Chris looked up and almost flinched at Luna's response. Not at him being called Chrissy, although it did surprise him a bit, but at her initial reaction. Once again he had the impulse to slap himself for what he said. He shook those thoughts from his head, and took another sip of his tea as two other people entered the cafeteria, Nika, then Sam. He muttered a welcome in return to Sam's greeting before Luna explained to them about the cookies she and Silas had made for everyone.
Chris looked up from his mug as Luna sat down at the same table he was. A bit surprising to him, but he shrugged it off, and whispered to Luna.
"Sorry about that 'greeting'. It's sort of a saying that you don't really think about" Chris muttered. Geez, now it sounded like he was trying to shrug off what he had said. He shook his head slightly before talking in a slightly louder voice.
"What do you want to talk about?"
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Christian sat in the cafeteria, mug in hand, with his eyes closed in what one could almost call meditation. Not quite though, due to all the thoughts still flying throughout his head. Christian stopped thinking when his head started to ache. There were just too many unknowns at the moment. He opened his eyes, and saw Luna leaving the kitchen. Chris didn't even notice her walk in, and judging by her glance towards the kitchen, there was someone else with her. He needed to pay attention more often. To add to that thought, his tea had now cooled down so much that it was nearly room temperature. Insult to injury, he guessed. Chris took a sip of his tea, which happened to still be decent, before calling out to the 'new' arrival.
"Hello. How's it going?" Chris asked. As soon as the words left his mouth Chris wanted to slap himself. He just had to ask that after they had all been told to kill each other to escape an unescapable school. Of course it wasn't going very well. He quickly took another sip of his tea, staring into the mug.
"Hello. How's it going?" Chris asked. As soon as the words left his mouth Chris wanted to slap himself. He just had to ask that after they had all been told to kill each other to escape an unescapable school. Of course it wasn't going very well. He quickly took another sip of his tea, staring into the mug.
Christian's head was reeling with questions as he read the files. 'This happened before in Japan? Does this mean it went uninterrupted before as well? Why didn't the local authorities do anything?' Christian continued to ask himself various questions like this, while the mood of the questions spiraled down quickly. Eventually, he asked himself a question he dreaded the answer to. 'If no one intervened, did something happen outside?' World War 3 could have started. The earth's atmosphere could have grown deadly. An epidemic could have wiped out most of earth's population. Chris stepped back from the files, shaking his head. Thinking what could have happened wouldn't help now.
Chris decided he needed to calm down and think for a while. However, when he looked around, there were a lot more people in the library than before. He fidgeted slightly. Chris wanted to think, but this many people was a bit unsettling for him. He decided to go to the cafeteria to sit down and think. Walking out of the library, Chris gave a small nod to the people there. Once out of there, Chris let out a breath of air that he hadn't realized he was holding before walking to the cafeteria. On his way to the cafeteria, he noticed some people in small groups in the halls, but ignored them for the moment, to focused on his destination
Once he entered the cafeteria, he looked around, only to see nobody was there at the moment. Not even the hungry kid, Silas. It was refreshing. Chris realized he was thirsty, so he entered the kitchen and got some water in a kettle to a near boil. He got a peppermint tea bag, and added it to the water in a mug, as well as a touch of honey. He brought the mug out with him to the cafeteria and sat down at one of the tables. As the tea cooled, Chris willed his mind to do the same. Right now wasn't a time for thinking 20 steps ahead. He needed to build his thoughts one step at a time. No use thinking about outside when there was no way to it yet. Well, no way out but murder, which wasn't a pleasant thought. Chris sat there as he tried to calm down and think.
Chris decided he needed to calm down and think for a while. However, when he looked around, there were a lot more people in the library than before. He fidgeted slightly. Chris wanted to think, but this many people was a bit unsettling for him. He decided to go to the cafeteria to sit down and think. Walking out of the library, Chris gave a small nod to the people there. Once out of there, Chris let out a breath of air that he hadn't realized he was holding before walking to the cafeteria. On his way to the cafeteria, he noticed some people in small groups in the halls, but ignored them for the moment, to focused on his destination
Once he entered the cafeteria, he looked around, only to see nobody was there at the moment. Not even the hungry kid, Silas. It was refreshing. Chris realized he was thirsty, so he entered the kitchen and got some water in a kettle to a near boil. He got a peppermint tea bag, and added it to the water in a mug, as well as a touch of honey. He brought the mug out with him to the cafeteria and sat down at one of the tables. As the tea cooled, Chris willed his mind to do the same. Right now wasn't a time for thinking 20 steps ahead. He needed to build his thoughts one step at a time. No use thinking about outside when there was no way to it yet. Well, no way out but murder, which wasn't a pleasant thought. Chris sat there as he tried to calm down and think.
