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EDIE DEMANDS CONTROL OF THE KITCHEN
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Serena Bellerose
As the door to the bathroom seemed to pop open with no trouble, Serena’s eyes widened even more. No, this couldn’t happen. She needed somewhere safe from all of these people! How could she even sleep through the night if the one place that was supposed to be safe wouldn’t even be safe!? ”N-No! You can’t do this! Monokuma! M-Monokuma! They… they can’t do this, can they!?” she shrieked, absolutely terrified. The girls’ bathrooms were locked for a reason, right? Wouldn’t that defeat the whole purpose of locks if they could just be broken that easily!?
She stood up, bringing her hands together and close to her body, visibly shaking from fright. They were going to kill her, she knew it. Maybe not one of these people—but someone from their class would kill her, she knew it. She just knew it. She took one step forward towards the actual room. Then another. Then another. Then finally after she exited the bathroom, she sprinted out of the room, a light sniffing and sobbing able to be heard from her. It would definitely be obvious that she was taking the whole situation incredibly rough.
She heard the Catholic talk about the cafeteria, where apparently everyone else was at. She’d go there. Then at night… She’d find somewhere to hide. Her bathroom, or somewhere else. She’d have to. For now she’d be around the others, and, theoretically, she’d be safe. Then she could hide out the rest of the time and only come out to eat when she was starving.
It took quite a bit of running around, mostly due to the fact that she hadn’t yet been the cafeteria, but as she wandered through the halls, she saw a sign that read “Dining Hall” outside of what she figured would be the cafeteria. She ran into the cafeteria, before stopping abruptly, dusting off her skirt, and offering as much a smile as she could, which was pretty weak, admittedly. ”H-Hello, everyone… how is everyone so far?” she asked, before weakly going over to sit at her own table a small distance from everyone else.
Edie Jensen
Edie had her hands on her hips the entire time that Dieter tried to explain his way out of why he was there. Especially after him and Morgan ended up talking about poisons, Edie was none too sure that she trusted Dieter to be in the kitchen. ”Uh… I’ll probably just have a simple sandwich, or something. It’s been a long day; I don’t think we should be making food that takes too long to prep. It’s been an exhausting day so far, and we should stick with simple stuff for now. I’ll just make a PB&J or something,” Edie said with a shrug.
”And, honestly… I’ll bring this up with everyone else, but I really think that we should limit the people who are allowed to go into the kitchen. If too many people are allowed in, who knows what could happen to the food,” she said abruptly, folding her arms now. ”We don’t know how often this stuff is restocked,” she added. ”It’s a case of safety for everyone,” she said with a slight nod in confirmation to herself.
After scribbling down her own order, she gathered up all of the drinks, setting them on a tray, and with surprising strength, lifted the rather full tray up with just one hand, and quickly darted out of the kitchen to deliver the drinks.
She sped between tables, delivering drinks without so much as a drop being lost from any of the cups. After delivering the drinks, she brought the tray to her side, ”Well, food should be ready soon. Morgan is preparing it all now. And then we can… talk about what to do, I guess. And sorry, Silas, but there was no Iced Tea, I brought you water instead,” she said, before finally realizing Serena was there. ”O-Oh, Princess!” she started before turning bright red. Though she was being polite, she realized how dumb she more than likely sounded to the rest of her classmates. ”Anything to drink?” she asked.
”Just water,” Serena said quietly, and Edie nodded, quickly heading back into the kitchen to get a glass of water. She walked back in, seeing Dieter and Morgan still. ”Well, the Super High School Level Princess is in there, but there are still some people missing,” she said, filling up another glass with ice and water, looking at the two. ”None of you did anything suspicious with the food while I was gone, did you?” she asked, eyeing the two of them.
Iris Bradley
After standing outside of the gymnasium for a while, Iris simply let out another sigh and left, deciding to take another sweep around the first floor of the school that they were allowed to explore. She passed by the entryway, noticing two people still in there. She took a few steps in, to see the ballet dancer, Karyl, and the Lucky, Conrad.
”You two are… still here?” she asked, a bit slowly at that. She wasn’t sure why they hadn’t grouped up with everyone else. Especially considering how Conrad seemed to be in the middle of an emotional breakdown, being alone with one other person with the rules in place by their headmaster was a bit of a terrifying thought—and she wasn’t the one with the breakdown. ”Everything ok here?” she asked, before eyeing Karyl up and down. That was definitely different from earlier, at least.
