Surviving at the Resurrection School

Yohan, who had once been the High Priest, met his death branded as a traitor who had colluded with demons after his master’s betrayal.

Afterward, Yohan opened his eyes in a place called the Nameless Realm. It was said that souls from countless dimensions gathered there, and within that realm existed the Resurrection School Fantasmademia, which offered one more chance at life.

Graduate safely after five years, and you can choose the time period you wish to be reborn?

Tempted by the outrageous reward, Yohan decided to enroll in Fantasmademia.

That decision became the greatest mistake of his life.

“Teachers of Fantasmademia, awaken! Awaken!”

“Fantasmademia must guarantee its students’ sleep hours! How can anyone say it makes sense to be pecked to death by a griffin for sleeping more than four hours!”

“Fantasmademia must reform its monthly aptitude tests! Who came up with the brilliant idea of making the exam period last all 365 days of the year!”

Something was wrong about the school he entered.

When he woke up in the morning, it wasn’t strange if the friend in the bed next to him got kidnapped by a griffin.

It wasn’t strange if a massive serpent fell from the sky.

It wasn’t strange if the friend he had just been talking to suddenly turned into a white bird.

It was that kind of suspicious school.

Would Yohan be able to graduate from Fantasmademia… or even just survive it?

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All the way to the school, even the examiners who accepted his enrollment forms had asked whether he had really prepared himself for this.

After his first battle, Yohan seriously considered dropping out.

He hesitated because the rule said that once you dropped out, you could never re-enroll. But if he was only going to die so pointlessly, he began to wonder if enrolling had meant anything at all.

As he stood there, filled with doubt and holding his withdrawal form with a heavy heart, the vice headmaster, who was processing a mountain of dropout applications at the time, said this to him:

‘Yohan, you’re the top student in your year, so dropping out isn’t even an option.’

For reference, the vice headmaster of this school was a demon.

Not figuratively, but literally.

His species was demon.

And he proved his demonic nature right after the entrance ceremony, through the following announcement:

To all students injured during the entrance ceremony, you must have noticed that your bodies healed the moment you entered the dormitory.

The place where the ceremony took place was inside an illusion barrier, so everything you experienced there wasn’t real.

Therefore, even the students who died in battle have been revived outside the academy gates, so there’s no need to worry.

The entrance ceremony was a test to measure the courage of Fantasmademia’s new students.

Good work, everyone.

Vice Headmaster, Serdik Agor.

Yohan still remembered the screams of the freshmen echoing throughout the dorms after that notice was delivered to every room.

That had already been a month ago.