: It deleted the digital footprints of the "stolen" work, leaving the honor students looking like they had turned in blank sheets.
When opened, the file didn't contain notes. Instead, it deployed a sophisticated script that gained access to the school’s cloud-based grading system. It was designed to do one thing:
In a prestigious academy where grades dictate social status, the "NTR_Classroom_Sabotage_v0.02.rar" file wasn't just a collection of data—it was a weapon. NTR_Classroom_Sabotage_v0.02.rar
The elites were disqualified, their reputations shattered by their own leaked words. Kaito sat in the silence of the aftermath, the "v0.02" in the filename a quiet reminder to himself—this was only the second phase of his plan. Version 0.03 would target the administration itself.
The screens at the front of the room flickered to life, displaying the Elite Four’s private group chat where they mocked the teachers and admitted to bribing the dean. The Result : It deleted the digital footprints of the
: It identified the top-performing students and "stole" their test answers in real-time, feeding them to the lowest-ranked students.
The file first appeared on the school’s internal forum, posted by an anonymous user known only as "The Architect." It was marketed as a "study aid" for the upcoming finals, but those who downloaded it quickly realized its true, sinister nature. The Payload It was designed to do one thing: In
: It leaked private messages and search histories of the "elites" onto the classroom projectors during the exam. The Sabotage