and taking a deep breath I was

part

why I never liked to interact with people wasn't just because I was an introvert...no it's because, by the middle stages of the

and transmigration into this world was that life was fickle. Every second, there was a chance you could die. No one was safe from death, especially for extras whose

I got attached to this academy, the more I could firm my will

...but still.

of a lot of students weighed heavily

lives are on

Images of my hands becoming dyed in blood replayed in my

had dreams and aspirations to have a family and become

"Heroes...huh"

word in my mind, I

How laughable...

that wielded power as heroes, they were

that the government had stuck on individuals that wielded power to give hope

what they

as they were responsible for protecting

world most heroes were a bunch of hypocrites that were

than a fleeting thing that could be crushed by

look at Micheal

47th on the Hero ranking. He who was deemed to be a 'Hero' was now planning on massacring a bunch of