Echoid

A high school student who believes that reality is merely an illusion begins to witness strange and unexpected events as the school year starts. At first, he assumes these occurrences are just tricks of his own mind, but over time, he starts to realize that there is a deeper and more mysterious truth behind them. While the people around him seem lost in the mundanity of everyday life, he is keenly aware that something is not quite right.

Who am ı?

(It's not important, let's get back to our topic.)

(I should check my email; something from Leonardo Moretti might come in at any moment.)

Our character checks their email.

(Yes, there's something.)

Email: Let's meet at our usual place today at 6 PM. After a little chat, we'll head to the community, and you'll learn everything.

(Great news! Finally, we're starting. Finally!)

Our character writes a reply.

Email: Alright, Leonardo, we're starting now. I am so excited for this. We're going to change the world.

(It's 2:30 PM, only a little time left. I can't sit still from excitement. These decisions, these moments—everything has changed my life.)

(Even though I want to change this world, what will it bring me? I have no knowledge, but making this my goal is a good thing.)

(Although my general aim seems to be changing the world, it's very difficult. There will always be bad people in this world; that's inevitable. My goal is to scare these bad people into doing nothing. This might even increase their numbers, but sometimes you have to take risks.)

(In this system, it infuriates me that worthless people are somewhere instead of good people who deserve everything. We need to stop this.)

There's a knock at the door.

Sarah: Open the door, ****.

Our character opens the door.

Courier: You have a package.

Courier: No name listed. Just from Justice Store.

Our character takes the package and closes the door.

Sarah: What did you get?

Sarah: You're starting to take care of yourself more.

(I can understand this; Leonardo must have sent something.)

Our character goes to their room and opens the package.

(A laptop, huh? There's also a USB drive.)

(Let's see what this is about.)

Our character turns on the laptop.

(It's easily accessible with no password. Why did they do this? Why are there no security measures?)

(The USB might contain something important, but first, I need to check if this laptop is connected to the internet. Otherwise, any information I plug into the USB could be sent to them. I definitely don't trust them.)

(Alright, it's not connected. No problem.)

(I need to check if there's a camera or anything else on it.)

(No issues there either.)

Our character plugs in the USB drive.

(There's only a note inside.)

Note: Hello, our new member! We wanted to greet you like this. From now on, we'll communicate here, and together we'll change the world. You can keep your anonymity against us, but remember, every anonymity hides a reality.

(Okay, I understand everything well, but that last sentence sounded a bit silly. Whatever, I don't care about that.)

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The Justice Delivery