Kicking Ass, Teamwork Style (Wednesday, Period 2, Week 2)

[brat_inslayage]

Messages had been sent out to all the students to wear comfortable clothes for activity today, and by the way, that should be the dress standard for the rest of the session because duh. (Okay, the message hadn't actually said 'because duh.' Not in the final draft.)

When they arrived today, they'd find the Danger Shop set up as a military obstacle course. Hey, it was the same one Kennedy made the junior Slayers run whenever she got to supervise a training session, okay?

...no sign of Kennedy, though. Pinned to the low wall that made up the first obstacle on the course was a hastily scrawled note:

Sorry. Unexpected demon-related crisis at home. Your assignment: GET EVERYONE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THIS. Remember it's not a competition. Someone needs help with part of it, you help them. Teamwork, remember?

- Kennedy

Well then.

Comments

Arrive/Mingle [KA,TS Week 2]

[brat_inslayage]

Talk, wonder if you can get away with blowing off class since Kennedy apparently did, plan your route through the course...

Re: Arrive/Mingle [KA,TS Week 2]

[genesishero]

Evan had to admit, it was kind of reassuring to see a Danger Shop set up to do more or less the same thing that the Danger Shop back at the Jean Grey School was supposed to do.

Except maybe this one was less prone to actively trying to kill people, which would be nice.

He actually couldn't wait to give this a try, and was just barely managing to not bounce on his toes.

Re: Arrive/Mingle [KA,TS Week 2]

[secretheritage.livejournal.com]

It was a good thing that Cassie was in pretty good shape. She looked at the course and hoped she could not only handle it, but that she'd be able to help others.

Re: Arrive/Mingle [KA,TS Week 2]

[nottrivial]

Going into an obstacle course without any knowledge of the runes it was going to require kind of took the whole point out of being a Shadowhunter, but it wasn't like Alec expected that much from it, being designed for mundies and all. He did appreciate the emphasis on helping his classmates out, though -- any excuse to not show off his full strength in front of the class was fine by him.