Vol. I . . . No. 294 Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Collabs · Roleplay · Translated from Indonesian

Narasi Roleplay Principal Announces Exit After Brawl, and Students Plead for Him to Stay

On day 10 of the school storyline, Rijii’s student character Ares was among those who asked the principal to reconsider.

Rijii during “Day 10 carape #narasiroleplay,” a broadcast that ran 4h 33m. Press to play from YouTube

A school storyline on the Narasi roleplay server reached a turning point on Wednesday when the principal, Pak King, told students it was his last day. Rijii, who took part as the student Ares, streamed the session for about four and a half hours as part of a multi-person scene.

The day began as an ordinary school morning, with roll call and a law lesson on criminal and civil cases. Students who arrived late had agreed the day before to recite a poem or sing as a penalty. Ares was lined up to deliver a “word of the day” but was pushed back until the lesson ended, and chat joked about the length of his poem’s title.

“There’s no such thing as giving up in my life, kid.” — Pak King, the principal character, in a private talk after the assembly

After class, students from the two schools were lined up to face Pak King, who arrived with a large suitcase. He said students from the two schools had fought the night before, and that he was hurt by claims that the school ignored bullying reports. He said he had held back from disciplining many of them, apologized for any harsh words, thanked the students and said a stricter replacement would start the next day. Representatives of each school answered that the gathering itself had stirred up tempers and that they did not want him to go.

Staff then introduced a newly formed student council, with a president, a vice president and a representative for each school. The council president told Pak King that bullying could not be brushed aside and said the students were not asking him to resign. In a later private talk, Ares apologized for the part he and his friends played and asked whether anything could keep Pak King in the job. Another student said they would rather be punished by him than by a new principal.

Pak King said he would think it over and that the students would have their answer the next day: if he was still at school, he had changed his mind. The stream closed with Ares at home with his family after the fight, then a trip to a Halloween carnival to pick out pets and a ride to go-karting. In chat, viewers wrote that they were sad to see him go.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Indonesian captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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