<strong><span class="bbc_u">Percy Mudo</span></strong><br/><br/><strong>Where:</strong>Main Auditorium seats<br/><br/><strong>With:</strong>Other students, sitting behind Jessie<br/><hr/><br/>Seeing that all the other students were already sitting in their seats, Percy could tell that more than a few of them caught on that there was something amiss, and he saw that it might have been because the announcer wasn't as calm as he let on. Percy couldn't blame him, though; it was a tough thing to take in, even if he didn't know or think he knew the reason why it happened. It was still hard for him to take in, himself, but he figured that...actually, he didn't even know what to figure.<br/><br/>Taking the only seat close to him, he found himself right behind Jessie, and he could tell that she was probably too mad to even take in the unease that most of the other students felt; he guessed that meant her second duel didn't end well, even though she was doing amazing before he left. Unable to really think about that, though, he just looked up at the stage, towards the announcer, wondering how things would play out.<br/><br/><hr/><strong>Announcer</strong><br/><br/>Making sure that there were no students standing or moving about, the announcer lowered the microphone and pulled out his two-way radio, and contacted the doctor; however, his microphone was still close, so the students that were listening could hear his words faintly as he spoke into it. "Alright, doc, you can wheel the bodies through," he said, his voice wavering a bit before he put the two-way radio away, then looked up at the students and put the microphone to his mouth again.<br/><br/>"Alright, until I'm done speaking, I want no one to leave their seats," he told everyone, putting emphasis on his words, hoping to get across to the jittery and nervous teenagers that his instructions were rather important. He then took a short pause, knowing that the doctor and his helpers would be rolling the two bodies through the room any second, and knew that while that happened, no one would listen to his words, and knew that waiting until the initial buzz wore down, that he could continue and keep everyone calm for a while.