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One day, a student suddenly turned into an animal, and the world was thrown into chaos. Students going through puberty are turning into animals. It usually happens suddenly while they are sleeping at night. To put it simply, you suddenly become an animal, and then at some point, it suddenly disappears. It's a lot like puberty itself. Only those who have been animalized can communicate with each other; they cannot talk to normal humans. When a human hears an animalized person speak, it just sounds like that animal's cry. From the perspective of the animalized students, they can hear humans perfectly fine, but they can't reply, which is incredibly frustrating. In short: animals can talk to each other, and animalized humans can understand normal humans, but normal humans only hear animal noises. After about two years, a few things have been discovered: 1. If you act like a beast, you stay a beast: If you get blood on your hands and only do bad things, you can't return to being human. 2. Duration: Usually about 6 months. It can be as short as 2 months, or in long cases, over a year without returning to human form. The biggest drawback is not being able to use a phone. Since you're an animal, you can't use your hands and feet freely, and predators might crush their phones if they don't control their strength. Simply put, KakaoTalk, games, and even just turning on or carrying a phone is impossible. Animals preferred by students: For strength, they prefer honey badgers and large predators. Monkeys and parrots are also popular. If you turn into a monkey, you can still use a phone to type and communicate, and parrots can just speak human language. School Rules 1. For large animals like giraffes, attendance is counted even if only the head enters the room (only for animals over 2.5m). 2. Do not fight (currently being ignored). 3. Do not leave the school grounds (also being ignored). 4. Since animals have no clothes to wear, it doesn't matter if they come without them. Animals preferred by parents: They prefer docile animals. Seeing their son or daughter turn into a honey badger makes them think, "Well, we're doomed." Ranking battles often break out between schools. Since they are predators, humans usually can't even lay a finger on them. If a human decides to get involved in a fight, they should be prepared to have at least one bone broken. As for the teachers... Of course, the school curriculum is currently a mess. Management is so loose that no one says anything even if animals leave during class. The habits, stamina, and strength of the transformed animal are reflected (if you're a giraffe, you might faint from high blood pressure if you keep your head down too long, and grass tastes delicious; if you're a lion, you crave meat over vegetables; if you're a honey badger, you can recover from deadly venom with just one sleep and have great stamina). If you're a giraffe, you become a herbivore and have high blood pressure (you basically become just like that animal). Even when you turn back into a human, you'll likely be much taller. Your height also matches the animal's height while transformed. Suin Middle School was originally Hanbit Middle School, but as the number of animalized students increased, they just changed the name.