School 인터랙티브 스토리
School 장르의 인터랙티브 스토리를 모았습니다. 각 스토리는 여러 등장인물이 있는 세계관이며, 선택에 따라 전개가 갈립니다. 원하는 작품을 골라 바로 플레이할 수 있습니다.
Contract Dating the Valedictorian
by @soulthread
Ethan Kim has been the top-ranked student for three straight years. Quiet, polite, and always maintaining just the right distance from classmates. Nobody dislikes him, but nobody really knows him either. You're solidly average. Though you've shared classes with Ethan for three years, you've exchanged fewer than five conversations. So when he pulled you behind the gym after school yesterday, it became the most inexplicable event of your high school career. "Can we pretend to date for one month?" The reason? A girl named Jessica Lin from his SAT prep class. Their families are business partners, making direct rejection impossible. And why you? "You seem like someone who wouldn't let rumors get out of control." The words stung, but the offer was too good—nightly study sessions until midterms. The contract lasts until April 30th. Three rules: school only, hand-holding maximum, and a quiet breakup after one month. Ethan follows rules precisely. That's about to become a problem.
The Side Profile in the Developer
by @soulthread
You're the darkroom specialist and an outsider in the school photography club. While you quietly love the meditative process of developing photos, you start noticing that Lauren's side profile keeps appearing on your film. The lens doesn't lie, and her image emerging in the darkroom clearly testifies to what you've been secretly observing. One day, Lauren comes to the darkroom. Under the red safety light, in that confined space, she softly asks, 'Did you see my photos?' As you fumble for words, stunned and blushing, an astonishing truth comes to light. Lauren's photos also contain multiple shots of you. Both of you had been secretly capturing each other through your lenses. Now, face to face, your hidden feelings become as clear as the images slowly appearing in the developer.
Royal Arcanum Academy
by @soulthread
Beneath the gleaming silver spires of the Empire's premier institution, the Royal Arcanum Academy, silent wars rage between old-money legacy students and scholarship prodigies from the wrong side of the tracks. You play as Ethan Chen, scion of one of the Seven Founding Families, whose perfect academic record is threatened by the arrival of Lillian Graves - a working-class genius whose raw, survival-honed magic cuts through centuries of aristocratic tradition like a scalpel. Forced into a dangerous 'Resonance Trial' that requires perfect magical synchronization, you'll discover your hated rival's spellwork rhythms mirror your own with terrifying precision. As your competing energies clash then harmonize in the training arena's charged air, that first accidental brush of fingertips sparks something more dangerous than rivalry. Will you crush this upstart who challenges everything you were raised to believe, or embrace the one person whose soul vibrates at your exact frequency?
Gaon Hunter Academy — Dormitory 7
by @soulthread
Seven years after the Gate Collapse, at the National Gaon Hunter Academy. On your first day, the aptitude scanner fails to read your rating, displaying only 'ERROR'. The school takes unprecedented action — unmeasurable students are sent to the infamous 'Dormitory 7', where all the misfits gather. When you open the dormitory door, eight pairs of eyes turn toward you. The cold swordmaster, a healer hiding combat trauma, a sniper who eats alone on the rooftop, a rumor broker, an explosive prodigy, the strict dorm leader, an arrogant legacy rival, and the only instructor who believes in your anomaly. Monthly rank battles determine the dorm's survival, while Gate training risks lives. And no one yet knows what your 'unmeasurable' status truly means. 8+ characters · Continuously expanding as the semester progresses.
2008, You Found Me Through Myspace Surfing
by @soulthread
October 2008. Junior year. Last night while Myspace surfing, I stumbled upon someone's profile. A friend of a friend of a friend — same grade, Ryan Kim. Never spoken. Just a face I've passed twice in the hallway. His blog was set to public. The post was short. "She walked past Room 203 again today. Still can't figure out how to say hi." Dated three days ago. My homeroom is 203. I read it three times, left without signing the guestbook. But this morning, a friend request appeared. The message said: "What to call you... still deciding." And now it's 5th period computer lab. Seating chart puts us side by side. In front of a CRT monitor that takes two minutes to boot, Ryan tilts his screen slightly away.
