Nightshift 36: Cafeteria
[From here.]
Ken heaved a sigh of relief as he opened the door into the cafeteria, despite knowing full well he had two more rooms to cross until the pantries. It was nice having to worry over one less danger zone, at least.
Now, where was the entrance to the kitchen? Ken pouted thoughtfully in the darkness, attempting to recall the several details he'd sorted out over dinner. The map had indicated the door was somewhere on the left side at the edge of the room, directly across from where the cafeteria staff usually served the main course. If his memory proved correct, that meant all he had to do was walk past the tables and then circle around the food counter.
Sounded easy enough, he supposed.
A quick visual sweep revealed nothing suspicious--only empty chairs and counters. Something about the place, however, seemed a little off to Ken, almost as if he hadn't expected the cafeteria to be so vacant. Then again, he'd only set eyes on the place when it was packed full of people. Maybe the contrast was just getting to him.
Ken heaved a sigh of relief as he opened the door into the cafeteria, despite knowing full well he had two more rooms to cross until the pantries. It was nice having to worry over one less danger zone, at least.
Now, where was the entrance to the kitchen? Ken pouted thoughtfully in the darkness, attempting to recall the several details he'd sorted out over dinner. The map had indicated the door was somewhere on the left side at the edge of the room, directly across from where the cafeteria staff usually served the main course. If his memory proved correct, that meant all he had to do was walk past the tables and then circle around the food counter.
Sounded easy enough, he supposed.
A quick visual sweep revealed nothing suspicious--only empty chairs and counters. Something about the place, however, seemed a little off to Ken, almost as if he hadn't expected the cafeteria to be so vacant. Then again, he'd only set eyes on the place when it was packed full of people. Maybe the contrast was just getting to him.