fandomhigh | Summer Games: Wednesday, The Park [morning]

"Good morning!" Anakin yelled into the megaphone from the small platform he had erected in the park. "Students, please listen for your names and find your partner or partners as your name is called: Sidon and Aloy; Jason and Rey; Bobby and Paris; Ahsoka and Uma; Theron and Peridot; Astrid and Norman; Tip, Sabine and Beaker."

Once the students were in place, Anakin held up a sheaf of paper in his hand. "Today, with the help of the proprietors in town, we're conducting a Scavenger Hunt. You have a very long list: You must find 15 of the items from that list and either take a picture or video of yourselves completing the tasks. Whoever completes their 15 in the shortest amount of time will win the coveted, terrifying, singing fish," he said, holding his hand out for it to fly to him. It was still shrieking Sabotage as it flew, but now it also rained confetti on anyone close enough to be in its flight path. As Anakin held it, it treated the entire group to holographic footage of Theron being chased by a Roomba.

You're welcome, Theron.

"Right," Anakin said slowly. "Someone come take this thing from me as quickly as possible. On your marks, get set, go."

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"Well, we're friends," Rey pointed out, straight up sitting on the ground for better access. "It's good you brought him since he is obviously starved for attention."

"He's clearly never known love in his life," Kanan agreed, smirking. "His life is only sorrow and emptiness unless you're around."

This dog was spoiled rotten.

"Poor thing," she said, and looked up at Kanan. "Here to see... whatever kind of show you can get from here?"

"Figured if nothing else, watching everyone trickle in having been mauled by the polar bear should be interesting," Kanan agreed, only half joking. "And Stance needed to get out and about anyway, so I thought, why not?"

"I'm sure they wouldn't have it on the list if the polar bear was actually going to maul anyone."

Oh, Rey.

She just wanted to see what a polar bear looked like, like zoos don't exist.