”What’s up with your outfit?” she asked simply. She meant no offense by it, really, but she was just wondering why she was now in a leotard. Then again, thinking on it, Iris was probably one of the nicest dressed students that was there.
As the door to the bathroom seemed to pop open with no trouble, Serena’s eyes widened even more. No, this couldn’t happen. She needed somewhere safe from all of these people! How could she even sleep through the night if the one place that was supposed to be safe wouldn’t even be safe!? ”N-No! You can’t do this! Monokuma! M-Monokuma! They… they can’t do this, can they!?” she shrieked, absolutely terrified. The girls’ bathrooms were locked for a reason, right? Wouldn’t that defeat the whole purpose of locks if they could just be broken that easily!?
She stood up, bringing her hands together and close to her body, visibly shaking from fright. They were going to kill her, she knew it. Maybe not one of these people—but someone from their class would kill her, she knew it. She just knew it. She took one step forward towards the actual room. Then another. Then another. Then finally after she exited the bathroom, she sprinted out of the room, a light sniffing and sobbing able to be heard from her. It would definitely be obvious that she was taking the whole situation incredibly rough.
She heard the Catholic talk about the cafeteria, where apparently everyone else was at. She’d go there. Then at night… She’d find somewhere to hide. Her bathroom, or somewhere else. She’d have to. For now she’d be around the others, and, theoretically, she’d be safe. Then she could hide out the rest of the time and only come out to eat when she was starving.
It took quite a bit of running around, mostly due to the fact that she hadn’t yet been the cafeteria, but as she wandered through the halls, she saw a sign that read “Dining Hall” outside of what she figured would be the cafeteria. She ran into the cafeteria, before stopping abruptly, dusting off her skirt, and offering as much a smile as she could, which was pretty weak, admittedly. ”H-Hello, everyone… how is everyone so far?” she asked, before weakly going over to sit at her own table a small distance from everyone else.
Edie Jensen
Edie had her hands on her hips the entire time that Dieter tried to explain his way out of why he was there. Especially after him and Morgan ended up talking about poisons, Edie was none too sure that she trusted Dieter to be in the kitchen. ”Uh… I’ll probably just have a simple sandwich, or something. It’s been a long day; I don’t think we should be making food that takes too long to prep. It’s been an exhausting day so far, and we should stick with simple stuff for now. I’ll just make a PB&J or something,” Edie said with a shrug.
”And, honestly… I’ll bring this up with everyone else, but I really think that we should limit the people who are allowed to go into the kitchen. If too many people are allowed in, who knows what could happen to the food,” she said abruptly, folding her arms now. ”We don’t know how often this stuff is restocked,” she added. ”It’s a case of safety for everyone,” she said with a slight nod in confirmation to herself.
After scribbling down her own order, she gathered up all of the drinks, setting them on a tray, and with surprising strength, lifted the rather full tray up with just one hand, and quickly darted out of the kitchen to deliver the drinks.
She sped between tables, delivering drinks without so much as a drop being lost from any of the cups. After delivering the drinks, she brought the tray to her side, ”Well, food should be ready soon. Morgan is preparing it all now. And then we can… talk about what to do, I guess. And sorry, Silas, but there was no Iced Tea, I brought you water instead,” she said, before finally realizing Serena was there. ”O-Oh, Princess!” she started before turning bright red. Though she was being polite, she realized how dumb she more than likely sounded to the rest of her classmates. ”Anything to drink?” she asked.
”Just water,” Serena said quietly, and Edie nodded, quickly heading back into the kitchen to get a glass of water. She walked back in, seeing Dieter and Morgan still. ”Well, the Super High School Level Princess is in there, but there are still some people missing,” she said, filling up another glass with ice and water, looking at the two. ”None of you did anything suspicious with the food while I was gone, did you?” she asked, eyeing the two of them.
Iris Bradley
After standing outside of the gymnasium for a while, Iris simply let out another sigh and left, deciding to take another sweep around the first floor of the school that they were allowed to explore. She passed by the entryway, noticing two people still in there. She took a few steps in, to see the ballet dancer, Karyl, and the Lucky, Conrad.
