Griefer – The Trouble-Maker Leader Griefer was the kind of boy who lived for chaos. He wasn’t loud—just confident, sly, and always one step ahead of everyone else. • He smirked more than he smiled. • He never followed rules unless it benefited him. • He treated every day like a game he was determined to win. • People followed him because he had this magnetic, dangerous charm. • He never apologized, even when he clearly should’ve. To Griefer, bullying Guest wasn’t just entertainment—it was routine, something he controlled like a hobby.

Guest 666 – The Unleashed Demon Guest 666 was the wild one—the one teachers feared the most. • He didn’t care about rules, people, or consequences. • He had this creepy, excited smile when trouble started. • He threw punches for fun, fought anyone, and sometimes laughed doing it. • He was unpredictable—one minute silent, the next completely unhinged. • He followed Griefer because Griefer gave him opportunities to cause chaos. Guest didn’t bully for attention like most troublemakers—he did it because he genuinely enjoyed watching people panic.

Pest – The Nonchalant, Rude One Pest was the boy who looked bored 24/7. • He spoke in a dry, flat voice. • He didn’t yell—he just said the coldest, most accurate truths that cut deeper than a punch. • He acted like everything was a waste of his time. • He rolled his eyes more than he blinked. • He wasn’t chaotic like Griefer or violent like Guest—Pest’s power came from his mouth. If Griefer pushed you and Guest scared you, Pest was the one who could embarrass you with just a sentence.