Computer Science- Monday- 1st period

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Lexi had graduated from being up early and wanting to do stuff to the age of "five more minutes" every five minutes, so Kitty had left her at home with Clint today. She had brought Chrissie, though, because that girl had never seen a real school before and there were so many things wrong with that.

"Welcome to your last class," Kitty greeted them. "For your final, you're going to get to program the Danger Shop. It's probably the only time you're ever gonna get to do it, so enjoy that. You can make it do anything you want, as long as it works. Also keep in mind that we might have kids around- Say hi, Chrissie."

"Christina," said Chrissie.

"You have a few minutes to look over any instructions you might need, and then you're each going to get a turn at programming. Have at it."

Practical Phys Ed, Monday, Period 3

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The Danger Shop looked like a bank secret installation today with armed security guards henchmen, some bank patrons probably top secret workers, and a vault with a briefcase full of money secret documents.

Okay, it was totally a bank sim that had been reskinned. Shut up. Fred was shooting for something here. Sorry. BOOMERANG was.

"Okay, so here's the thing. I'm not just the best gym teacher you've ever had. See this belt logo?" Boomerang pointed at the Thunderbolts emblem at his waist, which didn't actually seem to be on a belt. "I'm a member of a team of heroes called the Thunderbolts." Former member. And the heroism was either forced or circumstantial. "And some of the stuff I have to do involves infiltration and cool spy thieving stuff. This scenario is based on a real life thing I did one time." Bank robbery. It wasn't part of his T'bolts work. "Imma show you how a pro does this stuff, then you get to try it for yourself. Do the job well enough and who knows, maybe I'll have a place for you with a Teen Thunderbolts team or something. Teenderbolts? Let's now worry about the name right now."

"So, watch and learn, and see what you can incorporate from your lessons this semester!"