tell the story of Zander Keppler) Zander Keppler is a lonely student who no one wanted to befriend him during 15 years of this loneliness, Zander Keppler said he arrived, Zander Keppler killed 100 school leaders, Zander Keppler became a school leader dictator began to invade other schools to discover their pain and loneliness in front of other students

This story begins with Zander Keppler, a lonely young student who spent much of his life without making friends. For 15 long years, he tried to find connections with other people, but he was always rejected and left aside. This rejection and loneliness hit him deeply, planting a seed of anger and resentment in his heart.

Tired of being ignored and despised, Zander decided it was time to change his situation. He knew that if he couldn't find friends, then everyone would be forced to pay attention to him. So Zander formulated a dark plan in his troubled mind.

Determined to make his presence felt and make a lasting impact, Zander targeted 100 school leaders. He believed that by eliminating these power figures, he would be able to seize control and build a feared and respected reputation. Here, Zander Keppler's paths begin to become dark and treacherous.

With his mind filled with resentment and darkness, Zander carried out his sinister plan. Methodically and ruthlessly, he began eliminating school leaders one by one, leaving a trail of death and destruction in his wake. The students and community, stunned by this carnage, were terrified and powerless in the face of Zander's uncontrollable violence.

As Zander rose through the ranks of the school hierarchy, his dominance and control increased. He established himself as a dictatorial school leader, ruling with an iron fist and instilling a climate of fear and oppression at the school. No student dared to challenge him, as they feared brutal reprisals.

However, this unbridled quest for power and control was not just about domination. Zander also used his position to invade other schools and expose his pain and loneliness in front of other students. He wanted everyone to feel the same despair and isolation he felt, deeply believing that sharing his anguish was the only way to connect with people.