[Ema is just having a normal day, walking around the prison and writing down notes about things she sees. The only location she doesn't go to is the place where the reservations are taking place. She's paying attention to her surroundings.

Really.

Well, maybe not so much. She's almost tripped a couple of times. However, her eyes are focused on her surroundings and her notebook, and not much else.]

[[OOC: Backdated to before dark~]]

[He's in deep, deep concentration in the kitchen right now. There's a apron tied over his suit, spoons and bowls and various ingredients around the countertops, and covering the tables are seemingly hundreds of cakes. Sebastian doesn't want to get rusty on his baking skills while in prison, and should his young master arrive he wants to be well prepared. Surprisingly, he doesn't have a spot of chocolate or baking whatnot on him.

To his left: this. To his right: this. Being decorated right now: this

Sebastian steps away from his work, one hand on his hip the other cupping his chin, and mutters,]

Perhaps it's too extravagant. [He shrugs then returns to decorating while singing to himself.] London bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down~

[OOC: Good luck trying to find a place on the counter for you to use; Sebby here has littered the kitchen in CAKE, which, by the way, IS NOT A LIE.]

Scientifically speaking, this is absurd. Perjury? Assault with a non-deadly weapon? I've never done anything like that! I can only assume that accusing me of such a thing is a tactic to scare me and break my focus. I won't be fooled so easily; I came a long way to take part in the training, and I won't be deterred.

I see that I've kept my belongings, though this new device is a bit cumbersome. That does not equate to uninteresting, however; I'd love to try and take a crack at the innards of it later, if that's all right. I'm quite good at putting things back together. Oh, I'm getting excited; Lana will flip when she hears about this.

So, where am I, then? This isn't the qualifying exam, is it? Well, if it is, then I'm ready, I suppose. Scientifically speaking, I have to be prepared for anything, so I do congratulate you on the surprise element. Murder in the ocean is a bit of a cliche theme, but still quite creative. It certainly is more interesting than, say, on a boat.