Danganronpa V3 Trial 4 Novels & Stories

Numbers, names, and locations shimmer on the screen in bold, bright-orange font. I scan for my own name. Ava Foster. Points: Zero. Won’t stay like that for long, I think to myself with a wry grin. Beside the points is a long list of wanted demons. “Now that everyone’s here, let’s begin,” Aamon says, clasping his hands behind his back and pacing. He nods briefly at the screen. “This is where your progress during the Demon Hunter Trials will be recorded. The leaderboard contains everything you need to know. It will be synced to your tracker at all times and within all realms. Lose it and you will be disqualified, effective immediately.”

"Wade, bark three times and spin around." The dog barked thrice and spun in a circle. Their jaws dropped. I said evenly, "Now, do you finally believe this dog is Wade? But I have one question—how can you be so sure you could have given birth to a dog?" Even the court clerk recording everything stifled a laugh. The livestream went insane. "Harry is hilarious! He kept saying they couldn't give birth to a son like Wade, but they insisted they could!" "Hold your laughter. The verdict isn't final yet!"

I was relieved—I didn't want to have anything to do with them anymore. Gary picked up my urn and took it to my resting spot. I looked around, feeling satisfied. It was a place with a nice view. He stroked my photo, his lips moving slightly. I had to get closer to him to hear him mumbling an apology. What was the point, though? I no longer harbored any hope for these people. Anyway, I was already dead. If they really wanted to apologize to me, they could do it once they were dead, too.

The Luna trial challenge consisted of three phases. The trial of the body, the trial of the mind and the trial of the soul. Each trial was attempted on separate days, with a two-day interval in between. That morning, Scarlett sat beside Dylan in his study, listening to Jordan as he fully explained the trial to her. "Once you begin, you can't back out." He was saying. "If at any point you give up, it will be assumed that you are not capable and strong enough to rule the pack beside the Alpha."

I removed the earphones and put them back in my purse. The landing was announced. At the same time, "Laia." I felt my head naturally turn towards him. He placed his phone on the top of my purse. I gave him an inquiring look, for which he signalled with his eyes, telling me to look at it. I picked up the phone and looked at the screen. I felt my mind going blank. While I was still struggling to believe that, he swiped over to reveal the next screenshot. Seeing that, I felt like jumping off the plane which wasn't possible anymore since the plane made the landing at the Shenzhen airport.

“The third trial will test whether your love is stronger than your darkness. The darkness around Kiera pulsed, responding to the Broker’s words. “Prepare yourself, Guardian. The final trial comes in three days. And unlike the first two, there will be no escape, redemption through honesty. The third trial demands sacrifice. Something precious will be lost, regardless of outcome. The only question is what you’ll choose to surrender.” The amphitheater began to dissolve, walls bleeding into nothing.

Can't we just cool off? [Selena, when will you let me back into your life? Take your time to chill, but come back to me. Let's give it another shot.] He had even wired 75,000 dollars to my account and attached a note. [Use it to unwind. I'll be here waiting.] I forced a smile. Henry still had no clue I was done for good, and there was no coming back to him. I was about to hit the emergency call when my grip went weak, my phone clattered to the floor.

Hunter screams at me. I nervously nod my head, scampering out of the room as quickly as I can. I smile as I exit the room, closing the door behind me. I hear a giant crash as something is pummelled into the door. Instantly confirming that I managed to succeed in my plan. Stage three is complete. Now onto stage four. I smile triumphantly, knowing I've won.

Just looking around, I can tell who has a place in the main dorms and who are like us, in cells and such. Standing at the front, I wait. Riven and Sera push closer to me, and I now notice the Alphas seated close by as well. So is this going to be a public display of beating me for not following orders? I feel like it is. “Today’s trial begins now. You will be in groups of three. Only one person can win in the groups of three.” One? Riven and Sera sob behind me. So I can’t save them?

Too defensive. He raises both hands in surrender. In truth, I’m not really angry at Mason. Just— Frustrated. And annoyed. With Damon. Did he really not care enough about me winning these trials to disappear like this? Had he found another solution? Had I… stopped being necessary in his plans? There’s no set date for the trials yet. There will be three tests. One for strength. One for endurance. And the final— Claim. But they won’t happen on the same day.