Saya Takagi POV

I elbowed the chubby geek know as Kotha Hirano my classmate and a gun nut, to wake him up because his snoring was driving me crazy. "Hirano, stop." Is what I say to him, and he starts waking up from his sleep, "Takagi. Good morning. Is it time to get up already?" He asked as drool leaks from the corner of his mouth, gross.

"Yes, it's morning. Ugh, and your drooling." I say as I wave my hand at him, he wipes his mouth with the back of his hand, apologized and looks out the window next to him. "Look at that." I hear him say as he stares at all the people speed walking or running past the microbus, and I notice a few survivors are from different schools. As I see a teen girl around our age, in her school's gym uniform and a pine green book bag as she holds a little girl's hand and they move down the street. "I think we should evacuate to the suburbs." Hirano says.

I lean over Hirano, and point to the skies. "Cars, are not the only ways out of here." Hirano looks at what I am pointing at, and sees an airplane. "Ah, the airport on the ocean your right!" Then I start explaining my ideas, "It's far too dangerous to stay anywhere in the city. I bet a bunch of people are trying to escape to some island. Or some isolated area with some kind of military presence or something..." I trail off as I make a mental note of what we are going to need to do, once we secure everyone's family members, "Like Okinawa? But the American military stationed there, isn't there to fight... Oh! But there is Self-defense forces!" I hear Hirano put two and two together.

"If the military has taken actions, than I am betting Hokkaido and Kyushu, should be okay too. If planes are leaving then all the flights are headed to those areas." I what I say, as several other students who were still asleep are starting to wake up, Hirano then asked if we should head for the same area as well. But I shot that down, the moment he asked that question.
"It's too late!" Is what I tell him, "The areas with heavy presence of Self-defense forces and American military maybe managing to keep "Them" under control.
But, I am sure, they have they have already starting to adopt a stern possibility, tword letting anybody else in. No. Sooner or later; it's going to be like that everywhere in the world.
I mean, what would you do in the same situation?"

I wait for Hirano to answer my question, but his replie pissed me off. "I'd coop myself up in my house." He said. "What would happen, if everyone in this world started thinking that way!? What if they start focusing, only on keeping their community as small as possible, in order to survive?"

I ignore Hirano's question about how relevant my questions were. "What are you talking about?" I ask him, as I point my thumb at Snake-sensei. Who is caressing one of his female follower's cheek, the one moment that we don't hear his damn voice. "Look at him. You can already see that in him. Although, I doubt that he know's it himself."

I turn to Hirano who looks ready to charge at that teacher and show him the door. "You know. This all happened, over night." I tell him, Hirano has a scowl on his face, "Should I show them the door?" It wasn't a question but a statement, I shake my head and tell him; "Forget the pervy teacher and sluty little Sally over there. I should consult with someone I can trust."
I then whisper under my breath; "Looks, like I'll speak with Komuro the moment were alone." I was not paying any attention to the people around me. Then I heard Hirano muttered under his breath. "Yeah, you like Komuro. I know."

I shout at him, telling him not to jump to conclusions, as I was not aware of the people around my seat or my red face, until I saw their reflections in the window.
I gasped out loud, as I snap my head to everyone else in our group who is not listening to Snake-sensei.

"WHAT!?" I snap at them in embarrassment, Komuro then turns his head to look out the window with a far away look in his eye: "I'm getting worried about Hisashi and Rei. I hope they can hold on until we meet up..."