Christian was on his way to the library, after taking some wrong turns, when he heard someone talking ahead of him. He stopped where he was, the other students out of sight, and he heard one of them say "I’ll let you know if I find anything useful". After that he heard footsteps leading away. I'll let you know if I find anything useful... Chris stayed where he was for a while in thought. Anything useful could mean a lot of things in this situation, although he had no clue what 'anything useful' could be. He thought he recognized the voice, but he wasn't certain. After thinking for a while with no answers, he shrugged off his thoughts and continued to the library.
When he arrived, he was greeted with the sight of one girl on a laptop, Isis, if he remembered correctly. He looked around some more, and saw that Gwen was standing around, seeming confused, and he heard one other person among the bookshelves. When he saw Isis, he realized it was her voice he heard in the halls. He walked up to her, deeply engrossed in the laptop, and tapped her shoulder to grab her attention.
"I don't want to be a bother, but I overheard you in the halls talking about 'finding something useful'. Is it okay to ask what you meant?"
Right after he finished, he heard a voice call out from the bookshelves, saying that she found something. Jinx walked out with a file in hand, and sat down, motioning them to come check it out. Chris walked over and glanced at the file.
"Hope's Peak Academy..." Chris muttered, his thoughts stirring all of a sudden.
When he arrived, he was greeted with the sight of one girl on a laptop, Isis, if he remembered correctly. He looked around some more, and saw that Gwen was standing around, seeming confused, and he heard one other person among the bookshelves. When he saw Isis, he realized it was her voice he heard in the halls. He walked up to her, deeply engrossed in the laptop, and tapped her shoulder to grab her attention.
"I don't want to be a bother, but I overheard you in the halls talking about 'finding something useful'. Is it okay to ask what you meant?"
Right after he finished, he heard a voice call out from the bookshelves, saying that she found something. Jinx walked out with a file in hand, and sat down, motioning them to come check it out. Chris walked over and glanced at the file.
"Hope's Peak Academy..." Chris muttered, his thoughts stirring all of a sudden.
I think it's on page 15 or 16. It was posted a couple of days ago, so it'd be a bit further back.
I think in the game the GF and 1F are the same thing. The 2nd floor has the library, pool, and classrooms
Christian watched as the monokuma toy exploded in the chairs of the "audience". He was preparing for something bad, but exploding? That seemed a bit overkill... quite literally. There was a short monokuma-less moment afterwards before a new stuffed bear appeared. Of course there was more than one... Christian realized that if the person controlling it could blow one up with little to no hesitation, there must be more. Hopefully not too many.
The new monokuma dove right into laying down his rules for this school. So murder was only acceptable as a way out if the killer got away with it... And no matter what the outcome of the "class trial", there would be an execution for the losing party. It was exactly like a murder mystery game, which was probably the whole point of this set-up. Fantastic...
The bear went over some other rules as well. Chris grabbed a pamphlet that was laid out for them. Going over them, a couple stood out. No one could be out of specific assigned sleeping areas at night, at least not willingly. Next, exploration was free throughout the school; no restrictions were in place. That meant either the killer was certain there were no exits, or there were fakes ones that would punish them if they tried to escape. But still, hopefully some answers could be found to the situation they were all in. Lastly, there was the issue of "motives" that would be given out daily if no murder occurred. Chris couldn't help but think of different ways monokuma could try to influence them into murder. Threats, various punishments, and rewards came to mind. He chuckled softly when he thought of taking away toilet paper.
After a while, people began to file out of the auditorium. There were three groups that split off. Some went to the cafeteria to group up and search for exits. Another group went to the library to look into the past students monokuma mentioned. The last group went to their dorms, wanting to get away from the auditorium as early as possible. Some people still were milling about in the auditorium, either not having made up their mind, or deciding to stay for a while. Chris thought about what he should do briefly, before deciding to go to the library. Finding out what happened to the past students could help them find out more about their current situation. He walked towards the exit, and nodded to the students still inside before leaving.
The new monokuma dove right into laying down his rules for this school. So murder was only acceptable as a way out if the killer got away with it... And no matter what the outcome of the "class trial", there would be an execution for the losing party. It was exactly like a murder mystery game, which was probably the whole point of this set-up. Fantastic...
The bear went over some other rules as well. Chris grabbed a pamphlet that was laid out for them. Going over them, a couple stood out. No one could be out of specific assigned sleeping areas at night, at least not willingly. Next, exploration was free throughout the school; no restrictions were in place. That meant either the killer was certain there were no exits, or there were fakes ones that would punish them if they tried to escape. But still, hopefully some answers could be found to the situation they were all in. Lastly, there was the issue of "motives" that would be given out daily if no murder occurred. Chris couldn't help but think of different ways monokuma could try to influence them into murder. Threats, various punishments, and rewards came to mind. He chuckled softly when he thought of taking away toilet paper.
