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Molly had called her brother and told him what happened. He wasn't happy but he knew he couldn't talk the teacher out of it. Molly walked to the detention room and saw a few kids there. She sat down near the door and pulled out a manga and started to read it to pass the time.

The teacher came in shortly after, "alright, just sit down and shut up, and we can get on with our lives." he said, sitting down at the desk. After ten minutes, he stood, "I'm going to go get coffee...no one do anything." he said, leaving.

Jake looked up from his sketch, looking around the room at everyone who had gotten detention. It was an odd bunch. Molly was a new girl, Lily was a princess, Kari was a weirdo, and Sam and her brother...well he never talked to them. His concentration was broken as the lights started flickering.

Slipping in as the teacher entered, Elie instantly took the seat beside his sister, praying it had not been noticed he was late. He tapped his for the ten minutes the teacher had been there. The chalk board was where his attention was. His sister's, he noticed, was on the window. It seemed like forever until the teacher left, but it was worth the wait.
Plopping his feet on the desk, he grinned at his sister as she rolled her eyes in annoyance of the dirt splattered onto the desk from his boots.

"Imbecile" Samantha muttered as she turned in her seat so her knees were pointing in the direction of the window, away from her brother. As the lights started flickering, she felt her whole body tense up with the sudden change in temperature that followed behind it. Even for the dated school it was peculiar for both the thermostat and lighting to become faulty at the exact same moment. Eyes scanning the others, she realized exactly how anti-social she was when the fact she never spoke to any of them came into her mind. She didn't even remember any of their names correctly.

Jake looked over at Molly, giving her a odd look. "You know the Janitor is just going to fix it later anyways." he said, "You might just make it-" before he could finish his warning, he was cut off by a loud scream, that of which ended abrubtly, from down the hall. He sat in his desk for a few moments, before opening the door and peering his head out. He couldn't see anyone..but he did notice a small flow of blood coming from around the corner of the hallway.

Lily turned away from Kari and toward the door, eyes blank, and then stood. She walked slowly, as though confused, and then recoiled at the sight of the hallway. She'd caught sight of the blood dribbling slowly past the corner. "That scream..." She shook her head, as if frightened. "What could have made someone scream... No one would attack a school after hours..." No one ever attacks Brooks Hollow.

Lily, despite her obvious preferance toward not nearing the blood on the ground, would rather be out in the open than be stuck in a small detention room. She'd seen Jake's face, however, and refused to look past the corner, where the blood came from. She didn't see anyone else in the hallway. How could this be happening? She was a bit more pale than usual, a stark contrast to the tan she'd so lovingly kept, and the goosebumps on her arms showed how she'd been effected by what was going on.