Not really a farm

"It's our honor to be here", Mayumi-Sensei replied in her usual, silent and soft voice. Unless angered, she is usually a silent and meek woman. One of the reasons she is your favorite teacher. She bows, her long black hair falling at the sides of her face as she does.

"Thank you for your humility, madam. Now, let's start the tour. Follow me into the building", he said and beckoned, and the class went behind him. You were kind of interested as to how such a small barn could be making so much money. You entered the building and it was very strange. There were no actual animals in there. As a matter of fact, it was just an empty building with a concrete floor and a rug in the middle. It did look quite bigger on the inside, though, you think, not wanting to sound clichéd. Sensei seemed equally confused, and addressed the man.

"Umm, are we in the correct place?", she silently asked, and the man turned around. He still had a jovial smile.

"Oh, yes, I assure you, you are about to see how we make all our money. Just a second", he told her, and she nodded. You felt an odd feeling of dread, but chalked it up to the movie you watched last week. It was about a schoolgirl being hunted down in an abandoned farm by a murderous ghost.

You all stay put as the man walks over to the rug and moves it off from its place. Underneath it is a-

"Is that a pentagram?!", your thoughts were interrupted by Mika's sudden scream. Looking again, you realize it is. It is drawn rather expertly in a red substance, which looks worryingly like blood. Murmurs fill the room as your classmates begin to whisper. You head over to where Mika is. She looks at you with confusion in her eyes.

"Is this some kind of joke?", Mayumi-Sensei asked, raising her voice. You can tell she's starting to get annoyed with the man's antics. He simply tells her to stay put, and insisting it will all make sense in a minute. He then goes out of the building through a door on the other side.. You look at Mika again.

"Do you think it's a joke?", you whisper to her. She thinks for a second before replying.

"I hope it is. I really hate all that demonic stuff", she whispers back. You remember an instance where she ran out of the classroom after Mayumi-Sensei decided to spoil you for your good work and showed you a scary movie about a demon possessing people. Her worried green eyes look at you one last time before focusing back on the pentagram.

Suddenly, you notice that while you and Mika were whispering the pentagram seems to have begun to lightly glow. It is a crimson red glow, very faint, but definitively there.

"Oh, this is so cool! If I knew Japan would be like this, I would've come long ago", you hear the voice of the American exchange student, Crystal. With her breasts, which rival yours in terms of size, and equally perky ass, as well as her wavy blonde hair, she's been the talk of the entire class, especially the boys.

It is quite apparent she doesn’t share yours or Mika's worries about this being something bad. She probably thinks it some kind of cool trick. Others close to her seem to share her excitement. For your own sake, you hope she's right and it’s just some cheap trick to scare you.

"Okay, this is taking too long, we're leaving", Mayumi-Sensei states before heading to the door. However, as she attempts to leave, she finds herself unable to open it.

"What? Come on, open up", she mutters as she tries with all her strength to **** the door open. While she does this, the man comes back in from the other side, carrying a large vase.

"Calm down, miss, the door won't open until you have seen how this farm works. Just a thing to stop impatient people from leaving while I prepare things", he explains. While Mayumi-Sensei looks like she could **** him right now, she keeps her cool and gets back into the group. You can't help but see Crystal looking at the pentagram in awe. The glow seems to have intensified. Mika whimpers besides you.

"Now, prepare to see the secret of how this business is so successful, despite the fact the barn seems so empty", he tells you all in a theatrical kind of way, amazingly balancing the vase around.