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Once the obstacle courses were completed, it was time for problem-solving challenges. The students were divided into small groups and presented with puzzles and riddles to solve together. Mokami found himself in a group with Ashido, Hagakure, and Yui, all of whom seemed eager to tackle the challenges.

The group worked together, discussing possible solutions and building on each other's ideas. They successfully solved the puzzles and riddles, growing closer as a team and celebrating their victories together.

Finally, it was time for communication games. The students participated in games like charades and telephone, focusing on conveying information accurately and efficiently. These exercises tested their ability to understand and interpret nonverbal cues, as well as their listening skills.

Mokami enjoyed the games, particularly when he got to act out scenes in charades. His performance was met with laughter and applause, and he felt a strong sense of camaraderie with his classmates.

Once the afternoon was over, four other students prepared dinner for the evening: Kaminari, Bakugo, Tokoyami, and Reiko. They worked together in the kitchen, creating a delicious meal that everyone eagerly awaited.

As the students gathered in the dining hall, they filled their plates and found seats among their friends. Mokami sat at a table with Momo, Toru, Mina, Asui, and Jiro, engaging in lively conversation about the day's activities.

As they ate, Pony and Kinoko approached Mokami's table. Pony smiled warmly, her eyes subtly lingering on Mokami. "Hey, is it alright if we join you guys?" she asked.

Mokami looked up and nodded, offering a friendly smile. "Of course, the more, the merrier."

Pony and Kinoko took their seats, and soon the conversation flowed around the table. Mokami noticed that Pony's gaze often returned to him, and he couldn't help but smile at her subtle flirtation.

"So, Mokami," Pony began, "I heard you did really well in the obstacle course today."

Mokami was amused but maintained his composure. "Well, Jiro and I worked well together, and we managed to get through it without too many hiccups."

Pony's eyes sparkled as she leaned in closer. "I can tell you're very good at communicating and guiding others. I bet you're a natural leader."

Mokami chuckled. "I do my best to help out where I can, but I think it's important for everyone to contribute their strengths to the team."

Asui ribbited, joining the conversation. "Mokami's always been someone we can rely on. He's great at supporting and encouraging us."

Mina, grinning, chimed in, "That's right! And he's not too shabby in the romance department, either." She gave Mokami a playful wink.

Mokami rolled his eyes playfully, but his smile never wavered. "Oh, come on, Mina. You're making me sound like some sort of Casanova."

Pony giggled. "Well, I've seen your charming side, and I must say, it's quite impressive."

Toru couldn't help but laugh. "I told you, Mokami has a way with words."

The table erupted into laughter, and Mokami took the praises proudly. He had nothing to be ashamed of. However, he couldn't deny that he enjoyed the playful banter and the attention from his friends and classmates.

As the meal continued, Jiro turned to Mokami. "So, how did you feel about the team-building activities today? Did you think they were helpful?"

Mokami nodded thoughtfully. "Definitely. I think it's important for us to learn to trust and communicate with each other, not only as heroes but as friends too."

Momo agreed, adding, "It's crucial for us to understand each other's strengths and weaknesses. That way, we can effectively work together in any situation."

As the evening wound down and the students finished their meal, they began to clean up and prepare for the following day. Mokami caught Pony's eye as she helped clear the table, and he offered her a warm smile. "Don't forget about our cooking date, okay?"

Pony's cheeks flushed a light pink, but she grinned back at him. "Of course not. I'm really looking forward to it."

Afterward, in the evening, the students gathered around a campfire, sitting on logs and blankets. The warm glow of the fire cast flickering shadows on their faces as they chatted and laughed. Momo decided it was the perfect time for some storytelling and group games, which would only bring them closer together.

"Hey, everyone," Momo called out, getting everyone's attention. "Why don't we share some stories and play a few group games? I think it'll be a fun way to bond and get to know each other better."

The students agreed, excited about the prospect of sharing stories and playing games. Momo turned to Mokami, a mischievous glint in her eye. "I'll start. Do you remember that time when we were kids, and we went to the arcade for Eri's birthday?"

Mokami chuckled, nodding. "Oh, I remember that day. It was quite the adventure."

