http://daimonhost.livejournal.com/ (![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
daimonhost.livejournal.com) wrote in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
fandomhigh2007-10-01 11:17 pm
daimonhost.livejournal.com) wrote in fandomhigh2007-10-01 11:17 pm
Entry tags:
Advanced Mad Science, October 2nd
The Danger Shop didn't look like an Eastern European graveyard this week, but the desks had been moved to the sides in favour of a few odd looking things in the centre of the room. A phonebooth, a Victorian looking chair, and an eighties sportscar took up most of the space in the room, and all three of them seemed to have very odd wires and attachments and levers added to them.
The Professor leaned against the hood of the car while he waited for the class to arrive. "Good afternoon, students!" he said, as soon they had filled into the room. "Today's class subject is time travel. Time travel involves using a special device -- as such the ones behind me -- to puncture through the folds in the space time continuum to take yourself to a different time and occasionally a different place. There are many different methods of achieving this, many of which involve the use of a machine to take you from time to time."
He grinned malevolently at the class. "But the best way to learn about time travel is to throw you right into the deep end." A passed out a number of sealed cards. "Each of you have been given a different objective. You will pick one of these three time machines, and try to fix it. Luckily, this is entirely a holographic simulation, so you can't permanently damage the timeline. Try not to mess up the space-time continuum too much."
Up and ready!
The Professor leaned against the hood of the car while he waited for the class to arrive. "Good afternoon, students!" he said, as soon they had filled into the room. "Today's class subject is time travel. Time travel involves using a special device -- as such the ones behind me -- to puncture through the folds in the space time continuum to take yourself to a different time and occasionally a different place. There are many different methods of achieving this, many of which involve the use of a machine to take you from time to time."
He grinned malevolently at the class. "But the best way to learn about time travel is to throw you right into the deep end." A passed out a number of sealed cards. "Each of you have been given a different objective. You will pick one of these three time machines, and try to fix it. Luckily, this is entirely a holographic simulation, so you can't permanently damage the timeline. Try not to mess up the space-time continuum too much."
Up and ready!
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
It was pretty sad when he was asking this question in all seriousness.
"Because if whales can fly, this will be so much simpler."
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Valentine knew that. Honest.
"I suppose we'll have to go there to find out, hm?"
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
"How do these thingies work?"
He was a lost cause.
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Valentine should probably start worrying.
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
He got into the passenger's side of the car.
Sometimes, even Valentines had lapses in judgment.
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
As it stood, he was too busy marveling at the screech of the tires as they spun underneath them before they shot forward. And then backward! In time! Gasp!
Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
ha!Zack slammed on the brakes.Re: Valentine/Zack Addy
Seatbelts. Seatbelts. He'd have to commit that to memory.
Fortunately, his face was a nice latex-rubber sculpt and was therefore pleasantly bouncy. Valentine was fine.