jinri practically tears her blankets away from her laying form, slipping out of the bed with quick feet and drinking in the sites of the unfamiliar room with narrowed, scrutinising eyes.
she is well aware of the fact that her current location was a dorm room, one that held another occupant--a dormant body in the bed a less than a few metres from her own (???), but it was entirely different from the ones she had been staying in until now; this is what utterly perplexed her.
"wonshik?" the woman murmurs, voice both small and apprehensive. the shoulder's of the person were undoubtedly too small to belong to the man she had mentioned, but foolishly, childishly, she had hoped for a response that would've indicated familiarity. maybe even comfort.
the brunette is quick to dismiss her thoughts--survival on her mind--exiting the room with one last backwards glance; she doesn't know if she should be disappointed by the fact that the face--though nameless--was familiar or not, for the sight provides her with nothing.
taking hurried steps down the dormitory halls, jinri attempts to gather her thoughts. from what she could last remember, the school had flushed and shook itself out, yet now, everything looked not only dry and in one piece, but different. completely different.
running a hand through her hair frustratedly, a pulse of cool realisation shoots from her fingertips to her self's central--what had happened to her hair? fingers attempt to clutch and lengths that were no longer there, her right hand rests momentarily on her now bare forehead. she was no longer wearing her uniform either. even she herself was different, utterly and completely different.
ah, whatever. she rolls her shoulders before beginning to jog out of the dorm, legs extending to break into a run the moment she reaches the outside. jinri didn't know when things would really start, but had already decided that she'd rather be in a group of large people when they did--being alone could mean her blood on the ground this time; and frankly, if a fucked up flood and earthquake had been a prelude to the events, she didn't want to imagine what was surely coming next.
running, running, running--why was everything so different?!--the woman opts to take a sharp turn, hoping to reach a more common area.
instead, what she's greeted by is a static chest and the pain of collision.