Dinah McBride / female / 21 / hero
Location:Hallow Grounds; Rumor Has It
Possible Interactions: @The Harbinger of Ferocity@Metronome
Dinah was scrolling through facebook when the man in front of her asked the guy behind the counter about the broadcast. She stopped browsing her social media and looked up sharply, looking between the two silently. So she hadn't been the only early bird to witness the strange message. The conversation between the two concerning it was brief, the cashier brushing it off as some hackers' publicity stunt. That would be the easiest explanation, but she wasn't sure if she totally believed that. Still, there wasn't a thing she could do about it. There were a dozen other things she had to worry about, the authorities could take care of the hackers.
She tucked her phone in the pocket of her backpack and clasped her gloved hands in front of her, waiting patiently for the asian man in front of her to finish his transaction. The coffee shop wasn't terribly crowded, considering how early it still was, but the morning rush would be in soon. Part of her wondered if it was really worth the grade to give up those few extra hours of sleep.
Location:Hallow Grounds; Rumor Has It
Possible Interactions: @The Harbinger of Ferocity@Metronome
Dinah was scrolling through facebook when the man in front of her asked the guy behind the counter about the broadcast. She stopped browsing her social media and looked up sharply, looking between the two silently. So she hadn't been the only early bird to witness the strange message. The conversation between the two concerning it was brief, the cashier brushing it off as some hackers' publicity stunt. That would be the easiest explanation, but she wasn't sure if she totally believed that. Still, there wasn't a thing she could do about it. There were a dozen other things she had to worry about, the authorities could take care of the hackers.
She tucked her phone in the pocket of her backpack and clasped her gloved hands in front of her, waiting patiently for the asian man in front of her to finish his transaction. The coffee shop wasn't terribly crowded, considering how early it still was, but the morning rush would be in soon. Part of her wondered if it was really worth the grade to give up those few extra hours of sleep.