After a while, people began to file out of the auditorium. There were three groups that split off. Some went to the cafeteria to group up and search for exits. Another group went to the library to look into the past students monokuma mentioned. The last group went to their dorms, wanting to get away from the auditorium as early as possible. Some people still were milling about in the auditorium, either not having made up their mind, or deciding to stay for a while. Chris thought about what he should do briefly, before deciding to go to the library. Finding out what happened to the past students could help them find out more about their current situation. He walked towards the exit, and nodded to the students still inside before leaving.
Mutual killing... With two words, this... thing had thrown the group into disarray. Christian didn't want to believe it himself, but it fit within his theory of kidnapping. Sometimes it sucked to be right. He watched as some people got scared, some shocked, some angry (Gwen even picked the bear up by its head, which surprised Christian), and some took it in calmly. Christian tried to keep a straight face through it all, but his thoughts were going rampant. Isis and Jinx both mentioned the police, Isis expecting the police to come, but Jinx took that theory with disbelief. In fact, Jinx asked if they were even at Unity Academy, a similar question he had asked himself a while ago. Christian slightly admired that.
He snapped back from his deep thought when he heard Aiden call out to Gwen that holding that stuffed toy wasn't a good idea. His brain started working again, thinking of different scenarios around that, and came to the same conclusion Aiden did. If a pyschopath was controlling that thing, there's no telling what could happen with it, especially since the toy mentioned murder so casually. He decided to join with Aiden's call.
"You should probably drop that thing ASAP."
He snapped back from his deep thought when he heard Aiden call out to Gwen that holding that stuffed toy wasn't a good idea. His brain started working again, thinking of different scenarios around that, and came to the same conclusion Aiden did. If a pyschopath was controlling that thing, there's no telling what could happen with it, especially since the toy mentioned murder so casually. He decided to join with Aiden's call.
"You should probably drop that thing ASAP."
Spriggs27 said
Naw I'm not the mastermind or a killer, if I was it would be easy to tell, honestly I'd probably wouldn't post in the OOC much or even joke about it.
...That's what the mastermind would say...
*shot*
After everyone had introduced themselves, Christian briefly wondered if they would start searching for an answer to how they all got here, before an announcement was made.
"Bastards... huh?" Christian muttered to himself. Once again, his thoughts were cut off as the lights went off, leaving them in the dark, before turning back on to reveal a... teddy bear... type of thing. It's colorations were black and white, just like chess pieces he had moved so many times before. It seemed to start talking, calling them bastards once again. Then, interestingly, it called itself monokuma, the dean of the school. Some of the people reacted to its claims, but Christian stayed silent. Different scenarios of what this could be ran through his head.
A school prank on the new kids? Probably not; there would be little to no point in the cardboard cutouts then, and it didn't explain how they got in the auditorium.
Maybe it was a test set up by the real dean, just to test them and see their reactions. Plausible, but seemed a bit far fetched just to see their reactions.
These questions continued, none seeming to fit until he thought of a startling one. Were they all drugged and kidnapped by a psychopath when they entered the school? Christian paused his train of thought. Scarily enough, that possibility seemed to be the most likely. He hoped he was wrong, as a psychopath would be random in playing out their fates in a scenario he/she set up, probably in a fake Unity Academy auditorium room.
Christian ended his thoughts with a decision that he shouldn't arrive at a conclusion until he had more information about the situation they were in. Instead, he stood back among the other students, and waited to see how things played out.
"Bastards... huh?" Christian muttered to himself. Once again, his thoughts were cut off as the lights went off, leaving them in the dark, before turning back on to reveal a... teddy bear... type of thing. It's colorations were black and white, just like chess pieces he had moved so many times before. It seemed to start talking, calling them bastards once again. Then, interestingly, it called itself monokuma, the dean of the school. Some of the people reacted to its claims, but Christian stayed silent. Different scenarios of what this could be ran through his head.
A school prank on the new kids? Probably not; there would be little to no point in the cardboard cutouts then, and it didn't explain how they got in the auditorium.
Maybe it was a test set up by the real dean, just to test them and see their reactions. Plausible, but seemed a bit far fetched just to see their reactions.
These questions continued, none seeming to fit until he thought of a startling one. Were they all drugged and kidnapped by a psychopath when they entered the school? Christian paused his train of thought. Scarily enough, that possibility seemed to be the most likely. He hoped he was wrong, as a psychopath would be random in playing out their fates in a scenario he/she set up, probably in a fake Unity Academy auditorium room.
Christian ended his thoughts with a decision that he shouldn't arrive at a conclusion until he had more information about the situation they were in. Instead, he stood back among the other students, and waited to see how things played out.
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