Class started too early in the morning, in a science classroom equipped with lab tables, Bunsen burners, and the faint smell of past explosions gone wrong. Safety goggles and gloves were at each workstation, as were
supplies that might look familiar to anyone who'd taken a class with Professor Durden before
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She paused. Her first instinct was to say Sylar, but she didn't want to have to answer any potentially awkward questions about who he was or why she wanted to fight him.
"I guess it would be Wendy the Werewolf Stalker."
Okay, lame answer, but at least it shouldn't raise any eyebrows.
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(Okay, it wasn't all pretend, but she wasn't that annoyed either.)
"Ino," she said, with a bit of a wave. "Yamanaka if you feel the need to use my last name. I'll be a junior in the fall, and took this class just 'cause." What? That totally counted as a reason! "And, uh, I--don't know."
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"Ino," he answered. "Hey. Memory's failing me. Do you usually say you don't know?"
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"I've said Cable-san before," she said pertly, "and then fighting myself. But I really don't know right now, would you like me to lie?"
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Honestly, when it came to his class she just kinda ticked herself down for it without paying attention to what it was.
"You're sure 'bout the lie?" Ino checked. "I'm pretty good at it." That was possibly why he didn't want you getting more practice Ino.
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Like pie or flying. Anemone was easily predictable.
"And there's really no one I really want to fight, I guess." Someone was doing much better with her Issues, shockingly. "But if anyone's in the mood for a spar, I wouldn't argue. Um, but not in class, because fighting around chemicals is bad."
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"Good to have you again, Anemone," he said. "And yes. Physical violence has to stay outside class."
... just a little preachy, there.
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