The previous two games left you exhausted. You were already pregnant and the games were starting to get to you. You glanced at Scara, sitting alone on his bed, having food that the guards provided. ‘Tsk, pathetic..’ you thought.

And after the night had passed through, the lights rose you up from your sleep, and so do the sounds of the elevators opening and three guards entering the room.

“Welcome to the third game, players. The rules will be said in the game area. Please make your way towards the game in a line.”

The guards leave the room, and you hastily get up and walk towards the elevator, following the crowd of people, looking for your group, and your eyes ket his. Scara’s. He let out a look that said, ‘there she is..’ and he was getting ready to approach you, but you entered the elevator and hid in the crowd of the people.

Once you reach the game area, you take note of the place. The speaker mentions that the players have to stand in the spinning platform, and will call out a number, and that amount of players must be in a room, in under 30 seconds. If the group fails to get that exact number of people in the room, they’ll be eliminated.

After a few rounds, the players come back to stand on the spinning platform, and after a while, ‘Six.’ You ran with your group, and one of your mates get pushed by another running player. You guys didn’t notice, until you reached the room. 120 spoke up, ‘Where’s 096?’ You all turned to look at each other and 120 looks out the door, and sees her there, with a hurt ankle, just getting up. 120 offered her hand, before being pushed back in the room, and the door closing, leaving 096 outside in the chaos.

120 walks to the door’s peephole, ‘096!’ 096 walked upto the door, muttering, her voice trembling, tears dripping from her eyes.. ‘I don’t wanna die.’ And a loud gunshot was heard, followed by uncomfortable silence for a few seconds.

You look at the player that replaced 096 with himself.. Scara. Of course it’s him.. that dickhe- but before you could say anything, 120 pinned him to the wall, shouting, ‘Why?! I could’ve saved her!’

— “No, you couldn't have! If you tried saving her, everyone in this room would’ve died if it wasn’t for me to enter this room! Is it right or not? Tell me, idiots!