Dormitory; Krikor's Room

"Yeeeeeh, that's how this works." It seemed like Krikor was starting to understand the System a little better, so he could more clearly visibly see the 'Navigator' better than anyone else who was simply living inside of it and playing the game that he insisted upon. "'The Game' is actually quite real and this is indeed how it works if you're playing. You can probably see me much more clearly now. High Resolution, I would hope." He would also soon be able to see things that were left for people playing the Game that the ones that were not did not notice, just the same as Tabritha, the 'Navigator' for 'The Game Version' of 'The Veritas.'

When Krikor listened closely and focused more on the world going on around him, he would start better learning about the Veritas and its features by picking them up from the Veritas, itself, via Pandemia.

(1 Point For Noticing 'Point Of Interest.'
Certain Actions And Responses Accumulate Points Through Interaction And Reaction.)

The students of Pandemia chattered on, some seeming completely unfazed by the siren and the voice on the screen, though these things hadn't happened before in the new establishment. These students, veterans of both of the previous schools, were the ones that kept everyone's heads leveled, since they were far more seasoned about times of crisis and turmoil. They remembered the days before both schools were destroyed, and still lived to tell the tale.

"Oh, looks like it's just a simple evacuation procedure," someone said, not really paying it much mind. "We'll be fine as long as we listen."

Meanwhile, the now reassured students would continue to speak on the Wavelength.

Student A: Wow, this is really interesting. I think if I use my Wavelength here, I'll be able to find my way out better!

Student B: Yeah, I can't wait to get into the city so I can try!

Student A: I heard that Ryota was trying his hand at the Wavelength, as well. I wonder how he's doing. He got very far.

Student B: We can always Resonate with each other and find out.

Student C: If you Resonate with the wrong Wavelengths, then they might lead you somewhere you don't want to be, so let's all try to pay attention to the Waves.

Student B: Oh, yeah, that's right! That too!

Student A: Don't treat me like I'm some noob, or something!

As the students chattered on, the elevator finally came to the ground level, releasing the Pandemia students out into the lobby. The elevator would be emptied out relatively quickly, since it seemed like many of the students knew what to do. Those that did made their way outside with haste, whilst the others would remain inside, under the protection of the College, since they weren't sure of themselves enough to be outside.

No one feared for their safety.

Krikor overheard the students chattering and realized that there was an evacuation going on. Even though there seemed to be some sort of evacuation, he noticed that no one seemed worried. "Huh," he thought, following the bustling students outside for the evacuation. "I hope everything will be alright. Maybe it's just a fire drill or something."