”You two are… still here?” she asked, a bit slowly at that. She wasn’t sure why they hadn’t grouped up with everyone else. Especially considering how Conrad seemed to be in the middle of an emotional breakdown, being alone with one other person with the rules in place by their headmaster was a bit of a terrifying thought—and she wasn’t the one with the breakdown. ”Everything ok here?” she asked, before eyeing Karyl up and down. That was definitely different from earlier, at least.
”What’s up with your outfit?” she asked simply. She meant no offense by it, really, but she was just wondering why she was now in a leotard. Then again, thinking on it, Iris was probably one of the nicest dressed students that was there.
Ok, post will be up tomorrow. MORE stuff came up tonight and I'm not in the best mood/frame of mind for a good post. Sorry everyone
I'll try and post tomorrow, sorry, a lot of stuff came up tonight.
I've been super busy, and I haven't had much to post yet, albeit I could post a response with Edie to Dieter, which I'll try and do sometime this week.
Serena Bellerose
Although she had thought she would be safe in her bathroom, that quickly fell apart. People started to come into Serena’s room at a rather alarming rate. First was the thief, with the Catholic in tow. ”Y-You better not come in here!” she shouted. ”This is my bathroom! I need my private time you know! Monokuma even said that the girl’s bathrooms were locked for privacy reasons!” she shouted, huddling up closer to the door and looking around her bathroom. She was hoping to find something she could use to wedge under the doorknob, but no such luck, there was nothing in there that could keep her bolted in.
She soon heard someone else enter her room—was it the liar? Why was everyone coming to HER room of all rooms!? Clearly they wanted her out of the way first… right? That had to be it. Her ears perked up when the Liar talked about bribing her with not being killed first.
”H-How about you all not kill me at all and leave my room this instant!” she shouted. ”I-I’m royalty, you know! Y-You can’t kill me!”
Edie Jensen
Edie started to write stuff down on her notepad. Hopefully there WOULD be more notepads somewhere in this school, if they did this for even two meals a day she’d run out of room in no time. ”You really need to let me know what you actually want. I’m a waitress, not a mind reader,” she told him. Although she didn’t mean to sound as mean as she probably did, she was on edge from earlier, much like everyone else probably was. She continued to write things down before looking back up at the group that was there.
Hrm, not everyone was there. Edie wasn’t quite sure if that was a good thing or a bad thing. Hopefully no one was lurking in a corner hoping to kill someone already… ”So, is that it for now? I can go get the first round of drinks and food going and then come back for more orders,” she suggested. Hopefully by the time she returned with drinks the rest of her classmates would be there. ”Just… if you want something, make sure you ask now. Since we can’t bring any food into our rooms, we should probably eat what we can while we can,” she suggested. ”Anyways, I’m going to head in now. Morgan, mind helping me out?” she asked, looking at the magician and pointing towards what she figured was the entrance to the kitchen with her thumb.
After a few moments, she headed into the kitchen, though not sure if Morgan was behind her (she couldn’t wait forever, after all!) and saw someone else in there. Was that… the torture specialist? She took a few steps forward, ”You know, I could’ve gotten your food for you? I’m a waitress and all,” she said simply.
Iris Bradley
Everyone had either headed to the cafeteria, stayed in the entryway, or ran off to some of the dorm rooms. Iris wasn’t feeling particularly hungry at the moment—she could always eat later, anyways. Instead, she figured it would be best to look around the area for now. The student ID card had a map of the first floor in it, though basic, would definitely suffice for sweeping the first floor. She could always meet up with everyone after and tell them what she found. If she would be able to be useful despite her “talent” then that would be helpful for everyone there.
She headed into the dorm area—what looked like some kind of public bath seemed to be closed off for the time being, for whatever reason. Iris walked through the dorm halls, noticing one of the doors—Serena’s—was open. She peeked inside, seeing Maria, Fedya, and Anna inside, outside the bathroom door. Against her better judgment, she continued walking forward, back into the other area of the first floor.
Of course, there was very little in that area, too. A few empty classrooms, and other locked rooms—including one, elaborate locked red door. She folded her arms. Clearly there was nothing around to look at. For whatever reason, or maybe she was just overthinking it, Monokuma didn’t want all of them exploring much or anything yet. She let out a sigh as she stood outside the gymnasium, looking at the trophy case. Just what was happening? Would someone actually kill?
