Armageddon--An OMORI Au

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Make sure to read the desc for warnings! Though, it's a little tame. Anyway, enjoy. (Even if this is a little cringe and weird lol)

Sunny was simply sitting in the windowsill, staring at the ground as the undead walked around. How long since this all began?  He thought, looking at his sketch.  It has to be weeks now. Maybe a month or two. The short boy looked out the window again, watching as the "zombies" walked around, bumping into each other and groaning He sighed and looked down, continuing his drawing as Aubrey and Kel argued. Hero looked frantically through bookshelves and then slumped back.

"Nothing."

Kel looked at him.

"Really? Nothing? Not even a hint?"

"Nope."

Hero sat down on a desk and looked at Kel. The two chatted as Aubrey rolled her eyes and looked down at her bat, sharpening the nails and screws in it.

"How are we gonna open that drawer?"

Kel said, looking at (what used to be) the teacher's desk. Hero looked at it too and shrugged. Aubrey held her bat close.

"Guys, I'm telling you, we just need to break it open."

Basil looked over.

"No! We don't want to risk breaking anything inside!"

Aubrey rolled her eyes before breaking into an argument with Basil. Well, more of a one-sided argument; Aubrey arguing as Basil mostly defended himself. Kel walked over to Sunny and got his attention.

"Wanna give it a crack?"

Sunny perked up and then thought before nodding. He set down his things and walked over to the desk, kneeling down and inputting random numbers. Kel walked over and kneeled down as well, the holes in his leggings stretching.

"We've tried a lot. Nothing so far."

Basil got up and he searched a bulletin board filled with artwork from students for anything. Sunny sat back and looked around. Kel shrugged as Sunny began putting random numbers in. Then, Sunny leaned over to Kel and mumbled.

"Her...birthday?"

Kel perked up and then looked at Hero.

"Hey, hermano! Remember this teacher's birthday?"

Hero thought for a moment, pausing before shaking his head.

"Barely remember her name."

Kel sighed and slumped a little, watching Sunny continue inputting numbers. Then, Kel pointed at it.

"Try one four three."

"Kel...it's four characters."

"Zero one four three then! Just try it!"

Sunny inputted it and then tugged on the lock. Nothing happened. Kel slumped more as Sunny looked over curiously.

"What is your obsession with that number, anyways?"

"Eh, dumb stuff."

"No, just tell me."

Sunny took his hands off the lock, looking at Kel now, who took a pink tint to his cheeks.

"I-It's weird! I just...really like that number!"

"But you don't ever say it as 'one-hundred forty-three'. Only 'one four three'. So the numbers alone must mean something."

"They don't! I just like that number!"

Sunny leaned closer.

"You're getting louder. You do that when you're avoiding a subject."