Momo began the story, describing how she, Mokami, and Nejire had taken their younger sister Eri to the arcade for her birthday. Eri had been excited, her eyes wide with wonder at the flashing lights and the cacophony of game sounds.

"Nejire and I were on a winning streak that day," Momo recounted. "We were getting all the prizes for Eri, and she was having the time of her life."

Asui, listening intently, ribbited. "It sounds like you guys were really good at those games, ribbit."

Momo nodded. "We were. But then, the security and the owner of the arcade approached us. They weren't too happy about us winning so much and asked us to leave."

Jiro gasped, "Seriously? That's so unfair!"

Momo continued, smiling at the memory. "Well, Mokami wasn't about to let them ruin Eri's birthday. So, he did something completely unexpected."

Mokami, grinning, added, "I decided to purchase the entire arcade on the spot. That way, they couldn't kick us out, and the girls could play until they were bored."

The students stared at Mokami, impressed and surprised by his bold move. Mina, grinning widely, exclaimed, "Wow, Mokami! That's so cool of you!"

Hagakure, invisible except for her floating clothes, agreed. "That's such an amazing story! You really went all out for Eri's birthday."

Mokami shrugged modestly. "It was important to me that Eri had a great time. We were just looking out for our little sister."

As the evening continued, the students took turns sharing stories and memories. They laughed, gasped, and sympathized with each other's tales, feeling a stronger sense of camaraderie as they listened to one another.

When it was time for group games, the students eagerly suggested favorites like Mafia and Werewolf. They divided into teams, trying to deduce who among them were the hidden villains.

As the group game of Mafia progressed, the students were fully immersed in their roles, trying to decipher who was the villain in their midst. Midoriya, who was playing the role of a detective, accused Bakugo of being the villain, but he did so in his typical Midoriya fashion.

Midoriya stammered, "B-Bakugo, I, um, I think you m-might be the Mafia!"

Bakugo scoffed, glaring at Midoriya. "You've got to be kidding me, Deku! What kind of idiotic reasoning do you have for that?"

Mokami, who was playing as one of the innocent villagers, couldn't help but interject. "Midoriya, what led you to suspect Bakugo? We need a valid reason if we're going to vote him out."

Midoriya hesitated for a moment before taking a deep breath. "W-Well, I noticed that Bakugo has been very quiet during this game. That's unusual for him. And, um, he was the last person seen near Kirishima before he was 'killed' by the Mafia."

Asui, who was seated near Mokami, playfully ribbited, "Mokami, are you defending Bakugo because you think he's innocent or because you're the Mafia too?"

Mokami chuckled, shaking his head. "I'm just trying to make sure we have all the facts before we make a decision. Jumping to conclusions could cost us the game."

Momo, sitting on the other side of Mokami, nodded in agreement. "Mokami's right. We need to be careful with our decisions. Let's hear what Bakugo has to say in his defense."

Bakugo, still glaring at Midoriya, snorted. "First of all, I'm not the damn Mafia. I've been quiet because I've been trying to figure out who the real culprit is. As for being near Kirishima, that's just a coincidence."

Jiro, who had been listening carefully, chimed in, "I think we should give Bakugo the benefit of the doubt for now. We don't have enough evidence to say he's the Mafia."

As the game continued, the students debated and discussed, throwing accusations and defending one another. In the end, it was revealed that Bakugo was, in fact, innocent. The true Mafia members turned out to be Yosetsu Awase and Setsuna Tokage from Class 1-B.

With the game over, the students decided to switch to Werewolf. This time, Mokami was given the role of the werewolf, while Midoriya took on the role of the seer. The game began, and the students once again found themselves trying to figure out who was deceiving them.

As the night wore on, Mokami successfully kept his identity hidden, eliminating several of his classmates one by one. However, Midoriya, as the seer, began to suspect Mokami.

During one of the group discussions, Midoriya finally spoke up. "I-I think Mokami might be the werewolf, guys."

Momo raised an eyebrow, surprised by accusations against her brother.. "Midoriya, are you sure? Mokami has been helping us this whole time."

Mokami, remaining calm and composed, responded to Midoriya's accusation. "Midoriya, I understand that you might suspect me, but I assure you I'm not the werewolf. Can you provide any evidence for your suspicions?"

