The Grad Night Party Killer

Signals are Back

What happened here? I look around the room. There I no sign of a struggle, other than the blood puddle. Then how did the killer force four people out of the room? Maybe the killer threatened to kill one of the four if they didn't do what he wanted. If he only threatened them, then why is there blood on the floor? Maybe in only wounded someone without the intention of killing them.

The thought of the killer only wounding one of my friends calms me down, but not entirely because I don't understand why the killer forced them out of the room and not kill them on the spot.

That thought trails off when I look at a WiFi booster that is in the corner of the room. There has to be a reason why the WiFi and cell signals are being blocked. I grab a chair and bring it under the booster. I stand on it and pop it off from the ceiling.

A memory floods back from a few years ago. I was in ISS one day(inside school suspension for those who don't know), and I dismantled one to understand it better. I also put it back together based on memory. Now, Mr. Bairn's room has the fastest WiFi speed.

I bring the booster over to the teacher's desk and pop the cap off. I place mechanisms that I remember in one pile, and parts that I don't in another. The second pile has yet to be started. I come across a chip on a circuit that I didn't recognize. It is attached like every other piece, but it isn't like the other circuits. The logo on the chip is different. I detach it from the circuit.

I can't think of way that would deactivate the chip. I look around and remembered why room I am in. I observed Mrs. Manning in class many times. I am the only one who ever noticed her drinking on the job. I stand up and search Mrs. Manning's drawers. I find a flask and pull it out.

I empty a mug on the desk that was holding pens. I pour the liquid inside the mug and drop the chip inside. The chip begins to bible and I realize that it is corroding. Woah! That's one strong alcohol. How did Mrs. Manning contain herself so well?

The entire chip disappears and I wake the teacher's computer. I look at the image of WiFi signals that indicate how strong the signals are. On by one, the signals reappear.

I felt like shouting "Eureka", but I didn't get the chance to. This overwhelming pain and numbness is concentrated in my neck. My eyelids feel heavy. My head is pounding. I fall out of the chair and on to the floor. My vision blacks out.