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Izanagi's Ideal World | 8/8
You wake up in a typical Japanese high school classroom to the sound of a bell.
You are dressed in one of two uniforms* (*Please button up your jacket properly!) - whichever your character would feel most comfortable in. The bell was apparently the signal for the end of classes for the day, because everyone else is getting up from their desks and mingling with their friends, making the motions of preparing to leave without quite going yet.
Among them is Izanagi, surrounded by a small group of students and chattering away energetically. There are two exits, one at the front of the room and one at the back, both of which lead to the hallway. On the other hand, if you want to try understanding what you’re doing here, this is probably the best opportunity to talk to Izanagi or talk to your classmates. You can also, of course, find each other and compare notes. There’s a bag hooked on the side of each of your desks, and inside are the typical supplies you would expect most students to carry: writing utensils and notebooks. These can be used, or not, as you please.
Rules | Classroom | Hallways | Outside | Nurse's Office | Library
You are dressed in one of two uniforms* (*Please button up your jacket properly!) - whichever your character would feel most comfortable in. The bell was apparently the signal for the end of classes for the day, because everyone else is getting up from their desks and mingling with their friends, making the motions of preparing to leave without quite going yet.
Among them is Izanagi, surrounded by a small group of students and chattering away energetically. There are two exits, one at the front of the room and one at the back, both of which lead to the hallway. On the other hand, if you want to try understanding what you’re doing here, this is probably the best opportunity to talk to Izanagi or talk to your classmates. You can also, of course, find each other and compare notes. There’s a bag hooked on the side of each of your desks, and inside are the typical supplies you would expect most students to carry: writing utensils and notebooks. These can be used, or not, as you please.
Re: Nurse
Yes. A little. I don't think it's anything major, but I started feeling a little nauseous after class.
[Maybe he can distract her into getting him something and take the file....]
Re: Nurse
[She'll actually fetch a clipboard so she can take notes.]
Re: Nurse
Re: Nurse
[Hmm...]
Well, you can rest on one of the beds if you'd like.
[Because there are indeed two beds with curtains that can be pulled around them for some added privacy. There are a couple of chairs for bedside visitors as well as one that’s clearly intended for students to sit in while talking with the nurse herself. There’s a small wastebasket by the desk that is currently empty. There is also a window that those laying in bed can look out of, provided the curtains around the beds aren’t drawn. Rather unnaturally, the Tokyo Tower looms outside of the window even though that would place it in a totally different area from where it could be seen in the classroom.]
Re: Nurse
[...]
I know it's a bit much to ask, but I forgot my wallet at home-- would you have some diluted juice? It might help a little.
Re: Nurse
[The nurse stands up and exits the room, leaving Lancelot to rest like the good boy he surely is.]
Re: Nurse
[Surely he will lay down and-- nah.
He listens, waits until the sound of her footsteps fades a bit before he makes his stealthy move for information. Manila folder what have you got inside...?]
Re: Nurse
That's why Hizumi's file is so unusual. Unlike the others, it seems to be in the process of fading, the letters wavering not unlike a screen with a bad connection flickering in and out.
However, there's also footsteps down the hall again, so he might need to take a second look somewhere else.]
Re: Nurse
...time to go out the window real smooth and not at all criminal-like.]
Re: Nurse