The Science of Psionics, Wednesday

[on-her-korhal.livejournal.com]

Kerrigan was not unsettled.

That would be ridiculous.

Most of what she could remember of the weekend was of having a sickening clarity that the zerg in her did not comprehend, and she didn't like it. At all.

As a result, her interest in teaching had reached an all-time low.

"Train for your examinations," she said, dismissively. "You can use any Danger Shop simulation we've made use of the past few months. Miniature versions of the simulations can be activated from the door control panel. Disperse, and don't let me catch any of you thinking about the weekend."

And she could enforce that.

Comments

Listen to the-- Yeah, Right

[on-her-korhal.livejournal.com]

More like 'react to having orders thrown your way'.

Re: Listen to the-- Yeah, Right

[trigons_child]

The surest way to make someone think of something was to tell them not to think about it. Raven had her shields at maximum to corral any stray thoughts, however, and did her best to focus on the lecture. She didn't want Emma -- or, Azar forbid, Kerrigan -- upset with her.

Re: Listen to the-- Yeah, Right

[onlymistaken]

Well.... only thinking about how Cally couldn't remember the weekend and no one seemed to remember her even being around, that didn't count, right?