(I'm completely sure Jonah did this. Finding a phone number isn't that hard; in fact, there are even websites that simplify it. Jonah must think he's done something significant.)
Our Character Starts to Think About Who Did This
Anna: Hey Robot, stop daydreaming and get moving! The whole class isn't going to wait for you.
Our Character Suddenly Comes to His Senses and Starts Walking
(But he said in the SMS that he knows everything about me. How could Jonah know everything? We haven't even met; I haven't seen his face. How can he know all this? Who is this Jonah, damn it?)
Our Character Has Doubts Along with a Sense of Urgency
(I still don't understand who could have done this. Who knows me? Could it be related to last week's incident? I doubt it, as I left no traces. First, I need to find out who Jonah is. Who the hell is he?)
Our Character Approaches Anna to Gather Information About Jonah
****: Hi Anna.
Anna: Hey, Robot. I didn't expect you to be here. You must have a purpose for being here.
(Everyone knows me as an antisocial and insecure person, or maybe they just see me as quiet. Perhaps I'm actually a very energetic person in their eyes.)
Anna: Hey, are you even with us?
Anna Waves Her Hand To Get Our Charecter's Attention
****: Uh, yes, I'm here.
Anna: Why are you here? Are you going to tell me or not?
Anna: Come on, speak up! I won't wait for you forever.
****: Who is this Jonah?
Anna: What does Jonah have to do with you?
****: I think he's the one behind today's SMS bomb.
Anna: Why do you think that?
****: Isn't Jonah a hacker?
Anna: Yes.
****: Can you tell me more about him?
Anna: I don't know him well, but you could ask Robert. I heard they've known each other since middle school.
****: Where can I find Robert?
Anna: You can talk to him at the campfire tonight.
: Okay, thanks, Anna.
Our Character Leaves After Getting the Answer
Anna: Wait a minute! What will you do after you find out about Jonah?
****: No, I just want to learn who he is and why he did this attack. What was his motive?
Our Character Starts Waiting in the Tent for the Evening
[2-3 Hours Later]
(Finally, the time has come. I need to find Robert. I wonder if he really knows Jonah. I don't trust Anna much; I hope she proves me wrong.)
Our Character Heads Towards the Campfire
Leonardo: Hey, **, how are you doing, man?
****: How do you know my name?
Leonardo: I gave you bait while fishing; we had a brief chat. Don't you remember?
****: What was your name?
Leonardo: Leonardo.
****: I think you're mistaken, Leonardo.
Leonardo: I don't know how you don't remember, but I'm glad to meet you again.
****: Me too.
(I don't remember this guy at all. He says I gave him bait, but the teacher distributed it to everyone. Is Leonardo messing with me, or how does he know my name?)
Our Character Starts Looking for Robert Around the Campfire
(Did Anna lie to me? I can't find Robert anywhere. I'd better ask Anna again.)
****: Anna, where's the kid you mentioned?
Anna: Which kid? What are you talking about, Robot?
****: I'm talking about Robert.
Anna: Oh, Robert? I don't know; he must be around somewhere.
****: I've searched everywhere; he's nowhere to be found.
Anna: I don't know; just look properly. What else can I do? What do you want me to do?
****: Fine.
(I hope you're telling the truth, Anna.)
Our Character Starts Searching for Robert More Thoroughly
(Where the hell is Robert?)
Our Character Finds Robert By the Riverbank Outside the Campfire and Approaches Him
(Finally found him! But why didn't Robert come to the campfire? What's wrong with him? Is he overwhelmed by life's boring problems? Did he come here to relax? Anyway, let's focus on Jonah.)
****: Hey, you must be Robert, right?
Robert: How do you know my name?
****: Anna told me.
Robert: How do you know Anna?
****: She's my camp partner.
Robert: What do you want from me?
****: I heard you know Jonah. Is that true?
Robert: Yes, he's an old friend of mine, but we haven't been in touch lately. Why? What do you want with him?
****: You know about the SMS bomb incident today. I think he did it. I'm curious why he did it. I won't do anything to him.
Robert: You can't do anything anyway. Someone like you can't do anything to him.
****: Who is Jonah?
Robert: I won't give you any information about him, man. Get lost.
****: Why not?
Robert: How can I know what you can or can't do? I don't even know you yet.
****: You just called me skinny and said I can't do anything. Are you afraid of me?
Robert: Talk to me properly, skinny.
****: I guess I won't learn anything from you.
Robert: You won't learn anything at all.
Our Character Leaves the Riverbank and Returns to the Campfire
(I knew I'd make a mistake trusting Anna. I still haven't gathered any information about Jonah. I'll think of something else for tomorrow.)
Our Character Goes to Sleep in the Camp After the Campfire with Anna
(Let's talk a bit about Robert. He probably has a lot on his mind, and it's normal for those effects to show outwardly. I can understand him; it's classic human problems.)
[The Next Morning]