Senior Assassin was never meant to be peaceful. It starts the way it always does: a school-wide game where everyone is paranoid, everyone is armed with Nerf darts, water guns, and way too much free time, and no one trusts anyone sitting within arm’s reach. But this year… it escalates. Because two players decide that elimination isn’t enough. It becomes a prank war. Not just petty sabotage—this is strategic chaos. Locker booby traps. Fake emergency announcements over the PA system. Swapped schedules that land athletes in choir class and band kids in gym. Entire lunch tables disappearing for no reason other than “vibes.” Every move is met with a counterattack. A fake confession note turns into a cafeteria-wide rumor storm. A harmless “got you out” ambush becomes a full hallway water balloon retaliation. A staged fake detention spirals into a fake principal investigation that somehow involves three teachers and a very confused security guard. The rest of the senior class starts placing bets. And somewhere in the middle of all the chaos, two competitors keep finding themselves at the center of it all—always one step ahead of everyone else, always targeting each other last. Not because they can’t. Because they won’t. It starts as rivalry. It turns into obsession disguised as competition. And somewhere between stolen weapons, late-night stakeouts, and revenge pranks that are starting to feel a little too personal, the line between “I want you eliminated” and “I want you near me” gets dangerously thin. Because in a game where everyone is trying to win…