This is the Q&A for this book! There is another Q&A on the second book, though this Q&A is focused more on facts about this story. Some questions in here are also said in the 2nd book.

Most asked Question: Why was Nene in the flammable room (near teacher's lounge) with Cassandra and not outside with everyone during the fire alarm?

A: Nene saw Pico and Y/N run into the room. She decided to follow, but stopped when Cassandra walked in. Later, Hanzou also walked in. She decided it was best to check it out tomorrow. When she checked the next day, she was caught by Cassandra and Cyclops. Cassandra planned to kill her and turned on the fire alarm to get everyone out of the building. She left Hanzou to guard the door and was close to ending Nene, but interrupted by Pico and Y/N

Q: Why is Y/N sometimes referred to as a

she/her? Is it a female reader?

A: Y/N was originally made to be female for story ideas, but I then gave up on them. This also went along with Y/N's character design changes. If you see a mistake with the pronouns, please let me know! Y/N is now referred to as a they/them if the reader is female, male, non, etc

Q: Why did Y/N even enter the room in the alleyway? It was a bad idea.

A: Y/N plays as a curious character throughout the story. They hate being lied to (based from past events) and decides to find things out on their own.

Q: Why did you make two separate books for this story?

A: Organization purposes. It is also as an option for the reader to either continue or leave off there.

Q: Why did Cassandra all of a sudden help Y/N?

A: Cassandra started to have feelings for Y/N. She wanted to protect them without making it noticeable.

Q: Why did Pico leave Y/N when he was just about to kill Cassandra in the Starlight Mayhem concert?

A: Because of Candy's demon power, Pico knew when they were in danger or not. They got the signal that led to them giving Y/N the gun and leaving them to kill Cassandra. This was what Cassandra planned in order for Pico go leave and let them both together alone for a talk.

(I will update this later on)