intraspective: (mind games)
Yamanaka Ino ([personal profile] intraspective) wrote in [community profile] fandomhigh2018-07-03 05:45 am
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Sabotage, Infiltration, and Blowing Shit Up | 2nd Period | Tuesday

“This is weird as shit,” Ino said brightly, sitting on the desk at the front of the class, her legs crossed. She was wearing a blue suit, and had her obnoxiously long blonde hair piled on the desk behind her. Observant students might notice that her hair wasn’t actually touching the desk but rather floating about an inch above it.. “I’m a teacher, wow. Hey, minions! I’m Iris! Welcome to Sabotage, Infiltration, and Blowing Shit Up!”

"Yeah, you got old somewhere in there," the obnoxious redhead who didn't seem to know how to button up his shirt all the way drawled. "Life from this side of the classroom ain't all that bad, yo." He nodded at the students. "I'm Reno. We're here to teach you how to infiltrate and sabotage shit. Or blow it up. Also fun."

That was very useful, Reno, thank you.

“Shut your trap, old man,” Ino said, without missing a beat. “I’m fresh as a daisy. Anyway, since we’re so nice and stuff, we’re going to do the boring crap and then the fun crap all in one day, aren’t we nice? First up, introductions! You--go!”

"Name and somethin' you blew up sometime," Reno added, helpfully. "Bonus points if it was somethin' fun."

Points were not a thing in this class. Until they were.

They were totally a thing and were definitely going to be part of the final. Hush hush.

Once all the cute, wee minions had finished introductions, Ino beamed at them. “Okay, so you lot aren’t entirely hopeless, but we can get your skills up to where hopeless ain’t a word in your vocabulary. So now… now it’s the fun stuff. We got baskets for you all. Come up and get them.”

With a snap of her fingers the jutsu hiding the neat row of baskets faded.

“Your activity for the day,” Ino said, “is to tell us how the things in the basket can be used to sabotage people.”

"Come up with somethin' good and we'll let you keep what's in there, yo."

They were going to do that anyway.

Shhh, don’t tell!
intotheout: (huh)

Re: Go through your baskets!

[personal profile] intotheout 2018-07-03 03:09 pm (UTC)(link)
Tip shrugged. "Humanoid, then. I mean, you've got some standard spy-type gear in here and all, but the food stuff is relying on your enemy being able to recognize human treats, or at least be somewhat motivated by food and water." She held up one of the candy apples. "Though I suppose if you could get a Boov to try wearing these as shoes, you could stick him to the ground for a bit."

Honestly, certain Boov would probably enjoy that.
raspberryturk: (Bitchplease)

Re: Go through your baskets!

[personal profile] raspberryturk 2018-07-03 03:21 pm (UTC)(link)
Reno leaned back in his seat, looking thoughtfully at Tip, and then shrugging his shoulders. When he spoke, he sounded bored. That was default Reno, mostly.

"They got electrical equipment? Somethin' you can fuck up with bubblegum or water? This shit's great for pranks against humans-and-humanoids, but half this class is gonna be about workin' with what you got to get the job done. Improvisin'. We included human food because humans are what we know, yo. Wouldn't do no good to make assumptions about species we have no idea about, either. Big multiverse, big universe, and it's impossible to cover everything we don't know on top of what we do."

For example: What the flying fuck was a Boov?
intotheout: (knowing)

Re: Go through your baskets!

[personal profile] intotheout 2018-07-03 03:45 pm (UTC)(link)
Bill hopped up from his perch on Tip's hair to let out an indignant string of bubbles. As a piece of electrical equipment that operated using water and bubbles, he was a little offended by the insinuation he could be so easily messed with!

"Hush," Tip told him, then looked back at Reno. "I mean, I've worked with less. But yeah, I've gone up against enemies who have ships made entirely out of cloned organic material. Of course, those were the guys we attacked with weaponized cats, so . . . hey, maybe they're allergic to sugar, too."