Immortal in Horror Game: She is the Fortune Teller!-Chapter 261 - 256: Strange Divine Academy 1

The group nodded, naturally respecting the coach’s opinion.

Maqi saw they had no objections and sighed in relief, "Alright then, meeting adjourned, head to the game login room."

Josh followed them out, and suddenly a malicious figure emerged beside him, full of resentment.

"I want to team up with you."

It was Yushi.

Ever since Josh led him in a two-on-five match in the Horror Hospital, teaming up with Josh had almost become his obsession.

Josh looked at him amusingly, "I might not have the final say on this, you should ask the coach."

Yushi looked at Ma Qi expectantly.

Maqi pushed his glasses up meticulously, "This time, Josh will handle a solo mission; solo missions are more rewarding. You and Yuze will team up."

Yushi blinked, reluctantly glanced at Josh, then looked at Yuze beside him, "Alright then..."

Yuze: "..." 𝙧𝙚𝙚𝔀𝒆𝓫𝓷𝙤𝓿𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝙤𝓶

Rob sidled up to him, "Captain, your die-hard fan has defected, now you’ve just become a backup option for him."

Yuze’s face darkened, pushing him away, "Get lost."

The group entered the game login room, each drawing their mission.

Yuze, somewhat uneasy, pulled Josh aside to instruct him, "There’s something odd about the Mermaid King; after thinking it over, it’s better not to report it yet. Let’s figure out what’s going on with him first."

Josh nodded, internally smirking. If Yuze reported this, the planners of the "God Creation Game" might treat the Mermaid King as a bug and eliminate him.

Yuze was still soft-hearted.

He sternly warned Josh again, "But stay vigilant, keep a thousand meters away automatically when you see him, got it? This pervert isn’t a good person. If I find out he takes advantage of you again, I’ll deal with you both!"

Josh nodded furiously, "Got it!"

Only then did Yuze feel satisfied, watching her enter the mission instance.

Rob suddenly sidled next to him, "Captain, do you know what you look like now?"

Yuze intuitively felt he was going to say something unpleasant, pushing his head away.

Rob fearlessly continued, "Like a father sending his child to kindergarten for the first day."

"Scram!"

*

Josh drew an Identity Card and entered the new solo mission "Strange Divine Academy."

[Welcome to the mission "Strange Divine Academy"]

[The Divine Academy is a place blessed by gods. On the left, the Red Rose Academy focuses on learning combat skills, with a strong emphasis on realism. The students there are mostly enthusiastic and lively like the bright sun.

On the right, the White Rose Academy focuses on moral education, full of romanticism. The students there are generally calm and elegant, pure and flawless.

The Red and White Rose Academies both believe in the same god, the Pope.

To graduate from the academy successfully, besides passing three tests, they also need the permission of His Holiness the Pope.]

[This mission instance is a solo S-level story mission, resurrection cards and clearance props cannot be used, please be aware.]

[Please strictly adhere to the academy’s rules, violators will be severely punished.]

[Players, please prepare to start the game, countdown one minute, 59, 58, 57...]

[Ding! Countdown finished, the game officially begins, players, please take it seriously and play civilly.]

[Your identity is a newly admitted student at the Divine Academy, assigned to the Red Rose Academy.]

[Your main task is to ensure within one month that your friend from the White Rose Academy can survive to the end and earn a graduation qualification.]

When she opened her eyes, she was standing in front of an architecturally distinct academy.

The academy was symmetrical, with the scarlet teaching buildings, dormitories, and administrative buildings on the left, and the perfectly matching snow-white buildings on the right.

The floor tiles of the teaching buildings on both sides were distinctly red and white.

On the boundary between red and white stood a white statue, with a small flowerbed at its base, circled by red and white roses, bursting with life force.

Josh glanced up at the statue. She wasn’t sure if it was her imagination, but she felt that for a moment, she made eye contact with the statue.

The statue depicted an adult male, even from the sculpture you could tell how exceptionally handsome he was, with holy Pala Gems embedded in his eyes.

Strangely, the statue’s lips were painted a bizarre black, without eyebrows, with golden symmetrical patterns on its neck, and a sharp crucifix shape precisely aimed at the statue’s neck.

Although his eyes were embedded with golden Pala Gems, the way he gazed downward conjured images of a mad, arrogant killer.

Yet he wore a collared white priest’s robe, which featured intricate symmetrical patterns in silver and black—its splendor tinged with an indescribable eeriness.

The statue’s left half stood on the Red Academy’s boundary, wielding a Longsword symbolizing slaughter, while the right half stood at the White Academy, holding a book symbolizing knowledge.

At its feet directly in front, a white stone pedestal engraved with the rules and regulations of the Divine Academy.

Josh glanced at the dozen or so rules carved there, slightly raising an eyebrow.

An unruly crowd was at the gate, about 20 of them by estimation.

In the crowd were also a few familiar faces.

Josh raised an eyebrow slightly, her luck was unmatched.

Within the crowd, Susanna, Lulu, and Mina had also spotted her.

Josh shifted her gaze, showing no intention of greeting them.

A broadcast sounded throughout the campus, "All new students please gather at the door of classroom 1-444 on the first floor of the central public teaching building within one minute. Tardiness will be severely punished."

The severe punishment in the God Creation Game was certainly more than just a simple penalty; it might even be life-threatening.

The crowd stirred restlessly, "Where is 1-444? I can’t find it!"

Some people had already begun searching the first floor. Other than the Red and White Academies on either side, there was actually only one central public teaching building, featuring just four classrooms per floor.

But the problem was, there were no classroom numbers at the entrances—just empty doors and windows and students inside who were in self-study.

The students sat mixed red and white, each expressionless and sitting very upright, as if they were seriously doing homework.

Who knew which classroom was which?

"59, 58, 57, 56, 55..." The broadcast counted down, making everyone inexplicably anxious.

Lulu and Susanna were also looking for classrooms.

All four classrooms were filled with people, so how were they to find the right one?

Someone tried knocking on a classroom door, but the students inside raised their heads almost simultaneously, expressions gloomy and reproachful. Their overly uniform actions and expressions were creepily goosebump-inducing.

No matter what the player asked, they remained silent, even standing up slowly, causing the classroom to grow increasingly cold.

Frightened, the player backed away, not daring to disturb them further.

As the classroom door closed, the students slowly sat back down and resumed their homework.