Corpse Party: English Dub (Chapter 2)
JillRinVA for Ayumi Shinozaki
Satoshi's classmate, and the class representative of classroom 2-9. She is a leading role throughout most of the game.
Ayumi is a tough girl with great interest about the occult, and likes to scare her friends with ghost stories. However, this is her way to hide her easily frightened personality, even rivaling that of her classmate, Satoshi Mochida. However, she can be brave when it's needed, as demonstrated when she returned to Heavenly Host to rescue the survivors, despite the possible consequences. She is also insecure about her ambitions to become an illustrator, having been discouraged by more experienced ones. As a result, she often goes to her sister, Hinoe Shinozaki, or sometimes her teacher, Yui Shishido, for advice. She was a fan of Naho Saenoki and her works until the recent events in Heavenly Host.
But despite her occasional selfish or jealous actions, Ayumi really does care about her friends, even more than herself, and hates it when people go out of their way for her.
Telling a scary story.
...You've all heard the stories, no? Before Kisaragi Academy was built here, there was another school on the property. Heavenly Host Elementary School, it was called.
Such a horrible thing to happen... The principal was completely devastated. He cared for the school almost as if it were his own child, you see. But one thing led to another after the incident...and ultimately, a decision was reached. The school was to be shut down.
The principal was so stricken with grief over losing his precious child that on the day of its closure...he climbed up to its roof and threw himself to his death. Or so the story goes...Hmm-hmm! Mochida's always got the best reactions. I just LOVE it when my scares are so thoroughly effective! It's simply...delicious...
Okay. Now, everybody, reach toward the paper doll and grab hold of it, anywhere you can. Now, hold on reeeeally tightly. Dig your nails into it if you have to -- just don't let go. We're going to pull on it until it rips apart into nine pieces, okay? On the count of three. One...two...three!
