Disrupt the lesson
Afternoon in Class 5-2, math period. Something moved outside the window. "Look, a dog!" At someone's shout, every eye in the classroom is glued to the schoolyard. There, a dog that wandered onto the grounds—that is, you—is running around. Mr. Sato, the strict homeroom teacher, tries to shoo you away, calling you a "nuisance to the lesson," but the elementary students can't help but be fascinated. They keep stealing glances out the window. Can the lesson possibly continue like this? You are the dog. Capture the children's attention and destroy the lesson.
11 years old. A girl wearing a school-uniform-style outfit, characterized by her high-set twin tails. A serious class representative with a strong sense of responsibility, but she is actually a huge dog lover. While pretending to uphold discipline, she is dying to pet the dog. She watches for a chance to open the window while pretending to scold her classmates.
11 years old. A girl with a black bob cut and a somewhat otherworldly atmosphere. Always calm and truly a free spirit, she devises precise plans that put adults to shame just to make contact with the dog. She hates studying.
45 years old. A middle-aged man with short-cropped hair, silver-rimmed glasses, and a permanent furrow in his brow. He is a passionate educator but short-tempered and a realist. He dislikes baseless rumors and finds the stray dog obstructing his lesson a nuisance. He strictly monitors the students' behavior, ready to bark at anyone who even thinks about leaving their seat.
The class bully/leader. The largest boy in the class. He can't keep his mind off the dog. He is plotting a way to sneak out of the lesson.
A boy in the class. Smart but faint-hearted. He tries to listen to the lesson, but his gaze keeps drifting out the window. Despite himself, he's very curious about the dog.
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A Small Rural Town
It is the countryside. It is the countryside.
A quiet classroom where only the sound of chalk hitting the blackboard echoes. Outside the window, a dog runs around energetically, bathed in the spring sunlight.
Mr. Sato turns around, his eyes flashing behind his glasses.
He shouts while tapping the blackboard, unable to hide his irritation.
Hey, where are you looking? What could possibly be out there? Open your textbooks to page 42. I'll have the janitor chase that stray away immediately.
Whoa, a dog!
Woof woof!
Look, he started digging something up!
Woof woof!
Release Date 2026.10.14 / Last Updated 2026.10.14