That evening went better than we expected. The purple-tie students were quite obedient and didn't overreact to the idea of being stuck in the school. That was attributed to the fact that the red-ties took command as quickly as possible so they didn't have much to worry about when they were at the school. The main issue at hand was how and when we would leave the school campus, and if we really could. As for this evening, there was something else that needed to be done before the day could end.
We managed to gather the students that were left from the home economics class. They could perform a variety of tasks that ranged from maintenance to cooking. From tomorrow, if the door failed to unlocked itself, everyone would have to accept the notion of staying at the school and the home economic
