<em>Damnit. So much for being the hero.</em>As he gets knocked over, and struggles, that's the thought flying through his head; as the gnashing teeth seemed to draw closer and closer to him, despite his attempts to keep the zombie's head away from him, that's his thought.<br/><br/>A thought that lasts about as long as his situation does, when one of the teachers swoops in and actually does turn out to be a hero."Thank you, Mizura-sama." he would say as he was helped back up to his feet. He took a moment to check over himself, and just make sure he was alright; thankfully, he was.<br/><br/>"I don't know, nurse." He said to Shizura, quietly. He had never really been here before; maybe once or twice in his entire time at the school. So he didn't really know the nurse, or her name. Hence calling her by her profession. "Elsewhere, I saw some fighting, too; lots of screaming and panic. You said the guy who attacked you was bit? Could be rabies."<br/><br/>He actually didn't really think it was rabies. He's got a lot of horror manga he likes to read, and the subject of zombies has cropped up in many of them. And as much as he might hate to say it, that's what it seemed like. But, instead of dropping the Z word and getting chided for believing in something silly like that, he just went for what seemed like the most logical--and acceptable-- answer.<br/><br/>Shine seemed oddly detached from the whole situation. Perhaps it just hadn't all sunk in yet, or his mind was just rejecting things he couldn't handle right now. In truth, he was just very good at maintaining his composure.  Panic was fear.  Fear is an enemy that he doesn't want to ever lose to.<br/><br/>"What're you two planning to do?" He would ask, as his attention would go to the door.