<strong>Location:</strong>Outside wall<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Z<br/><br/>The cameras on the corners pointed outward, facing out rather than watching the windows to ensure building security.<br/><br/>Z had been given some time already to check things over, and the more and more she thought and considered, she was able to compare this place to other security features she knew.  Certainly the island hadn’t been skimping on other things, but the technological security reminded Z more of faux attempts.<br/><br/>Have no cameras at all, and you’ll have ordinary people questioning their safety, but having so much that people actually<em>were</em>safe could be expensive.  Quite a few places used supernatural security, which could be the case here, but if so, why were panty thieves with superspeed having such an easy time of it?<br/><br/>Of course, a few places still had proper security.  For example, she knew where the Confiscation Room was, and a security camera watched it directly, as well as a sturdy lock.  For the most part, though, Z felt sure that she and others wouldn’t have an issue with the cameras most of the time provided they just kept track of where they were, which was easy.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Cafeteria<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All<br/><br/>For the most part, cafeterias were rarely that different.  There was always an old lady serving food who the students jokes was probably a witch who fed the naughty children into the grinder.  There was always a bunch of posters for the school sports team (the Defenders, in this case).  What made this place different was that the food actually tasted pretty good.  If one had to wonder if students dealt easily with not having an easy source of takeout, the good food explained it, though a number of pizza and other takeout places from Honolulu did deliver for a surcharge.<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/d7/E15409E2-23CF-4AAD-9EA6-96C07A5B0B89.jpeg)</div>Few faces were easily recognized, though JD saw<em>her</em>off in the distance at a table with a bunch of her friends, all chatting away.<br/>