Post by Oliver Grey on Sept 7, 2015 3:53:02 GMT -5
Oliver rolled his shoulders lightly as he made his way into the student lounge, looking around to make sure there was no one sulking in a corner before he input the button combination on the vending machine, stepping back as it slid to one side to reveal the prefect lounge behind. It was barely 8 a.m. and most students just starting to get up and at'em, so the place was still empty, the couches and coffee tables looking even more barren than usual. With a yawn, the blonde-haired boy made his way to the coffee machine, making himself a cup before sitting at one of the tables with a heavy sigh.
It had been a long week. With the tournament matches in progress, and he himself having just forfeited to let Kimberly move on with her investigation, the boy was both tired physically and mentally. But did that mean he could rest? Hell no it didn't. The students were his responsibility to keep safe, and even if things were quiet during the tournament, this was no time to relax. He'd come here this early for a reason. Oliver leaned back and pulled out his school-issued phone, opening the database and scrolling down to dossiers. He had a new addition to his team, an Isolde. And besides that, with orders coming down for the teams to be expanded, he couldn't afford to have his team as unfamiliar with each other as they were.
It was time he got his team together. With the tournament coming to a close he could sense...unrest in the air. Oliver knew that if something were to happen, he would need his people coordinated, focused, and most importantly familiar with one another. With a light sigh he opened his messaging application and sent a high priority alert message to each of Team B's members, which would set off a loud alarm on each of their devices, on or off.
He sent the message, then double thought it and added:
It had been a long week. With the tournament matches in progress, and he himself having just forfeited to let Kimberly move on with her investigation, the boy was both tired physically and mentally. But did that mean he could rest? Hell no it didn't. The students were his responsibility to keep safe, and even if things were quiet during the tournament, this was no time to relax. He'd come here this early for a reason. Oliver leaned back and pulled out his school-issued phone, opening the database and scrolling down to dossiers. He had a new addition to his team, an Isolde. And besides that, with orders coming down for the teams to be expanded, he couldn't afford to have his team as unfamiliar with each other as they were.
It was time he got his team together. With the tournament coming to a close he could sense...unrest in the air. Oliver knew that if something were to happen, he would need his people coordinated, focused, and most importantly familiar with one another. With a light sigh he opened his messaging application and sent a high priority alert message to each of Team B's members, which would set off a loud alarm on each of their devices, on or off.
ATTENTION, members of Team B, please report to the prefect lounge immediately for a briefing and group meeting.
He sent the message, then double thought it and added:
...There will be coffee. That is all.