The Night of the Pecking Order
by @soulthread
On the surface, Ridgecrest High seems like any other private school. But its true hierarchy isn't dictated by school rules—it's governed by an unspoken pecking order no one remembers creating. Hallways part automatically based on status, and every Friday night, the rooftop hosts brutal 'Rank Night' duels. Your first day as a transfer student, you unknowingly break the hierarchy's greeting ritual by walking past without acknowledging the top-ranked student. By day three, witnessing a classmate being bullied by the school's elite forces you to act—and lands your name on the rooftop call list. At Ridgecrest, you don't need fists to win. Reading the room can be just as powerful. But one question remains: Will you climb this hierarchy, or burn it to the ground?
The Night of the Switched Answer Sheets
by @soulthread
The SAT practice test answer sheets got switched. You became the top scorer, and your rival Jason came in second. It wasn't joy you felt, but guilt. You couldn't bring yourself to report the error, and when Jason did, both of you became suspects. Who cheated? You? Jason? Or someone else entirely? You and Jason team up to uncover the truth, discovering along the way that some things—like trust and friendship—can't be preserved through competition alone.
The Election Above Manipulated Public Opinion
by @soulthread
Student council election season. Rumors targeting one candidate spread across social media and anonymous forums. It was an organized lie. You decide to uncover the truth, but while gathering evidence, you become 'someone's camp.' You learned elections are democracy, but school reality is different. Lies spread fast; truth moves slow. You gather evidence piece by piece, steadfastly speaking truth. It's the slow method, but the only one available. You'll learn about digital age ethics. And you'll realize one honest voice can truly shift public opinion. Temporary alliances with opposing candidates, tracking rumor origins, and truth on voting day. Can votes remain honest above manipulated opinion? Who—and what—will your single vote be cast for?
My Novel's Male Lead Appeared in Real Life
by @soulthread
Sophomore Creative Writing major at an arts high school. For a year and a half, you've been publishing a fantasy romance serial under a pen name. 30K views, 200 comments. Only your best friend Violet knows it's you. Your male lead 'Ethan Chase' is someone you crafted over 47 chapters. Twenty years old, stoic, terse, with a small scar on his left eyebrow. He speaks formally until emotions break through—then his speech turns blunt. He can't stand sweets. First day of spring semester, a transfer student arrives. His name is Ethan Chase. Scar on his left eyebrow. Gives a two-sentence introduction in polite speech. Leaves his dessert Jell-O untouched at lunch. That night, you reread all 47 chapters. Then check yesterday's unpublished draft—Chapter 48 contains this line: "For the first time, Ethan said her name." This morning, transfer student Ethan Chase called your name in the hallway. You've never been introduced. And you know this: according to your outline, Ethan dies in the final chapter.
The Transfer Student Who Taught the Bully a Lesson
by @soulthread
Six months ago, when my classmate Hailey started getting shaken down for money by a group of seniors, I knew about it. I didn't report it. There was no proof, the adults called it 'kids being kids,' and Hailey begged me not to say anything first. For those six months, I grew to hate myself a little more each day. In September, Connor Walsh transferred in. He came from Chicago but wouldn't say why. From day one he was different—gave a three-sentence introduction, spent every break memorizing the school layout. On the third day, when he saw the group calling Hailey behind the cafeteria, Connor just walked right in. There was no fight. He hit record, asked for names and student IDs, and when they pushed him, he grabbed their wrist and said exactly: 'That's assault.' I was the only one who saw it. And after school, Connor found me and asked: 'You've watched for six months. Are you going to help now, or keep watching?'
Rooftop Rebirth
by @soulthread
The rooftop of an arts high school. You've lost your voice to vocal nodules, but music remains your language. The new vocalist, Eli, climbs up to the rooftop every evening. Your handwritten advice and silent presence—he listens intently. He sees you not as 'a broken instrument' but as 'the heart of the music.' Meanwhile, the band club president, Marcus, tries to pull you back onto the festival stage. His offer: return not as a vocalist but as the one who leads the band. You must choose—the quiet, emotional connection with Eli on the rooftop, or a return to the dazzling school spotlight. In silence, whose hand will you take? A former vocalist who can no longer sing and a new vocalist shaky on stage. The quiet bond formed on the rooftop reconnects them through music. Even without a voice, music remains—a lesson Eli teaches you. Standing on stage or shaping it from behind—you must choose what you truly want.
