Gary truly felt like his body had become a bottomless pit as no matter how much he ate, his hunger didn't seem to get satisfied. On the plus side, he discovered that with his sharp teeth and string jaws there had been no need for him to worry about bones.
After each bite he could feel the human flesh energise his body in unique ways, and after a while had passed, all the bodies had disappeared. Alas, his supernatural devouring turned out to be limited to flesh. Once Hawk's hand had disappeared, Gary had tried to bite down on the cloth, yet to his surprise he had found it hard to swallow, forcing him to strip all of the bodies naked.
Leaving the karaoke room, the high schooler quickly searched for the cameras. Fortunately, all of them had already been turned around, which was a huge relief since he wasn't exactly a whiz-kid with technology. The teenager wouldn't even have known where to start if he might have needed to delete some evidence.
With that out of the way, Gary headed to the supply closet. It had been locked, though given his strength breaking the door had posed no challenge. Grabbing the strongest chemicals and cleaning supplies he could find, he returned to the room.
With the help of Charging Heart, the high schooler was able to clean the room in record time. He knew that it wasn't perfect, heck he was well aware that at least the door, the chemicals and the tools would have his fingerprints now, but since Gary had never been brought in for criminal charges, the police didn't have his fingerprints or DNA on file to outright identify him.
As soon as the room stopped looking like a murder had just taken place, Gary proceeded to put all of their clothes in a large black bin bag, while putting their personal items like phones, wallets and keys in a seperate smaller bin bag.
'I guess I should bury their clothes somewhere deep in the woods or something. I can't just throw them away in a garbage can, or the police will just find them. I can't bring them back with me either, since I already have enough evidence of other things hidden in my room.' Gary thought.
After returning the supplies, Gary had already decided to leave a note. He wrote it out on the reception desk, stating that the sunglasses guy quit effective immediately, with a few other words added here and there. This way, for those that would arrive, would assume the receptionist had rage quitted and was closed for the day. To top things off he turned the sign that said open to closed, making it less likely for people to enter. Another reason for doing this, was so the boss of this place wouldn't ask any questions. Thinking he just had a bad rude employee.
Chapter end
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