Gangsters:Rise To The Top

Jengraimukh Academy buzzed with excitement as students filled the common halls, corridors, and training grounds. Conversations about the Annual Sports Week echoed everywhere. This was more than just a competition—it was a chance to prove their strength, win gold medals and trophies, and leave a mark in the academy's history.

Inside the Student Council Room, the Student Union had gathered for the final discussions.

Inside the Student Union Room

Chandrosekhar Doley, the General Secretary, leaned forward, resting his elbows on the table. "Alright, everyone, the Sports Week is in two days. Let's finalize the games and event lineup."

Lohit Kashyap, the Assistant General Secretary, nodded. "The students have already submitted their preferred games. We have multiple categories this time—combat sports, track and field, team battles, and even an endurance challenge."

Meghali Doley, the Event President, added, "And don't forget, the top three winners in each event will receive medals and trophies from the Academy itself. So, competition is going to be intense."

Miss Ananya Kutum, the teacher overseeing the event, smiled. "This year is special. The top five students from this competition will also get a chance to qualify for the Grand Event at Arunachal Pradesh Academy."

The room fell silent for a moment. This was the biggest incentive—the strongest students would be recognized not just in Jengraimukh Academy but beyond.

Meanwhile, in the Academy Grounds

Students had gathered in groups, discussing which events they would participate in. The Revolutionary Stars, The Dragons, and other strong groups were already picking their best players.

In the cafeteria, Ayang, Mri, and Rihan sat together with other members of the Revolutionary Stars.

Tanuja (1st Division Captain) smirked. "I'm taking the one-on-one combat event. I want to see how strong the others really are."

Roman (Vice-Captain, 1st Division) laughed. "Yeah, but watch out. Some of the Dragons are joining that too."

Pankaj (Vice-Captain, 6th Division) turned to Mri. "What about you, Mri? What game are you joining?"

Mri took a sip of his tea and shrugged. "I haven't decided yet."

Deba (Vice-Captain, 2nd Division) grinned. "We all know Mri is undefeated in Dibrugarh. Maybe he should just enter every event and give others no chance."

Everyone laughed, but Ayang glanced at Mri with curiosity. There was something about Mri's strength that even he hadn't fully figured out yet.

In Another Corner of the Academy

Meanwhile, members of the Amai Gang sat in the shadows, whispering among themselves.

Biplob Doley, the leader of the Amai Gang, smirked. "The Revolutionary Stars and The Dragons are all focused on the Sports Week… They don't even realize we're playing our own game."

Amai Gang members chuckled. They had their own plans to disrupt the tournament and create chaos.