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fandomhigh2011-08-17 01:10 am
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Everything's A Weapon, Wednesday, Period 3
Cindy glanced around the monochromatic park. She and Reno had politely waited for the firefighters to finish removing the cats in the vicinity and then set up. If there was anyplace that needed what they had planned, it was here.
“Hey class,” Cindy said, waving a large gun at the approaching class--while ignoring the curious stares of the townsfolk who had gathered around to stare at them. “Welcome to your final.” She pointed to the pile of guns and eye protection laying in between their teachers.
"Basic rules," Reno intoned, grinning sharply and picking up a paintball gun of his own. His goggles were pulled down over his eyes. Because they were cooler than the stupid ones that were supplied for the students, that's why. "You can shoot one another, but the first one who aims for the head gets immediate detention, yo. Yes, over break, you think I give a shit how much vacation you miss? An' you can shoot the scenery all you like. Anyone who gets one of the locals gets detention, too."
Reno was caring and benevolent like that.
“Please shoot the scenery,” Cindy muttered. “It’s creeping me out.”
Greenery wasn’t supposed to be gray. They'd had enough of that back in Massachusetts.
“Now, then, rather than improvising weaponry today, you’ll be improvising shields and barricades. Things to keep yourself safe and unshot. But that doesn’t mean you can skimp out of protection, so eyewear before guns. And that’s an order.”
Reno hefted his gun, pointed it at a tree, and fired it off. Anyone who was surprised that it left a bright red smear across the trunk clearly didn't know anything about Reno at all.
"Pick your favorite color ammo, fan out across the park, an' then go at it, Rookies. This is your final, make it count."
“Hey class,” Cindy said, waving a large gun at the approaching class--while ignoring the curious stares of the townsfolk who had gathered around to stare at them. “Welcome to your final.” She pointed to the pile of guns and eye protection laying in between their teachers.
"Basic rules," Reno intoned, grinning sharply and picking up a paintball gun of his own. His goggles were pulled down over his eyes. Because they were cooler than the stupid ones that were supplied for the students, that's why. "You can shoot one another, but the first one who aims for the head gets immediate detention, yo. Yes, over break, you think I give a shit how much vacation you miss? An' you can shoot the scenery all you like. Anyone who gets one of the locals gets detention, too."
Reno was caring and benevolent like that.
“Please shoot the scenery,” Cindy muttered. “It’s creeping me out.”
Greenery wasn’t supposed to be gray. They'd had enough of that back in Massachusetts.
“Now, then, rather than improvising weaponry today, you’ll be improvising shields and barricades. Things to keep yourself safe and unshot. But that doesn’t mean you can skimp out of protection, so eyewear before guns. And that’s an order.”
Reno hefted his gun, pointed it at a tree, and fired it off. Anyone who was surprised that it left a bright red smear across the trunk clearly didn't know anything about Reno at all.
"Pick your favorite color ammo, fan out across the park, an' then go at it, Rookies. This is your final, make it count."
Re: Paintball Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
"Maybe for you," she retorted, lunging for Steph's paintball gun. "Not my fault."
Re: Paintball Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
Re: Paintball Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
Re: Paintball Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
"Bully for me, then," she quipped, flailing out with an arm to try and knock the gun out of reach. "Just a shame I didn't come prepared to throw a welcome-back-from-animalhood party today."