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<blockquote data-quote="Hammerhead" data-source="post: 1055908" data-attributes="member: 73">Ryan shrugs. &quot;I meant its no big deal that you made a joke, thats all. Besides, unless they use tanks or something, soldiers aren't much of a threat anyway. Aside from these uniforms, I think they kind of mean well. It's just that this facility is run by the United Nations, and the teachers don't really call the shots. I mean, remember the suit at the exercise? He completely ignored my questions. All we are is a way for the UN to boost failing public relations.&quot;&quot;Of course no one seems suspicious. You think a spy is going to conceal himself in all black and duck into the shadows whenever he sees someone? It could be any elite here, really.&quot;Ryan considers this, looking upwards at the ceiling, then responds. &quot;Well, I would have to disagree. I think we reacted well to the change in the simulation. Further, the computer attack makes our team stand out. No other team was at risk of dying in the simulation, nor did they overcome the challenges we had to. And Class Five has always stood out; we're the ones attacked at the mall and the wildlife preserve. We have the most real combat experience. While I agree our teamwork needs some help, especially since Mr. McCallister is real big on that. But how would you have handled our actions during the combat with ourselves? No one other than Mark could have kept pace with copy Mark, or even have a chance of hitting someone that fast. I needed to unload a few high powered attacks into uh... myself, since I need a few seconds to prepare before I'm that tough. John was the best equipped to handle his own mental blasts. You were doing fine against copy Anika. Further, we have a style that makes us unique.&quot; I'm not sure what exactly that style is. Maybe its that we're all so wierd. I'm a glowing freak who used to hate himself, Cassandra's an amnesiac, Billy's a perfect boy scout, Anika believes in ancient gods, Mark's well...Mark. Maybe this is bad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hammerhead, post: 1055908, member: 73"] Ryan shrugs. "I meant its no big deal that you made a joke, thats all. [i]Besides, unless they use tanks or something, soldiers aren't much of a threat anyway.[/i] Aside from these uniforms, I think they kind of mean well. It's just that this facility is run by the United Nations, and the teachers don't really call the shots. I mean, remember the suit at the exercise? He completely ignored my questions. All we are is a way for the UN to boost failing public relations." "Of course no one seems suspicious. You think a spy is going to conceal himself in all black and duck into the shadows whenever he sees someone? It could be any elite here, really." Ryan considers this, looking upwards at the ceiling, then responds. "Well, I would have to disagree. I think we reacted well to the change in the simulation. Further, the computer attack makes our team stand out. No other team was at risk of dying in the simulation, nor did they overcome the challenges we had to. And Class Five has always stood out; we're the ones attacked at the mall and the wildlife preserve. We have the most real combat experience. While I agree our teamwork needs some help, especially since Mr. McCallister is real big on that. But how would you have handled our actions during the combat with ourselves? No one other than Mark could have kept pace with copy Mark, or even have a chance of hitting someone that fast. I needed to unload a few high powered attacks into uh... myself, since I need a few seconds to prepare before I'm that tough. John was the best equipped to handle his own mental blasts. You were doing fine against copy Anika. Further, we have a style that makes us unique." [i]I'm not sure what exactly that style is. Maybe its that we're all so wierd. I'm a glowing freak who used to hate himself, Cassandra's an amnesiac, Billy's a perfect boy scout, Anika believes in ancient gods, Mark's well...Mark. Maybe this is bad.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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