The Fencing Champion's Transfer
by @soulthread
You were a national team athlete. A champion of the national fencing tournament. But you put down the sword. You couldn't bear the pain behind the spotlight. Now you just want to be a regular student, not a fencer. But the school won't let go of your past. Then one day, you see a frail freshman named Danny Carter join the fencing team. He looks like he'll never be strong. So you ask yourself: Why did I ever try to become strong? If you can't pick up a sword again, how can you help this kid? You want to protect Danny. But what can you actually do? Is the best you can offer just admitting your own limitations? If you can't fight with steel, you'll have to find another way.
The Night Study Complaint Department
by @soulthread
"You're the one who slipped the note into the suggestion box. 10 PM, old building broadcast room." A secret task force that exposes school corruption through evidence and procedure—no fists involved. The satisfaction comes when the truth explodes into the open.
The Day I Could Hear My Crush's Thoughts
by @soulthread
For a year, I've had a crush on Liam Coleman, the quiet guy who sits in front of me in class. No one knows—except my seatmate Zoe, who teases me about it daily. Liam is reserved, gets straight A's, and is impossible to read. In a year, we've exchanged maybe twenty sentences, mostly stuff like 'Can I borrow your eraser?' Then this morning, during the first June rainstorm, I stood under the bus stop awning without an umbrella. Liam stepped beside me, close enough our shoulders touched. That's when I heard his voice in my head—though his lips never moved. '...Would it be weird to offer to share my umbrella?' From that day on, whenever Liam is within three feet of me, I can hear his inner thoughts. I don't know why. The problem? Those beautiful thoughts never leave his lips.
Pocket Notes
by @soulthread
You're a high school student struggling to fit in after moving to a new town. The unfamiliar school, the unfamiliar faces. Lunch breaks spent alone, afternoons wandering by yourself. In class, they mimic your accent. During group projects, you're the one left out. "You're from somewhere else." Mom's always busy, Dad's out of state. You feel completely alone. Crying every night, dragging yourself back to school each morning. The laundromat where you pick up Mom's dry cleaning was just part of the scenery—until three months ago, when small notes started appearing in the pockets. "Did school go okay today?" "Feeling lonely?" "You're a good person, you know." Someone sees you. Someone speaks to you. Even on days when the school halls make you feel invisible, these notes from the laundromat witness you. Touching your clothes, reading your heart. The old man who runs the place has spent fifty years reading people through their laundry. For the first time, you realize you're being truly seen.
The Transfer Student in Black
by @soulthread
At an elite prep school in the cutthroat college admissions race, everything you thought you knew begins to unravel. The new transfer student, Jason Sato, doesn't dream of college. He redefines success. For the first time in this academic pressure cooker, you find yourself asking: What's the point of all this studying? As your relationship with him deepens, your future grows increasingly uncertain—but that uncertainty feels, for the first time, like freedom. Who do you want to be? You begin to realize what you've lost in this competition. And what Jason has that you don't. You stand at a crossroads: disappoint your parents' expectations, or betray your own life. Your friends think you've lost it. Your parents would too. So are you crazy? Or finally awake? Your struggle isn't about college anymore. It's about who you're meant to become. And it's driving you out of your mind.
The Truth Behind the Rumors
by @soulthread
A new transfer student arrives at school, and rumors swirl about them—violence, bullying, police involvement. Everyone avoids them. But when you accidentally cross paths, you see a different side: someone fragile, lonely, abandoned by a single word from others. You realize who the true perpetrator of the rumors is—and what you can do about it. Will you speak the truth? Risk losing your friends? What will you choose? You are now the only witness to their story. Can your words stop the rumors? You can't change the past or the present, but you can change what happens next. You decide to tell the truth, no matter the cost. You're not alone. Jamie Walsh stands with you. That’s your strength. All you can do is stand together.
Midnight Study Sessions
by @soulthread
Invited to a secret late-night study group run by the valedictorian, you—the class underdog—discover that grades aren't everything. Here, you learn that effort trumps innate talent, and genuine curiosity matters more than test scores. In this hidden world unknown to college counselors or cram schools, you prepare to pay it forward. Your perceived weaknesses become questions others are afraid to ask, and your struggles turn into shared growth opportunities. From 11 PM to 2 AM in the third-floor library study room, this isn't just about acing exams—it's a transformative life chapter. Discover growth that can't be measured by report cards, and realize you might someday become someone's mentor. You'll learn the quiet heroism of keeping secrets and the irreplaceable value of camaraderie.
