"It truly is big"
Saki was the only one to have the heart to talk aloud after what happened to Anri.
Mikado couldn't bring himself to act as if nothing happened, he was too attached to the girl, Aoba knew it and he chose to shut up in case his happiness would show in front of the others.
Kida on the other was busy watching the youngest boy, to make sure he wouldn't try to kill anyone else anymore.
It was irrationnal and he knew it. The arguments were logical, everything said Aoba couldn't be the killer, yet he was convinced it was him.
Saki seemed to go in a different way than Mikado, followed by Aoba, for a moment Kida hesitated, not sure of what he should do. He had faied to protect her once, and he would never allow anyone else to hurt her anymore, that's why he left Mikado with Aoba, he hoped the obvious admiration the latter had for his best friend would protect him from any ill intent he could have.
He ran toward the girl, unaware of the intense glare that was laying upon him.
Unknowingly to everyone Aoba's plan was unfolding perfectly, he smirked while following Mikado, often expressing concerns for the boy, pratically screaming to him to pay attention to his surroundings, that he was just about to trip on something.
His voice echoed in the warehouse, reminding Kida about how he abandonned his friend to protect the girl he loved. It was too much for him, unnatural.
When he voiced his concerns to Saki she laughed it off, saying he was paranoid, but nothing could convince him otherwise, Aoba was preparing something.
He tried to forget it, focusing on protecting Saki whatever would happen, and staying carefully far enough from her so she wouldn't get caught in whatever would happen to him.
He knew Aoba was aware he was suspected, and he knew that according to logic he should be the next one targetted by the boy.
What he failed to understand was the reason why Anri has been the first to die, it wasn't logical, she wasn't dangerous to him, she trusted him, and killing her would make everyone suspect him, he wouldn't be able to move anymore after that.
Yet he still had this knowing smirk plastered on his face.
Kida didn't understand a thing about this boy.
On the other side of the building the two other high schoolers were walking around, looking for anything that could be useful. Mikado had his practical spirit back and was determined not to let anyone else die anymore.
Suddenly they heard a scream resonnating in the warehouse.
"Move away from there, it's dangerous", followed by a loud noise.