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<blockquote data-quote="kid A" data-source="post: 1658092" data-attributes="member: 11757">Eleyna RobertsonGabe's questions lingered in Eleyna's mind as she pondered the possible reasons behind the coach's dismissal this morning.&nbsp; He could be a mutant sypmathizer, but why would he put his neck on the line in a world where giant robots and brainwashed mutants hunted and killed the very people he'd be protecting.&nbsp; Not exactly the smartest, or safest way to live his life.&nbsp; On the other hand, he could be a mutant himself, but that didn't make much sense either.&nbsp; It seemed near impossible for a mutant to escape notice for very long, let alone their entire life.&nbsp; Plus, doesn't Coach Shelton handle mutant affairs at Whitmyer?That was it!There had been previous gen-scans at Whitmyer.&nbsp; Sure there had, no school could avoid them.&nbsp; But how many mutants had ever been detected?&nbsp; There hadn't been a mutant outed at Whitmyer High for as long as Eleyna could remember.&nbsp; As she thought about it, Eleyna realized she hadn't ever actually been present for a gen-scan.&nbsp; For most of them, she had been out sick (the irony that she was sick due to her manifesting mutant powers did not escape her, either).&nbsp; When she first started back to school, Coach had sent her home again, citing that she may need some rest.&nbsp; It made sense at the time, but now it clicked in a completely different way.&nbsp; Whatever his reasons, Coach Shelton was a mutant sympathizer.&nbsp; &quot;Gabe!&nbsp; Oh my god, Gabe!&nbsp; Coach!&nbsp; He's, I dunno, he's gotta be...&nbsp; I don't think he's...&nbsp; a mutant, but I-I-I think he's trying to help us somehow...&quot;&nbsp; Almost out of habit, she glanced around the holding cell once more.&nbsp; Whispering, &quot;I've never been to one gen-scan!&nbsp; I never thought about it before now, but I... I really haven't!&nbsp; I was home sick for every single one!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kid A, post: 1658092, member: 11757"] [b]Eleyna Robertson[/b] Gabe's questions lingered in Eleyna's mind as she pondered the possible reasons behind the coach's dismissal this morning. He could be a mutant sypmathizer, but why would he put his neck on the line in a world where giant robots and brainwashed mutants hunted and killed the very people he'd be protecting. [I]Not exactly the smartest, or safest way to live his life.[/I] On the other hand, he [I]could[/I] be a mutant himself, but that didn't make much sense either. It seemed near impossible for a mutant to escape notice for very long, let alone their entire life. [I]Plus, doesn't Coach Shelton handle mutant affairs at Whitmyer?[/I] That was it! There had been previous gen-scans at Whitmyer. Sure there had, no school could avoid them. But how many mutants had ever been detected? There hadn't been a mutant outed at Whitmyer High for as long as Eleyna could remember. As she thought about it, Eleyna realized she hadn't ever actually been present for a gen-scan. For most of them, she had been out sick (the irony that she was sick due to her manifesting mutant powers did not escape her, either). When she first started back to school, Coach had sent her home again, citing that she may need some rest. It made sense at the time, but now it clicked in a completely different way. Whatever his reasons, Coach Shelton was a mutant sympathizer. "Gabe! Oh my god, Gabe! Coach! He's, I dunno, he's gotta be... I don't think he's... a mutant, but I-I-I think he's trying to help us somehow..." Almost out of habit, she glanced around the holding cell once more. Whispering, "I've never been to [I]one[/I] gen-scan! I never thought about it before now, but I... I really haven't! I was home sick for every single one!" [/QUOTE]

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