I'm visiting the school I used to study in. It's daytime, possibly morning or early afternoon. I'm on the main area on the third floor of the newer building, near the long ramp. It's exactly how it really is IRL. I'm surprised to find here several small groups of people scattered around. Each group has two kids, around 10 years old, and a beadle. Near each group are thick gray ropes, hanging from the ceiling by metal hooks. The ropes were tangled and tied in a strange fashion, so I approached one of the groups to find out more about it. I knew that particular beadle, so I greeted him and they explained me what was up with that. Those ropes were to be tied around people's bodies, forming some kind of chair. Actually, it did remind a simplified version of climbing gear.

While one person climbed, another weighted down the rope, and the third one waited to take turns. Strangely, the way the ropes were tied allowed the person climbing to be moved up by pulling up on his/her own rope. The beadle unties himself and helps me put the rope, and I play along with the kids. One of them weights down on the rope, and I clumsily pull it up and manage to reach the ceiling, which wasn't really that high, anyway. I go down and we take turns, I believe.