You decide to open the urgent mail first.
Anne Price
Student Counselor
4th office, Nepenthe Univ.
IMPORTANT SCHOLARSHIP NOTICE.
It has come to our attention that you have been absent from all of your classes for approximately three days. Continuation to do so will result in the reduction or removal of scholarship funds granted you by this university. As we are the most highly rated higher learning institution in the country, we must hold all of our students and staff to very high standards, and failure to meet these standards will cause harm to the name of the entire school. I remind you that the student's contract you signed at the beginning of your education here was a stated promise to uphold the values of our school, among them expedience, perseverance, and honor. If you continue on this destructive course, the school may be forced to take action to correct it. Please contact me at my office between 7:00 AM and 8:00 PM if you have any questions.
Ugh... Ms. Price. You clearly remember her being a woman of stone. She seemed to have only two emotions: Disdain and apathy. You don't intend to contact her anytime soon. Any question you might have can be answered without talking to that heartless old bat.
Moving on, you open the next urgent envelope. It's essentially the same message, but updated to saying that you were absent for five days instead of three.
Two of the boxes contained novels that you most likely ordered off of the internet before the memory loss. The third, however, contained a lockpicking training kit, with several different locks of varying difficulty. You stare at this for a while, but can think of no conceivable reason why you would order such a thing. Putting it aside for later, you open the manila folder. It has a set of "professional" lock picks, wires, wrenches, and other useful bits. Apparently, you were, at one point,
very eager to get into somewhere you should not be.
Dreading what you may find, you look over the letters. A bank statement, saying that you have 400 marks in your savings account; a nice letter from your mother, and five spam letters claiming to shrink your belly and give you one hundred girlfriends in the process.
You decide on a whim to wear your heavy trench coat. Anyone who knew you would immediately recognize it, and you, because you wear it every single winter as soon as it starts to snow.