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He took a sip of his own drink, and let her ramble a bit before speaking softly, as to not hurt her soon-to-be headache. "I understand what you mean. Other than staff meetings, I haven't seen you much either. And a lock-down doesn't happen often, so it's usually pretty busy for us. But I must say, many of the students look highly upon you as well." He commented before starting to the question. "Now, think hard for a moment; can you remember which ones spiked your drink, or what they looked like?" he asked her kindly; even though she was drunk as a monkey, she might still remember since it wasn't long ago.

Adrienne blushed again and almost wanted to hit him for saying such flattering things. "I don't remember seeing anyone. I came in for first period, got coffee from the machine..." She blinked. "..Er.. that's it. The principal made her announcement so I went patrolling.." She stood up slowly and went over to the coffee machine. The carafe was still half full and she sniffed at it. "Ah ha. They spiked the entire carafe. Nice to know it wasn't just aimed at me, eh?" She laughed softly and then held her head, cursing violently under her breath. "And there is the hangover..."

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Alastair took the deck of cards and started to shuffle them rather expertly. "You're on, lil' lady." He continued to shuffle, waiting for everyone's response. When his parents both went off to conferences, he had to stay home with the babysitter. Fortunately, the babysitter was rather cool and knew his way about a deck of cards. The man had taught Alastair a whole lot about card games except wussy ones like go fish.

Celia watched Al. "Pretty fancy with the cards, huh? You going to make this challenging or are you all talk?" she asked, semi-teasingly, giving him a playful nudge. She was feeling much better than she was before. She had forgotten about what had fustrated her and was enjoying the time now. Might as well make a best of any situation. Besides, this was a good group of people.

"I already said yes!" Kiyoko said jokingly, knowing he was referring to the others that stayed quiet. She was very thankful to have sit here and have breakfest today; usually she wouldn't bother, and sit in the halls. After all, now she was sitting with cool friendly people, and it was making her day worthwhile.

Shirou realized that she had a point; they weren't even filled with any liquid. Anyone could have planted them there. "Were they asleep any time before you left and found me?" he asked her; this was worrying him quite a bit now. If the principal found out, the rest of the students might be unfairly punished. But, who would be bored enough? Depending on the place, they'd have to be at least 18, or 21. So, did that count teachers as suspects as well?

(( Anything I should know before RPing? ))

Conall stalked through the halls, bored and iPod blaring. His eyes scanned the halls for anything remotely interesting, but nothing ever came up. The most he saw were kids making out in the hallway and people being idiots. Conall stopped by the window and looked out. He had been the one to groan the loudest when the announcement came. After all, he had literally nothing to do during school hours, and if he had to spend at least an entire day here he would be in a undying hell. And so now, with his iPod battery almost dead, Conall walked back into the cafeteria, looking for more food for the perpetual abyss known as his stomach.

She shook her head yes and took her cards. Looking them over she grinned. "One ace of spades at your service." She placed the card faced down and began to organize the rest of her cards.