Lady Midnight
Ultimate Pun Queen
To be honest, the appearance of the bear didn't surprise Sehema. What was surprising though was the denial of other students. One of which tried to comfort her friend by telling her to ask what would she do? Proper comforting material right there. Once a blue haired student yelled out for the bear to bring out the headmaster, Sehema closed her eyes and spoke up. "There is no headmaster and this is not a joke. Try to put two and two together, will you? All of us wake up with little to no memory of what happened trapped inside of the academy. Then a stuffed children's toy pops up and introduces himself as the Headmaster. Surely we all don't need to be historians to figure out what happens next." While she was talking, she stepped forward but stayed near her "acquaintance" and the "pimp." She then turned her narrowed emerald eyes towards the "Headmaster" and pointed at him. "You can tell from everyone's reactions that they pretty much understand what's happening. Those who don't are just fumbling in denial. How do you plan on reacting another game when everyone pretty much knows how you think? Better yet..." Sehema placed her hands down, but her intense gaze bared into the bear.
"How do we know that you're being controlled from the outside and that you're not in here with us?" Everyone seemed to be focused on the fact that the killing game was about to happen again, so it was natural that Sehema had to ask the hardest question. How were they sure the Mastermind wasn't inside of the school with them? It seemed like a logical thought since it seemed like a textbook copycat. She found it sad thought. For someone who was trying to resurrect Despair, copying wasn't a real creative way to do it. 'Just a lackluster intimation from an unimaginative copycat,' She thought bitterly, her hopes for an interesting game diminishing with each event that unfolded.