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An Administrator Came to Westchester
Mrs. Mary MacNeilly had made the hour trip out to a private school in Westchester county. She was the person assigned from the State Education Department's Office of Nonpublic School Services to perform a surprise inspection of the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning. It had been some time since an in-person inspection of this learning facility had been conducted. It had fallen to Mrs. MacNeilly to go and assess how the school fit the understaffed Office of Accountability's educational parameters.
She drove her midsized sedan up to the gates. She announced herself on the intercomm as "Mary MacNeilly from the New York State Education Department for a compliance inspection."
She drummed her fingers on the steering wheel as she waited for some administrator to allow her on the grounds.
She drove her midsized sedan up to the gates. She announced herself on the intercomm as "Mary MacNeilly from the New York State Education Department for a compliance inspection."
She drummed her fingers on the steering wheel as she waited for some administrator to allow her on the grounds.
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The car looked fairly nondescript, and so did the woman driving it, but appearances could be deceiving. Her fingers traced over the edge of the monitor, bringing up the results of a security scan. While she waited, she hit the call button.
"Pardon?"
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"Mary MacNeilly from the New York State Education Department for a compliance inspection. Of the surprise variety."
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"We have those?" he mouthed to Dani.
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The security scan readings appeared to check out.
She whispered again. "How bad can it be? Schools have to pass these things all the time, right?"
Famous last words, Moonstar.
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"All right. We can handle this."
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Dani took one last swig of her coffee, emptying the mug.
"We've faced down Galactus. We can manage a bureaucrat."
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He nodded smartly. "Let's do this thing."
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"Someone will be right with you."
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She pulled into a visitor's parking space and killed the engine. She grabbed her things and clambered out of the car. She had salt and pepper hair and a slightly pinched looking face.
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But please, let me not grow up into being the tight-ass he is, Topher considered. Although, let me keep my tight ass.
It was a simple enough exercise, today. Holograms of human-sized, human-disguised sentinels fighting the X-Men, while the X-Men had to keep civilians - and themselves - safe.
Mostly, it's just combat training and teamwork training, going over things they've already learned at the hands of their teachers.
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Kayla worked hard, she played hard. Hell, she even slept hard.
"I second that sentiment, Chief." Which is what she was calling him, because he was running this particular simulation.
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For now, though, she focused on trying to tell the Sentinels apart from the confused civilians. Using her powers to try and help people rather than just laying hurt on the bad guys. She was trying to learn how to moderate her shockwave powers, sending a shockwave strong enough to get someone out of the way of a falling lightpole without seriously harming them.
So far, so good.
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While Kayla worked on helping others, Brianna moved in tandem with Rose to form a defense in front of the civilians. She didn't have Kayla's super-strength or Rose's claws, but she did have something of her own to bring to the table.
Her eyes took on a fierce violet glow and she conjured her katana from the kinetic energy stored within her body.
She readied herself to deal with the first of the attackers to come at her.
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These girls were strong, capable, efficient. There were kinks to work out, sure - Topher could tell that Kayla needed a little help on the teamwork end - but things could have been a whole lot worse.
He half-smiled to himself as he started to seperate the civilians from the Sentinels. It was a good hologram, he mused. He could feel pings of fear from the civilians, while the Sentinels had no real emotions to read.
Still, they had both Brianna and Rose as defenders. Topher moved to help Kayla.
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The bangs and noises on the lawn didn't bother her. Those were pretty normal to her these days. She did look up when a lady she didn't know marched over.
"Hello," she greeted the lady politely. Even if she did look a little scary.
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"Hello," she greeted back calmly. She tried to keep herself between the girl and the triage farther back on the lawn. "I'm Mrs. MacNeilly. Who are you?"
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"No. I'm a visitor from the New York State Educational Offices. I'm taking a look around to see how the school's doing. Do you go to school here, Emily?"
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