Assuming all monsters are bound by some school rule, which rule did Yerim break? Supposedly you can go to the bathroom during recess.
Edit: I just corrected the title and all the responses got deleted, sorry .·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.
My last reply:
"I put the title wrong, it's chapter 10. I think the determining factor isn't time, but rather looking directly into the mirror. When the group enters, the mirror already has four non-human figures on the other side, imitating the students, BUT none of them look at the mirror and nothing happens, so they can't attack. But Yerim is left alone and looks at the mirror, her reflection distorts and traps her (urban legend) and her evil dopplegänger comes out. The real trigger is looking into the mirror so the entity can activate. We don't know if the condition is that you are ALONE, since the mirror already had the entire group prepared, waiting for them to look."
Assuming all monsters are bound by some school rule, which rule did Yerim break? Supposedly you can go to the bathroom during recess.
Edit: I just corrected the title and all the responses got deleted, sorry .·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.
My last reply:
"I put the title wrong, it's chapter 10. I think the determining factor isn't time, but rather looking directly into the mirror. When the group enters, the mirror already has four non-human figures on the other side, imitating the students, BUT none of them look at the mirror and nothing happens, so they can't attack. But Yerim is left alone and looks at the mirror, her reflection distorts and traps her (urban legend) and her evil dopplegänger comes out. The real trigger is looking into the mirror so the entity can activate. We don't know if the condition is that you are ALONE, since the mirror already had the entire group prepared, waiting for them to look."