Roleplay

Lukas came out into the hallway. He was preparing equipment for a class when the earthquake started. He hadnt had any students with him so he tried to ease panic among students that were in the corridors. He ordered students to stay by the walls for the earthquake. Even though he was short he had authority so he did manage to get some students to listen to him. He looked around for another teacher to see if they need any assistance. He noticed Mr. Brunswick leading his classroom out into the hallway. He walked over to him, not at all even bothered by the earthquake. He was just furfilling his job.
- Hey Oscar, do you need help with your students?
He asked politely. For him an earthquake was rather amusing, forcing everyone out of the monotomy of school.

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Alex on the other hand was skipping class, he was bored and knew everything they wanted to teach him for the whole semester. He hated this school and wanted to come back to great britian to his home, he didnt want to be a transfer anymore. Then the earthquake started. It scared the life out of him. He ran out into the hallway and nearly tripped on his own legs. He started to look for a familiar face, mainly Rory. He was his only friend, and he did have a crush on his sister.

Katie jumped as someone spoke to her. “Oh, um, I’m fine,” she said sheepishly. “Uh, thanks for checking on me.” She leaned against the wall closest to the center of the building and slid down the side until she was partially sitting. I should probably ask my mom if the news says how long this will last, she thought.

Since she’d left her phone at home, Katie instead texted her mom on the watch, but for some reason it immediately told her it couldn’t go through. That’s strange, she thought. This school always has decent signal. Frowning, she looked back up at Holly. “Do you, by any chance, have a phone?” She asked. “With signal?”

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Oscar Brunswick looked up after making sure every single student was out of his classroom. “No, I’ve got it under control,” he said, rubbing the bridge of his nose. “Maybe go check on Ms. Bradley; haven’t seen her classroom out.”

Ana wobbled on her heels once the earthquake had picked up.
“Out, everyone into the halls,” she quickly unlocked the door and opened it, “Just like all the drills, everyone.

She took off her heels, holding them in her hand so she wouldn’t fall. She waited until all of her students were out and started counting heads. The school shook again, and practically half of the books on her bookshelf fell to the floor with loud bangs at how heavy they were. Felix was one of the last ones out, naturally, as people were scrambling to exit the classroom and obviously not paying attention to who they shoved. Especially if they couldn’t even see him, after all.

Lukas nodded and turned on his heal. He walked with a quick and steady pace towards Ana's classroom. He her escorting the students out and approached her.
- Is everything alright Ana? Oscar sent me here because he didnt see your classroom come out.
He looked around at her students and decided to stay and help her with this bunch.I

Aspen had ignored the earthquakes, they happened from time to time. But when it started to rattle the entire structure she was on high alert. As soon as Ms. Bradley told everyone to get to the halls Aspen was out the door. The only thing she grabbed was her phone, which she never left anywhere, but she was barely concious enough for that. She was terrified. She crouched by the lockers and threw her arms over her head as a backpack slid from the top of the lockers and landed inches away. She looked at the person to her left, breathing fast. She didn’t know what was going on, and wanted to be somewhere safe. This didn’t feel safe. As a stack of textbooks toppled and fell around the students Aspen jerked to the side, accidentally hitting the person next to her. She grabbed their arm to steady herself, needing the support physically and emotionally.

(That could be anyone)

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AJ grabbed her pack before running out, she didn’t care about those regulations. It’s an earthquake, if it’s a dangerous one then she’ll die with or without her stuff. She huddled next to the wall, but when she saw that the water fountain pipes nearby were starting to strain she dashed to the other side of the hall in case they burst. She quietly huddled by the wall, doing her best to keep calm. The last thing anyone needed was another panicked student. She shuffled into an open locker, barely fitting.

Alex saw Rory and since he wasnt part of any class at this moment he sneaked to him, hoping that it will be less scary if they were together. Two heads are always better than one. He nearly got spotted by Lukas but he thanked god that the PE teacher was the size of most students, or for the older ones, shorter then them.

He patted his friend on the shoulder.
- Hey Roy - He said. Trying to make his voice not to sound shakey. Unfortunately it was. There were no earthquakes in Britin so this was his very first one, and he was scared like hell. He hoped his friench would be more chill about it then he is

- Ye... yeah i guess so - He said and looked around.
- I never experianced an earthquake before.
He added and it was now obvious that his voice was shakey. He was trembling a bit too but seemed to be releaved to be with a familiar face.
- I suppose any of your games say what to do in an earthquake?
He tried to joke but it didnt quite sound like one.