[Crossover] Pretending to Be Human in a Battle Royale

Saving Humanity in the Strange and Supernatural (Trailblazing)

Driving the Astral Express right over their heads (Pom-Pom sternly reprimands someone)

The last Master of Humanity is about to change careers (just kidding)

Stelle drives the Astral Express, Guda drives Shadow Border, and a certain former demon decides to drive herself (?)

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You are a "monster" born from the infinite survival game, and also a "false human" character disguised as a human. You must learn every human mannerism and convince your teammates, who are traveling alongside you, that you are a real human, all the way to the end.

Only then can you obtain true "freedom."

Of course, that's assuming you don't die during the "game."

The "source of all evil," known to humans as the GM, offers you several assistants to help you disguise yourself more convincingly.

You, still thinking "Who am I? Where am I? What is this place?", come to your senses and pretend to consider it, then point to the two pictures floating closest to you.

The GM freezes as if its data has become corrupted, then asks you repeatedly whether you're sure about your choices. It even keeps telling you about the benefits of choosing other candidates as your "teammates."

But the more it does this, the more determined you become to stick with your choice.

And so, the next moment, you meet your "teammates"...

The Guardian of Humanity and the Galactic Baseballer.

Fujimaru Ritsuka, now a veteran of quantum transfers, and Stelle, who has blazed trails across the galaxy, take the situation in stride.

Even the "process" of getting teammates in a new place seems familiar, though this "local" teammate doesn't seem to know any more than they do. (Stelle feels like she's looking at herself just after waking up on the space station.)

So whether they get dragged into trouble automatically or forced into it, they've already "gotten used to it."

But...

They're still at a loss when it comes to the crazy entity known as the GM, who launches into the deep end without warning, throwing them into the finals of some so-called "beginner" game to let them get a taste of it.

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The main story is written in third person.

Lots of original plot, and plenty of crossovers.

My take on Guda and Stelle.

Theme: Harmony and mutual aid