"Knock it off! All of you need to understand, right now, that all you can depend on is each other. Keep bickering and you will make yourselves easy targets for the authorities." Coach Shelton glared at Andrew, Jennifer and Sammy and then walked into the kitchen where he searched through the fridge for something to eat.
Kangaxx said:
Corey follows the rest of the group in a daze. Never come back? What about school? What about college? How'd they know? "Coach... coach, how do they know about us? I mean, the ones of us that didn't get caught. We didn't get, like, scanned or anything. Isn't... don't..." Corey trails off, and continues staring at the floor.
"Corey, honestly, they probably don't know about each of you. You, Allen, Reynolds and Graham they probably have no idea about. But the have scanners and they check people a lot. You can't get near a government building, airport or amusement park without going through a scanner." He put a bowl of pasta in the microwave as he continued to talk.
"They shouldn't know a lot of detail about any of your powers. The facilities in Smalltown are not state of the art. They would have a rough idea of how powerful the others are and if their powers are mental, physical or energy based. No way they have exact data on anyone here. That's a lot harder to decipher and takes longer than an hour or two."
Coach Shelton looked over the room of teenagers, eager to sleep but still listening to him.
"Right now they now that four of you are mutants. There's going to be a lot of confusion around town. Go ahead and grab naps. I'll wake you in about 2 hours, that should be about 9:30 or so. We'll head into town for those who need it. I'll get Catherine back safe and then we'll pack up here and I'll lead you out of the county. I've got to make some calls. You guys stay inside and try and relax." He offered them a warm smile. It was a little different to see that kind of smile from the coach. But it felt good.
Coach Shelton piled some pasta on a plate, poured a large mason jar full of iced tea and headed into his 'war room.' And shut the door