Danganronpa: Into Code (Fanganronpa) (Discontinued)

Chapter 1 Daily Life part 4

(TW: mentions of h//ning. Don't worry, nobody in this chapter actually gets...you know. There is just a mention of it)
(Amy's PoV)

I had a bit of a gut feeling towards Kana but I shrugged it off since she looked nice...and I didn't want to get paired up with Toshino because of what happened in the party room.

Kana and I decided to search whatever we can and ended up in the janitor's closet. Nothing interesting there, just mops and buckets. It was strangely roomy probably because of the empty space. "I wonder if this room has been used," Kana said. "What makes you say that?" I asked. Kana fanned her face before answering, "We don't appear to have been the only one's here. Someone must have been here before us," she explained. "What makes you say that?" I asked, curious. "The cleaning supplies looked used. Take a look inside this," she handed me a bottle of glass cleaner. The blue liquid inside was half. Like it has been used to clean. "So someone did use it!" I cried. "That's true but...who and when?" Kana said, now studying the bottle.

(Yeah I got nothing for these two •_•)

(Kuro's PoV. That's right, we're going back to the main PoV)

Rin and I were sharing notes with the others in what they found. Apparently we had new rooms that weren't our dorms, a theory that there's a mastermind watching us and that we weren't the only ones here. That somebody else was here before.

At last, we all gathered at the dining room again. Rin cleared her throat and spoke about the findings and asked if anyone had any theories. Jun pointed out that in order to enter the rooms, they'll need to have fingerprint identification. His theory? So framing others for murder if it did happen. This soured the mood immediately which caused Rin to have us move on. Minami said that there are other rooms around here like a computer lab and a parts and service room.

She glared at Ichigo who was busy fiddling with the forks on the table. Minami didn't say anything after reporting what she said. Toshiaki also pointed out that across the courtyard, there were other rooms similar to what Jun and Sora found. Toshino yawned loudly to get our attention. He said that the food seems to be stocked up well and highly unlikely to run out anytime soon. He appeared to be hiding something but nobody seemed to notice so I kept quiet. Must have been my imagination.

"So we know our surroundings here. Good but how does that help?" Minami asked. "Well in case something does happen, we at least know if we can narrow it down to people who seem familiar around said area. Like and I'm not accusing you of anything, the nurse's office and how much time Uyeda is in there," Rin pointed.

"Don't try to stalk me. But agreed, we can find which rooms that fit certain talents here and if something were to happen, we can at least get a lead," Uyeda explained. "S-seems reasonable," Hirohito said.

Just then, Monkomi appeared on the table, scaring some of us. "My my, you all seem to be happy to see me," he giggled. "Quite the opposite," Sora said, folding her arms. "Quit the small talk! What are you here for?" Toshino asked.

"Hoohoo anxious are we Hacker-san? Anyway I told you all that I'll give you motives tomorrow which was yesterday and that means you get the motives todaaaaay!" Monkomi explained. "Motives?" Kana asked. "Yes, it seems like y'all are comfortable with each other and acting all buddy buddy so I decided to give you all a little push," Monkomi explained. "You're still on insisting on the killing game? We told you, we're not going to die," Rin said. "Hoohoo~ that's what they always say," Monkomi smirked. "The rules on it are in your E-handbook for more information," he explained. He then stepped to the side to reveal a box.

"What's in the box?" Kazuno asked. "Your motives of course. I know that just now you'll probably wouldn't kill but with these, the possibility of a murder happening will soar through the roof!" Monkomi explained, happily. And with that, disappeared leaving the box behind. There was an awkward silence.