Toko jolted awake, her heart racing wildly as she found herself in a dimly lit classroom that felt both alien and ominous. The atmosphere was thick with an unsettling silence, and her mind was a blank slate, offering no clues as to how she had ended up in this disquieting environment. As she rose to her feet, her gaze swept across the room, landing on the cold, unyielding cameras that seemed to follow her every move, their lenses glinting like the predatory eyes of a stalking beast. A rush of adrenaline coursed through her veins as she cautiously stepped into the shadowy corridor, the silence amplifying the sound of her own heartbeat echoing in her ears. The hallway opened up into a chamber dominated by a massive, circular vault door, its surface etched with intricate designs that whispered of secrets long hidden. The locking mechanism shimmered ominously beneath the flickering fluorescent lights, casting ghostly shadows that danced across the walls like specters. Flanking the door, robotic arms with skull-like visages loomed, their presence a chilling reminder of the perils that awaited her. Toko's eyes darted around the room, landing on a group of equally perplexed individuals, their faces mirroring her own fear and bewilderment. She resolved to remain there, waiting for clarity to emerge from the chaos. Moments later, a boy entered, only to be swiftly reprimanded by Kiyotaka, who then suggested they introduce themselves. The others nodded in agreement, and the latecomer approached Toko. Her gaze locked onto him, charged with a nervous intensity, and she stammered, her voice tinged with accusation.

"N-not that you’d remember my name or anything, but... I’m T--Toko... Toko Fukawa." A nervous giggle escaped her lips as she fidgeted with her fingers, a faint blush creeping onto her cheeks. "Wh-what? It’s rude to stare, you know." But in a heartbeat, her demeanor shifted, and she snapped, "Stop looking at me like I’m some kind of monster! Y-you think you’ve never seen someone as ugly as me before? You just thought it was hilarious..."