How to Totally Be a Spy, For Real (We Mean It) [Friday, Period 1]

[notmysupervisor]

Today, students would find that Cheryl and Pam had not actually managed to make the Danger Shop into anything. No, instead, they were in a normal classroom, but for a given value of normal, per usual.

For one thing, Cheryl and Pam being anywhere made it automatically not normal, especially given Cheryl's particularly glazed expression and the tube

Comments

Sign in [11/21]

[notmysupervisor]

Like you have to crawl into an air duct! Kinda!

Re: Sign in [11/21]

[theheadkid]

Travis Coates

Re: Sign in [11/21]

[not_a_moonie]

Alana

Re: Sign in [11/21]

[seveninchmotto]

Isabelle Lightwood

Listen to them talk or whatever [11/21]

[notmysupervisor]

That's not a lecture. I need a new word for that.

Play in the 'air ducts'! [11/21]

[notmysupervisor]

Which are totally children's play tunnels, but whatever. Crawl around in them anyway.

Re: Play in the 'air ducts'! [11/21]

[fly_so_serious]

Joker raised his hand and pointed at the play tunnels. "A, you realize this is so not happening, right?" Well, of course they hadn't, but they did now?

...Not that he couldn't crawl around on the floor, because he actually could, but he wasn't about to put himself in a position where someone might step on him.

"And B, are we infiltrating, like, a stadium? Or an auditorium? Because normal-size air ducts for normal-size rooms are only, like, 25 or 30 centimeters across."

Talk to Cheryl and Pam [11/21]

[notmysupervisor]

One of them is high, one of them is P....

They're both probably high, let's be real.

OOC [11/21]

[notmysupervisor]

I need a nap already.