"Hey!" A voice called, "Hey, are you here?"
"Are you even awake?" The voice came closer to me and I immediately pulled away from it, annoyed.
And I felt my head drop off the desk."Gyagh-!" I hit the ground hard, groaning.
Slowly, I opened my eyes and found myself face-down on hardwood flooring. I waited for the voice to come back, to scold me for sleeping in class, but when nothing came I decided it was safe to push myself upwards and look around.
There was no way I was coming back from falling off my desk in the middle of class. Surely I would be the laughing stock of the school.
Slowly, I shifted onto my knees, lifting my head.
And I gasped.
I was on the floor of an unfamiliar room with blank white walls and a wooden bed with matching white sheets on it. A desk sat in front of me, pressed against the wall with a swivel chair spun halfway round."What the-" I jumped up, suddenly on edge.
Where was this?
The top of the desk held a keyring and a small box, neatly wrapped in black and white wrapping paper.
Heart beating fast, I moved to the desk as quietly as I could and grabbed the keyring, pushing a key between my knuckles as a weapon in case of attack.
How did I go from sleeping in class to waking up here?
I peered around the corner of the bedroom I was in, but to my surprise, I couldn't see anyone in the next room.
Where had that voice come from?
Slowly, I stepped around the corner.
A small living space was set up in front of me. A low glass coffee table sat in front of a white couch, a small vase with a fake flower placed onto the table. Next to the couch was a wardrobe with sliding doors, unopened and silent.
In a small alcove next to the wardrobe was two doors. One had a nice frosted glass covering it, and the other had a peephole. I decided to look at the frosted glass door first.
When I opened it, the first thing I saw was my own face staring at me from a mirror, confused and with messy hair.
I stepped inside and leant forward, fixing my hair and rubbing my eyes. Finally, I looked at myself again.
This is me.Asahi Seiko, the Ultimate Parkour Expert.
My white hair shot out in different awkward directions, but it was the best I could get it to look. Dark purple eyes stared out from a pale face, my uniform slightly rumpled but not terrible-looking.
I glanced around the room. It had all the basics. A shower, toilet and sink.
Not seeing anything of particular interest, I left the room, closing the door behind me.
I looked upwards, and noticed how tall the ceilings were.
I also noticed something strange.
Frowning, I moved closer to the strange object, trying to make sense of what I was seeing.
Ah!
A security camera?!
What was a camera doing in my room?
A shiver ran down my spine. Was I being watched?
The lens of the camera stared at me silently, offering no answer.
Slowly, I backed away from it, my shoulders squared. Something was off here. Something was definitely off.
I tried to think back to how I could have found myself in a strange room, but my memories were fuzzy. The last thing I remembered was falling asleep in class..."Oh!" I uttered the word out loud, making myself jump.
They had said something about tests before I fell asleep that day. To assure we truly were the Ultimates in our chosen talent.
But why would they wake us up in a random room? This place had nothing to do with my talent!
I ran my hands through my hair in frustration, shaking my head.
A hostage situation? If it was, it was a comfortable one.
Tests? I couldn't perform my talent in a bedroom!
Wait.
The dorm rooms. Future's Hope had all its Ultimate students move into dorm rooms at the beginning of the year. That must have been it. The last thing I remembered was a teacher speaking about the tests. I had performed the test, and passed, and therefore I had been taken to my dorm room to be fully accepted into Future's Hope!
I clapped my hands together happily.
That must be it!
With a new boost of confidence, I strolled to the front door of my dorm room and twisted the handle, yanking the door open.
ESTÀS LLEGINT
Future's Hope - A Danganronpa Spinoff
Fanfiction'Despair is a wretched, horrible thing. It twists and curls around the corners of your mind, waiting for the moment you weaken so it can break in and engulf your thoughts with bleak, depressing imagery. It bides its time, waits until you are hopefu...