"Oho, what a gentleman," Jamie said with a grin in response to Claude's chivalry, "I think I made the right choice picking this group." Ray shuffled behind the group as they made their way to the Storage Room first. It was close to the Gymnasium, so they found it pretty quickly. Ray quickly walked in front of the group so that he could open the door for everyone, nearly tripping over his feet in doing so. Jamie flashed him a grateful smile, and then everyone entered inside.

It was a large room, but due to everything in it, it seemed small. A seemingly endless amount of items and supplies sat stocked on the shelves. From snacks and candy, to cleaning supplies and toiletry, to cloths and linens, to old magazines and journals, there seemed to be everything anyone could ever need stored here.

"W-Wow..." Ray whispered in awe.

"Wow is right," Jamie agreed, "There's so much stuff in here! It's overwhelming, to be honest."
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Kadian, Percy, Sydney, and Andrea all headed over to the classrooms they'd all woken up in. After a bit of walking, they soon found themselves in the hallway that held all of the classrooms.

"There's 16 classrooms here..." Andrea noted, "Is that supposed to be the normal amount?"

"I dunno," Sydney shrugged, "There's no way they built 16 classrooms just for us though. Maybe Monobear kidnapped 16 students since there's 16 classrooms."

"I doubt that's the only reason he did that," Andrea shook her head, "Well anyway. We've got a bunch of classrooms to search. We probably won't find anything new that we wouldn't have seen when we first woke up. But, 'leave no stone unturned', right?"
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Bryan lead Marcus and Angela out of the School Zone and over to the Student Zone. After that, it was a short walk over to the Dorms. It could be seen that each door had a student's name and a pixelized sprite with a likeness to the student.

"Huh. That's new." Bryan commented, "The Dorms didn't have little sprites like that on them when I took my tour." He kind of wondered if that meant Monobear had put them there, for whatever reason.

"Please find Elliot's room,"  Marcus requested. If he was starting to struggle to hold Elliot's weight, Bryan couldn't tell. Still, the guy was much bigger than him, so he complied immediately. After a bit of looking around, he eventually found Elliot's door.

"Over here." Bryan motioned to Marcus and Angela. He tried to open the door, but it was locked. "Hold on, how're we supposed to even get in our rooms?"

"Just use your Electronic IDs!" Monobear answered. Wait what? Somehow, Monobear had appeared in the hallway with them.

"Oh crap! How'd you get here?" Bryan exclaimed, having flinched when Monobear suddenly appeared.

"Who knows? And more importantly, who cares?" Monobear asked back. "All you need to know is that if you swipe the correct Electronic ID against the scanner on the corresponding door, then it will unlock. Otherwise, all doors will be locked at all times, except in...'special' cases. Upupupu. Oh, but don't worry about that. Your rooms will always be secure. In fact, they're so secure, they're soundproof! You can even test them if you don't believe me!"
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"Monobear's personality seems very...erratic, to say the least," Steven said in response to Cecelia and Andrew's conversation, "I'm sure that makes it more difficult to try to figure him out."

"I couldn't get a read on him either," Sasha sighed, "I couldn't even pick up any vocal cues. I'll definitely need more time as well before I can confirm anything about him."

"Huh? You're analyzing Monobear too?" Steven asked.

"O-Oh, uh, not exactly," Sasha replied, seemingly embarrassed, "I'm not a Psychologist like Cecelia. I just know how to pick up on people's cues and tells. It's a skill you pretty much got to have in the card playing world if you want to be any good. It's nowhere near as complex as creating a psychological profile of someone, though."

"Still, that's pretty impressive," Steven replied with a small smile, "No wonder you're an Ultimate Student." Sasha looked even more embarrassed after hearing that, and looked away.

By that point, they had reached the Cafeteria doors. Steven pulled them open, and the group entered the room. Inside were several small lunch tables with a few seats at each table. However, there was a larger circular lunch table in the middle of the room, with 16 seats settled around it. In the back was another door, that presumably lead to the Kitchen.

"So this is the Cafeteria..." Steven said out loud, "The big table there would be perfect for our meeting later."