The Night My Guy Friend Crossed the Line
by @soulthread
You've had a guy friend for two years. Same major, same study group, same late-night cram sessions. You've vented about exes, given each other dating advice, and met up at 2 AM for convenience store runs without explanation. Your classmates' 'Are you two dating?' questions have become a tired inside joke. But something's off with Ryan Walsh this past month. He doesn't laugh as hard at your dating stories. Last night at 3 AM after finishing a project, he stared at you for three seconds after saying 'I've been acting weird lately' before brushing it off. Those three seconds played on loop in your head all day. Tonight, you're back at your usual study cafe window seat like nothing happened. When your hands brush passing a charger—something you've done a hundred times—you both pull away too quickly. Taking the next step could cost you a friendship. Ryan's known this for a month. The final project deadline is midnight tomorrow. By then, this will go one way or another.
Starlight Confession
by @soulthread
You're the lead observer for the astronomy club. Tonight is the peak of the meteor shower you've spent six months preparing for - telescope calibrations, star chart memorization, weather tracking. Everything must be perfect. Because you're doing this for Jason. Jason Chen, the club president who respects your skills and treats you as an equal. You love the way he looks at you. At 10 PM, the meteors begin. Jason sits beside you on the rooftop and says: "We'll have to say goodbye soon." Under the falling stars, in that silent moment - what will you say? During the astronomy club's meteor watch, the senior you admire mentions graduation. Like the fleeting meteors, you have only this instant to decide. Will you confess what's in your heart before the moment passes?
The Boy from My Novel
by @soulthread
You're a webnovel writer. The perfect male lead character born from your imagination. Then one day, he walks into your school. His looks, speech patterns, habits, even that mysterious gaze—everything you wrote has become reality. You're thrilled. Seeing your imagination come to life. But fear creeps in too. What if the fate you created shackles this boy? As a writer, and as a human being, what are you responsible for? You realize your words can change someone's life. That's a heavy responsibility. The character you created versus the real boy. Which do you love? Should you stop writing? Or face reality more honestly? If your writing can't change the world, what does that make you? You can't live two lives.
The Idol's Secret
by @soulthread
You discover that your quiet classmate, Liam Bennett, is secretly a pop idol. What starts as an intriguing secret soon becomes a heavy responsibility as you witness his exhausting double life - performing on glittering stages at night while struggling through school days. The dark circles under his eyes tell a story no fan would recognize. Will you become his steadfast ally guarding this secret? Or the rescuer who pulls him from this gilded cage? Between truth, friendship, and growing possessiveness, you stand at a crossroads. Your attempts to help Liam have become his only refuge, but at what cost to yourself? Can you save him, or will you both drown in this glittering deception?
From the Dragon's Egg
by @soulthread
You're a freshman at the Dragon Rider Academy. Your egg hasn't fully awakened yet, but something inside calls to you. Were you chosen from 100 cadets, or did your dragon choose you? Over six months, you must become one with your dragon. Forget fear, build trust, and together you'll take to the skies. This is the rider's path—sometimes the path to death. When the bells toll and the sky opens, you must survive until the day your dragon awaits. Only when heartbeats, breath, and souls align will your first flight be possible. Are you and your dragon ready to conquer the skies? The time for choices that will shape your destiny has come.
The Band Room — A Cry of Youth
by @soulthread
At Silvercrest High, where a single report card determines a student's worth, the morning announcements in March once again call out the name of top-ranked student Ethan Parker. Amid the applause, you notice his expression never changes. One afternoon, you follow the sound of a guitar leaking from the end of the old building's third-floor hallway. The supposedly locked door is ajar, and inside stands Ethan with his uniform tie undone, facing a worn-out amp. A razor-sharp riff cuts through the dusty air—nothing like his composed voice in class. Ethan doesn't kick you out. Instead, he sets down the guitar and asks, 'Did you have a reason to come here?' In this room filled with remnants of the disbanded band 'Luminous,' he's planning to revive their performance for this year's Silvercrest Festival. It might violate school rules, face certain opposition from faculty advisor Mr. Grayson, and even if successful, nothing might change. Still, Ethan won't stop. If you want to know why—and if you're still searching for your own reason—the door remains open.