Serena Bellerose
Serena couldn’t help but flinch a bit when she noticed Anna come in. She didn’t trust her most—she broke into her room and the bathroom she was in with no hesitation. She figured if anyone would end up being a killer, it would probably be the thief. Well, in Serena’s mind, everyone besides her was probably poised to kill any of them at any moment. And who better a target than a princess. Monokuma probably planned this all to get rid of an important political figure—herself.
She was relieved that no one—not even the waitress—seemed to come over to her once she was in the cafeteria. If things could continue like this during her whole time at Orion Academy, maybe Serena would be safe! Maybe she would survive and get home! That was all the Super High School Level Princess could ask for: not being killed and hopefully not having many of these people talk to her.
Edie Jensen
As people seemed to come into and out of the kitchen, Edie crossed her arms and furrowed her eyebrows. She was used to a kitchen being very orderly, and everyone coming in and out—especially people who had a lot to gain by tampering with food—after all, if someone poisoned the food and killed one (or even more than one) person, there wouldn’t be an easy way to know what happened… it wouldn’t end well for everyone.
Edie walked out into the cafeteria, arms still folded, looking at everyone. ”Ok, I hate being bossy, but I think we’re really going to have limit who is and isn’t allowed in the cafeteria. We can’t just have people wandering in, doing whatever they want whenever they want,” she said, her gaze looking over towards Silas. ”If we let anyone and everyone go into the cafeteria, there’s no telling what will happen to the food. So I’m saying for now that only Morgan and I should be going into the kitchen,” she said firmly, a slight nod to herself.
”Anyone have any problems with that?” she asked, not accusatorily but out of genuine curiosity.
Iris Bradley
Iris offered a small wave to Conrad, though she still had her solemn as usual look on her face. ”Everyone ended up going to the cafeteria to eat,” she explained simply. She looked between the two: the sobbing boy with the sweater and the Super High School Level ballet dancer who was in her leotard now. It was definitely an odd pairing, and hopefully either one of them wasn’t going to kill the other, or they weren’t going to go and kill each other—last thing that needed to happen was for anyone to give into Despair, whether it was hers or not.
”You two weren’t planning anything, were you?” she asked. Although she figured that if either of them were planning murder they wouldn’t say, it didn’t exactly hurt to ask. ”Are you guys planning on heading to the cafeteria? I explored all that I could of the first floor… there’s not much around here,” Iris said with a small shrug.
MONOKUMA
Monokuma didn’t exactly expect anyone to murder just yet—they just finished their wonderful opening ceremony and were probably tired after all! Of course, that didn’t mean that Monokuma didn’t expect that someone would kill. Oh, Monokuma was VERY sure someone would kill another, and soon at that. However, that didn’t make everything right, after all, there was definitely some contraband that some of the students somehow managed to sneak in!
From a puff of smoke, much like how he entered before, Monokuma appeared in the cafeteria, in front of the table that Octavia and Astolfo were sitting at. ”Warning! Warning! Illegal materials present! Illegal materials present!” Monokuma shouted, waving his arms, eyes deadest on the miniature mountain of video games and handhelds that Astolfo had. ”Where did you pull these from? Video games are not items to be used on a school campus! Super High School Level Gamer or not! I’ll be taking these!” Monokuma said, quickly scooping up everything that Astolfo had piled on the table into his arms.
”And don’t let me catch you with anymore video games, young man. Or you can expect to be punished! Upupupupu…” Monokuma laughed before disappearing into thin air, all of Astolfo’s handhelds and video games gone as well.