Midoriya hesitated, looking around at his classmates. "W-Well, as the seer, I checked Mokami last night, and it showed that he's the werewolf."

Asui glanced at Mokami, her eyes flicking back and forth between him and Midoriya. "Mokami, if you're not the werewolf, then who do you think it might be? We're running out of people here."

Mokami took a moment to consider his response, then looked around the circle. "I think we should consider the possibility that Midoriya is trying to mislead us. If he is the werewolf, it would make sense for him to try and cast suspicion on someone else."

Jiro raised an eyebrow, intrigued by Mokami's suggestion. "That's an interesting idea, Mokami. Midoriya, what do you have to say about that?"

Midoriya shook his head, his voice firm. "I promise you, I'm not the werewolf. I'm the seer, and I've been trying to help us find the werewolf this entire time."

Mina, who had been quiet, spoke up. "Mokami, you've been really helpful during this game. But, you know, that could also be a strategy to make us trust you."

Mokami nodded, acknowledging Mina's point. "I understand your concern, Mina. However, I've been genuine in my efforts to help the group. It's true that being helpful could be seen as a strategy, but it's also possible that I'm just trying to do my part as a villager."

Hagakure chimed in, her invisible hand resting on Mokami's shoulder. "I believe Mokami. He's always been someone we can rely on. If he says he's not the werewolf, I trust him."

Yui, shyly supporting Mokami, added, "Mokami has been a good teammate, and he's helped us a lot. I don't think he's the werewolf either."

Pony, her gaze fixated on Mokami, said, "I trust Mokami, too. He has always been level-headed and honest with us."

Momo, torn between her brother and Midoriya, finally spoke up. "Mokami, I trust you, but we can't ignore Midoriya's claim as the seer. How can we be sure that he's not telling the truth?"

Mokami looked at Midoriya, his eyes narrowing slightly. "Midoriya, you've been known to overthink situations and doubt yourself. Are you absolutely certain that what you saw was accurate? Or is it possible that you might be second-guessing your own abilities?"

Midoriya hesitated, suddenly unsure of himself. "I... I think I saw Mokami as the werewolf, but now I'm not so sure."

Mokami turned to the group, his voice confident. "In a game like this, it's easy to let our suspicions cloud our judgment. We need to stay focused and consider all the possibilities. If we jump to conclusions without enough evidence, we risk losing the game."

"Think of it like this," he began. "In our line of work as heroes, we have to make critical decisions every day. We can't just jump to conclusions based on suspicion alone; we need solid evidence. Otherwise, we risk harming innocent people."

The students around the fire nodded in agreement, understanding the importance of Mokami's point. His level-headedness and maturity shone through, further solidifying their trust in him.

Momo, reassured by Mokami's words, finally made a decision. "Alright, let's take a step back and re-evaluate the situation. We need to consider all possibilities before making a choice."

As the game continued, the students discussed and debated, their suspicions wavering as Mokami continued to contribute his insights and help the group. Ultimately, they decided to hold off on voting anyone out that round, giving them more time to gather evidence.

In the end, Mokami's strategy paid off, as he managed to eliminate the remaining villagers without being discovered. As the game concluded and Mokami revealed himself as the werewolf, his classmates stared at him in shock and awe.

Mina, shaking her head in disbelief, exclaimed, "Mokami, you really had us fooled! I can't believe you were the werewolf this whole time!"

Hagakure, impressed by Mokami's cunning, added, "You played us so well, Mokami. I guess we still have a lot to learn about trusting our instincts."

Mokami, grinning, replied, "Well, the important thing is that we all had fun, right? And we learned a valuable lesson about gathering evidence before making decisions, both in games and in our future work as heroes."

His classmates nodded, appreciating the wisdom in Mokami's words. As the night drew to a close, they began to clean up the area and prepare for bed. Mokami caught Pony's eye as they put out the fire, and he offered her a warm smile.

"See you tomorrow, Pony," he said softly.

Pony, her cheeks flushed, smiled back at him. "Yeah, see you tomorrow, Mokami."

The students retreated to their tents, feeling more connected than ever after a day of team-building activities and bonding over stories and games. They fell asleep with smiles on their faces, knowing that they had grown stronger as friends and future heroes.

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