Although she had thought she would be safe in her bathroom, that quickly fell apart. People started to come into Serena’s room at a rather alarming rate. First was the thief, with the Catholic in tow. ”Y-You better not come in here!” she shouted. ”This is my bathroom! I need my private time you know! Monokuma even said that the girl’s bathrooms were locked for privacy reasons!” she shouted, huddling up closer to the door and looking around her bathroom. She was hoping to find something she could use to wedge under the doorknob, but no such luck, there was nothing in there that could keep her bolted in.
She soon heard someone else enter her room—was it the liar? Why was everyone coming to HER room of all rooms!? Clearly they wanted her out of the way first… right? That had to be it. Her ears perked up when the Liar talked about bribing her with not being killed first.
”H-How about you all not kill me at all and leave my room this instant!” she shouted. ”I-I’m royalty, you know! Y-You can’t kill me!”
Edie Jensen
Edie started to write stuff down on her notepad. Hopefully there WOULD be more notepads somewhere in this school, if they did this for even two meals a day she’d run out of room in no time. ”You really need to let me know what you actually want. I’m a waitress, not a mind reader,” she told him. Although she didn’t mean to sound as mean as she probably did, she was on edge from earlier, much like everyone else probably was. She continued to write things down before looking back up at the group that was there.
Hrm, not everyone was there. Edie wasn’t quite sure if that was a good thing or a bad thing. Hopefully no one was lurking in a corner hoping to kill someone already… ”So, is that it for now? I can go get the first round of drinks and food going and then come back for more orders,” she suggested. Hopefully by the time she returned with drinks the rest of her classmates would be there. ”Just… if you want something, make sure you ask now. Since we can’t bring any food into our rooms, we should probably eat what we can while we can,” she suggested. ”Anyways, I’m going to head in now. Morgan, mind helping me out?” she asked, looking at the magician and pointing towards what she figured was the entrance to the kitchen with her thumb.
After a few moments, she headed into the kitchen, though not sure if Morgan was behind her (she couldn’t wait forever, after all!) and saw someone else in there. Was that… the torture specialist? She took a few steps forward, ”You know, I could’ve gotten your food for you? I’m a waitress and all,” she said simply.
Iris Bradley
Everyone had either headed to the cafeteria, stayed in the entryway, or ran off to some of the dorm rooms. Iris wasn’t feeling particularly hungry at the moment—she could always eat later, anyways. Instead, she figured it would be best to look around the area for now. The student ID card had a map of the first floor in it, though basic, would definitely suffice for sweeping the first floor. She could always meet up with everyone after and tell them what she found. If she would be able to be useful despite her “talent” then that would be helpful for everyone there.
She headed into the dorm area—what looked like some kind of public bath seemed to be closed off for the time being, for whatever reason. Iris walked through the dorm halls, noticing one of the doors—Serena’s—was open. She peeked inside, seeing Maria, Fedya, and Anna inside, outside the bathroom door. Against her better judgment, she continued walking forward, back into the other area of the first floor.
Of course, there was very little in that area, too. A few empty classrooms, and other locked rooms—including one, elaborate locked red door. She folded her arms. Clearly there was nothing around to look at. For whatever reason, or maybe she was just overthinking it, Monokuma didn’t want all of them exploring much or anything yet. She let out a sigh as she stood outside the gymnasium, looking at the trophy case. Just what was happening? Would someone actually kill?
Sorry for being so late, lots of stuff has been happening! >.<
I will try to get up a post today, suddenly got super busy >.< If not, tomorrow for sure, since I don't have as long a school day.
Edit: Still wondering who will be the first to contact me for a murder~
Edit: Still wondering who will be the first to contact me for a murder~
I'll try and get a post tomorrow. Just finished up Dangan Ronpa so that'll mean I'll have more time, but still have lots of other stuff to do.
Serena Bellerose
Luckily, Serena had managed to find to find her dorm room with relative ease, for each of the students’ rooms had a nameplate with a cartoon-ish looking picture of them and their name on it. Before Serena entered her room, she looked around the hallway, no one seemed to have followed her at all, thankfully. She quickly went into her room and looked around. It was a rather simple room, a bed, some drawers, a trashcan, and a door to the bathroom.
