Oct 24, 2023 6:15:21 GMT
Post by Kei Hada on Oct 24, 2023 6:15:21 GMT
Well this sure was the day ever wasn't it.
It started off simple enough. Kei woke up from a good night's sleep, lucky to have turned in as early as he did because he finished studying at a normal hour. Once he got out of bed he went to wash his face and brush his teeth. He then went to the dorm kitchen to prepare a nice simple breakfast of cereal. Bowl and a good cereal brand pulled out of the cupboards. Spoon taken from the drawer. Milk taken from the fridge. Cereal's poured in before the milk. Milk's brought to a boil.
Wait.
Milk's brought to a boil?
Kei stared into his cereal, which was definitely cooking despite the fact the bowl was on an island counter and not a stove top. Alarmed by this, he picked it up and threw its contents in the sink, for while he lamented the act of wasting food, there was no way he'd be able to eat warm cereal. He thought the problems would end there but it was only when he emptied the bowl that he realized it was glowing.
Radioactivity was his first thought when he saw the glow, which naturally meant he dropped the bowl in the sink with a yell. Only to pick it up again when the bowl was sinking into the metal. Now the drain was much bigger than it should be. He heard sizzling from the counter as well, which turned out to be the spoon that left a distinctly shaped burn mark on the marble once he took to carrying that as well.
This- this wasn't good. This wasn't good at all. He had to do something about this.
He needed to get to the lab.
Which had Kei walk out the dorms and into the main building, in his pajamas no less, holding a radiating mass of energy in his arms that currently consisted of a bowl, a spoon, and a doorknob he accidentally held in his panic and pulled out of the rest of the door. He couldn't exactly run with such volatile stuff but he was definitely speed-walking, apologizing to anyone he cut off on the way while making sure his pile is held away from them. The support student was thankful that he seemed unaffected by the energy, but he didn't want to find out if it was the same for anyone else.
But God. Just- what the hell was going on??
It started off simple enough. Kei woke up from a good night's sleep, lucky to have turned in as early as he did because he finished studying at a normal hour. Once he got out of bed he went to wash his face and brush his teeth. He then went to the dorm kitchen to prepare a nice simple breakfast of cereal. Bowl and a good cereal brand pulled out of the cupboards. Spoon taken from the drawer. Milk taken from the fridge. Cereal's poured in before the milk. Milk's brought to a boil.
Wait.
Milk's brought to a boil?
Kei stared into his cereal, which was definitely cooking despite the fact the bowl was on an island counter and not a stove top. Alarmed by this, he picked it up and threw its contents in the sink, for while he lamented the act of wasting food, there was no way he'd be able to eat warm cereal. He thought the problems would end there but it was only when he emptied the bowl that he realized it was glowing.
Radioactivity was his first thought when he saw the glow, which naturally meant he dropped the bowl in the sink with a yell. Only to pick it up again when the bowl was sinking into the metal. Now the drain was much bigger than it should be. He heard sizzling from the counter as well, which turned out to be the spoon that left a distinctly shaped burn mark on the marble once he took to carrying that as well.
This- this wasn't good. This wasn't good at all. He had to do something about this.
He needed to get to the lab.
Which had Kei walk out the dorms and into the main building, in his pajamas no less, holding a radiating mass of energy in his arms that currently consisted of a bowl, a spoon, and a doorknob he accidentally held in his panic and pulled out of the rest of the door. He couldn't exactly run with such volatile stuff but he was definitely speed-walking, apologizing to anyone he cut off on the way while making sure his pile is held away from them. The support student was thankful that he seemed unaffected by the energy, but he didn't want to find out if it was the same for anyone else.
But God. Just- what the hell was going on??
