A Sleeper's Destination

Chapter Five: Analyses & Interactions

A/N: Ouma's Whiteboard makes an appearance! I Changed some of the things he wrote or rather, he didn't write. This is mainly because of how I've decided to write his character. Also, for when Ouma is thinking about the writing of the secret, I looked at a couple of websites that state what handwriting can say about an individual person, so there's a reason he focuses on that. Sorry if it doesn't make any sense. Anyways, I hope you enjoy!

I had gotten Monokuma to give me two whiteboards, and pictures of everybody. One of the whiteboards, was to keep track of everything that happens. Who's alive, who killed, who died, who's trustworthy, and who's suspicious. The other board, is for theorizing about who's secret I have. They were both in my dorm room, as was I. On the first whiteboard, I had it separated into two groups, the Monokubs and the students. My picture wasn't there, but I didn't need mine. Above the Monokubs pictures, I wrote out the term annoying. They seemed to just go along with whatever Monokuma told them, so it didn't make them seem as much as a threat. No doubt the Monokubs are controlled A.I, like Monokuma, but I don't think who ever is behind this actually plans on using the Monokubs as a way to have the trials, motives and murders take place. It doesn't seem that way at the moment anyway.

As for my other peers, I glanced at their pictures. At the moment, they were all in one set group. None of them had murdered, or been killed. At least, no one has murdered someone trapped within the confinements of the school yet. No one has proving themselves to potentially be trustworthy either. Not to say none of the pictures had comments by them. By Shinguuji and Harukawa, I wrote out the words suspicious. Harukawa lied about her talent, and the way Shinguuji talks and eyes the girls is unnerving. Then by Achikita and Kiibo I wrote weird. I felt watched every-time I was around Kiibo, but he didn't say anything about a recording function. As for Achikita. . . I just couldn't get rid of that since of déjà vu, like I knew her from somewhere. I don't think I knew her all that well, otherwise one of us would have remembered.

By Amami and Shirogane, I put question marks around their pictures. Shirogane, seems off. Then there was the fact that she appeared to be mildly annoyed earlier for no reason. Amami can't remember his Ultimate, but he acts so calmly within the situation. As if he knows something the rest of us don't. I stared at Saihara's photo, twirling the Expo marker in my hand. He could be a good ally, if he proves he's any good at his Ultimate; but he's much to timid, and follows Akamatsu around like a lost puppy. If he stays the way he is now, I can't possibly put my trust in him either. My eyes then darted to the image of Toujou. She was remarkably talented, and asked the right questions. Her sake of duty isn't bad either. However. . . My eyes narrowed as a thought passed through my mind. Her sake of duty, it could lead her to kill or intentionally get murdered.

With a sigh, I placed the marker down on the dresser and grabbed the white slip of paper. Unfolding the paper, that had folded in on itself, I saw the same words from earlier. My Mother would often overdose from an overuse of medication. I grabbed some magnets, which I used to attach the photos to the first whiteboard, and walked over to the clean board that was entirely blank. I placed the white slip on the board, then put the two magnets at different ends of the paper. I placed my other magnets back on my dresser.

Just by the look of the handwriting, I already crossed people out as for as it couldn't be. True, I haven't seen everyone's handwriting, but some people are more likely to have certain style of handwriting compared to others. Then again, I can't really write anyone off until I analyze the writing properly. Cursive is generally a way of writing faster, and to get stuff written. However, the handwriting itself was elegant and written in what could only be called a graceful fashion. It was easy to read, and incredible neat. Almost like the writing just flowed. It's likely that whoever wrote this is someone relatively calm and relaxed, and not hurried. The cursive itself might be due to something else if they don't write things impatiently, but that could just be due to the person not letting stress get to them.