Serena let out a small sigh, she was stuck here, no matter how much she hated it. There was nothing she could do. That… that Monokuma had trapped them all there, in some diseased game to try and kill each other in order to get out. How come they couldn’t just attend the school like normal!?
Out of what seemed like nowhere, there was a knock on her door and Serena let out a shriek and nearly jumped in the air out of sheer terror. She heard the voice after—that was the… Catholic? Right. She opened the door a slight bit and peered out, looking at Maria.
”N-No! I order that you go away this instant!” she shouted, terror still filled in her voice, before she slammed the door shut and shakily walked over to her bed. Of course, that would do nothing, in reality. There were no locks, so if Maria—or anyone else for that matter—wanted to come in, there was nothing stopping them. Her eyes then widened as she came to a realization: the bathroom! She quickly ran to the bathroom as she could, opening the door and running in, shutting the door and locking it. This was her one chance at safety, and she was going to take it.
Edie Jensen
Edie—along with numerous others from the group—ended up heading to the cafeteria. They’d all have the chance to fill up a bit and calm down, and hopefully that would erase any thoughts about people wanting to murder each other. Maybe they could all think of some plans to start searching for a way out, too!
She walked into the cafeteria with the others, seeing Silas already there and already eating. She put her hands on her hips, frowning, ”You REALLY couldn’t wait to come here with everyone else? You had to go ahead and get food by yourself?” she asked, stamping over to him. ”You know something could’ve happened, right? I really don’t want to say it, but you could’ve been… killed… or something. We really shouldn’t be splitting up like this,” she told him, folding her arms, still frowning.
Edie turned back around to look at everyone else who had come to the cafeteria with her. ”So… everyone’s probably hungry, right? Morgan you said you could cook, right? Think you’d be up for doing that? Anyone have simple things they want? Drinks?” she asked, before quickly whipping out her notepad and pen, a small smile now coming on her face. Despite everything that was happening, at least going into waitress mode would put her in her natural habitat!
Luckily, Serena had managed to find to find her dorm room with relative ease, for each of the students’ rooms had a nameplate with a cartoon-ish looking picture of them and their name on it. Before Serena entered her room, she looked around the hallway, no one seemed to have followed her at all, thankfully. She quickly went into her room and looked around. It was a rather simple room, a bed, some drawers, a trashcan, and a door to the bathroom.
Serena let out a small sigh, she was stuck here, no matter how much she hated it. There was nothing she could do. That… that Monokuma had trapped them all there, in some diseased game to try and kill each other in order to get out. How come they couldn’t just attend the school like normal!?
Out of what seemed like nowhere, there was a knock on her door and Serena let out a shriek and nearly jumped in the air out of sheer terror. She heard the voice after—that was the… Catholic? Right. She opened the door a slight bit and peered out, looking at Maria.
”N-No! I order that you go away this instant!” she shouted, terror still filled in her voice, before she slammed the door shut and shakily walked over to her bed. Of course, that would do nothing, in reality. There were no locks, so if Maria—or anyone else for that matter—wanted to come in, there was nothing stopping them. Her eyes then widened as she came to a realization: the bathroom! She quickly ran to the bathroom as she could, opening the door and running in, shutting the door and locking it. This was her one chance at safety, and she was going to take it.
Edie Jensen
Edie—along with numerous others from the group—ended up heading to the cafeteria. They’d all have the chance to fill up a bit and calm down, and hopefully that would erase any thoughts about people wanting to murder each other. Maybe they could all think of some plans to start searching for a way out, too!
She walked into the cafeteria with the others, seeing Silas already there and already eating. She put her hands on her hips, frowning, ”You REALLY couldn’t wait to come here with everyone else? You had to go ahead and get food by yourself?” she asked, stamping over to him. ”You know something could’ve happened, right? I really don’t want to say it, but you could’ve been… killed… or something. We really shouldn’t be splitting up like this,” she told him, folding her arms, still frowning.
Edie turned back around to look at everyone else who had come to the cafeteria with her. ”So… everyone’s probably hungry, right? Morgan you said you could cook, right? Think you’d be up for doing that? Anyone have simple things they want? Drinks?” she asked, before quickly whipping out her notepad and pen, a small smile now coming on her face. Despite everything that was happening, at least going into waitress mode would put her in her natural habitat!
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