Day+2

=__DAY TWO WRAP-UP__= =STRONGEST CHARACTER: Sal the Salami= =E**LIMINATED CHARACTER(s):** Sylar, Patrick Hughes, Gladys Jones, Carter Ann Smith, Cameron Kratz =

**Killer's P.O.V.**

As I sat there in my dark little room, everything was no longer so... perfect. Many of my guests had noticed the cell phone block and others had already taken notice of the locked gates. Plus, I had failed in my attempt to eliminate Micah Estratton. To make matters worse, drinks with Mrs. Theriot almost led to my undoing. I had a few drinks too many and started to blow my cover. Fortunately I realized she was on to me and threw enough misinformation in her direction that she should be on the wrong path for quite some time in terms of discovering my //true// intentions.

So I have been a little careless, and a few of the idiots have begun to get suspicious. No matter. They would have to be my first victims.

With our complete isolation in place, there would be no news coverage of the "accident." I like to imagine what it would have been like, though, if the world had known what happened at the end of the second day. I imagine it would have read something like this:

ROLLER COASTER TRAGEDY STRIKES ON DANTE'S OPENING DAY
ABC NEWS Shackleton, OH May 24, 2013

Two cars on the Leech, a roller coaster at the brand new Dante's Amusement Park in Shackleton, OH, collided today, killing at least five people.

The deceased include Gladys Jones, 84, of Columbus, OH, a grandmother and knitting enthusiast, 19-year-old Carter Ann Smith from Agency, WI, who reportedly told her friends and family that she would be fine -- she wasn't, though -- and Cameron Kratz, 17, from Las Vegas, who was taking an inexplicably late-in-the-season Spring Break trip to Ohio. Not much is known about the remaining two victims, Patrick Hughes and a man named Sylar, whose last name is not known at this time. Those who knew the two men during their brief stay at the park have described them both as "incredibly lazy" and having "never really had a chance."

According to a statement by park officials, there were no additional injuries because the ride was operating with only five people. It was a special preview weekend for the park, which was scheduled to open to the public next week. There was no word from officials as to whether the horrifying accident will delay the opening of the park, which was funded and designed by an independently wealthy individual operating under what officials now presume to be a shell company called Inferno Enterprises.

The fact that no one really knows who is responsible for creating and building Dante's is highly suspicious and raises a whole host of questions, such as...

And that is why there will be no news coverage. No help will come for these people. And now we'll see how everyone reacts to the crash. Who will I take next? The little doll? The health inspector? The rapist? That devilishly handsome Spencer Wright with his dreamy accent? Ah, I think I know... but that will have to wait until tomorrow.

When it dawns on them that there is no help, no paramedics, no police, no one to even clear the wreckage or remove the bodies... we'll see who can adapt and who can ... survive.

//Let the games continue.//