"Good Morning everybody! It's your teacher Charles Black here I hope you are having fun! Well let's get on with it straight away I know some of you are playing the game and well done to those of you who are playing the game now onto the dead! I will announce the dead students in the order that they died First up girl six Fairfield Dinny, boy Seven Fairfield Luke, boy one Hudson Adam, girl four Crea Laura, boy eleven Stranack Ross, boy eight Crawford Daniel, boy eighteen Thompson Ben, boy nineteen Rossi Antonio, boy sixteen Thornton Brett, girl number five Prescott Christine, boy seventeen Champion Richard and rounding it off girl sixteen Thomas Kerry. That's twelve down within five hours I must say I am very proud of all of you keep up the hard work and now for danger zones seven am J4, nine am E9 and eleven A8 speak to you then and oh remember the nation is watching!"
Jo and Sarah emerged from the hut in which they where hiding they both felt sick and where pail the had heard the news. Ten more of their friends who yesterday they where laughing and joking with where dead they knew about Luke and Dinny but ten more was unthinkable. Now the situation had become even more urgent they needed to find Max and Graham before anyone else did.
"Where should we look for them?" asked Sarah.
"We'll head north along the track and up the crossroads and then we will decide" replied Jo.
Graham was huffing and puffing along a track just west of the crossroads he had heard the announcements and had felt physically sick when he heard them. He looked south and saw two girls heading up the track it was Sarah and Jo Graham smiled.
"Jo thank God you are ok I was so worried!" he ran up to Jo and hugged and kissed her. "Good to see you Jo and good to see you Sarah!" he exclaimed.
"Good to see you too Graham!" replied Jo happily.
"Have you seen Max?" asked Sarah hopefully.
"Not yet but we'll find him I know it!" replied Graham. Then the silence was broken by shouting to the east two male voices rang through the air. The three ran off to investigate the voices they just hoped it wasn't to late.