"Good job on survivin' yer first week of classes, kids," Kūkaku smirked at the assembled class in front of her. "I'm sure some of you have been workin' on your projects for this week, while the rest of you either slacked off or picked somethin' easy, so let's get those out of the way, and then move onto the lecture. There's safety goggles on yer
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The bang! was louder than the size of the bright light, but the smoke still lingered for a bit.
Scully was looking fairly perky after this.
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"I like where ya went with that, Scully," she complimented with a smirk. "Now, tell me, you pick that because you know that's what I do, or is it mere coincidence?"
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Yes, it ignited and made an impressive bit of smoke and light.
Thankfully the shield she had put up around her work station had kept the mini-explosion contained.
Cassidy was looking very fascinated by the bit of explosion.
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And not get her kicked out of school.
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Especially since it would likely get her kicked out of school, as well. Still, if it was done well, she couldn't think of a better way to go.
But she did tap her forehead a little. "Good thinking, though. Smart. Keep using that up there and you're gonna do pretty well in here, Cassidy."
And prevent Kūkaku from getting yelled at by Watson, probably. So guess who just earned herself some points from Kūkaku.
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there was a bang! and some white smoke filled the interior of the device.
"That," he finished neatly.
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"It's powered by Palladium, so we're just blowing that up."
With science, Tony. With science.
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"Stark," she said, "you are a nerd."
It almost sounded like a good thing, though.
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"I didn't have too much time to work on it," he replied with a frown.
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