Cara walked into the school building with a smile as she was talking to one of her friends. She walked into her class and sat in her seat, saying hello to her homeroom teacher.

(So my responses may be incredibly sporadic and they might be fairly consistent--after work, of course--and I just wanted to give you guys a heads up.)

Oliver barely made it to school in time today. He was usually at least a little earlier, but this morning he had slept in. He figured he was in his last year of school anyways; surely the teachers would give him a little slack.

He barged into his classroom, not even bothering to grab anything from his locker. Oliver just had his backpack, and he moved to sit down before the late bell rang, dropping his backpack on the floor.

Jamil says his hellos to the students that says hello to him. He was writing on the erase board on what they are doing today. Which was the topic of mythology. He did a few drawn pictures of a few like a dragon, angel, demon, and an fairy though they were more of what they were depicted as.

Cara smiled as the boy she'd always known to be a bit clumsy walked into the classroom, waving at him as the boy sat across from her.

Ray bearly raised his eyes from his device and offered him a slight nod as the other boy came in, just enough not to look too interessed by what was on the pages or rather, what was hiden in it. He was curently messing with the school system, anybody who would attempt to connect to the wi-fi in the next hour would find themself in a zoom meeting with a horse in bolivia. Still, for anyone who knew him, it was the equivalent of him jumping off his seat to say hi to a friend.

Oliver grinned and waved at Cara before nodding back at Ray. He wasn't concerned whether Ray saw him nod back or not. Whatever he was messing with on his phone was going to be fun, whether he was a part of it or not. It made him wonder if he was messing with the way the fire alarms sounded or if he was screwing up the secretaries' computers.

Jamil finished writing on the board. He turns around and spots most students on their phones. He speaks in a stern tone, "Student phones away please. This is not the time or place to be on your phones. If we have time at the end of the class you can be on your phones. But for now attentionon the board. We are learning about mythology and legends for the this semester,"

The students begin to put their phones away and look at the board. Some where interested while others where bored. One student replies, "What does mythology and legends has to deal with us Sensei? They are myths and legends. It has nothing to do with real life."

Jamil chuckles and replies, "That is a good question. It depends on what you view the answer to the question. Can someone answer what they think is the answer to this question? "

With a slight roll of his eyes he quickly sent one last comand to the device still well hiden in what would appear to be a normal school notebook before taking a nearby pensil to give the impression that he was actualy doing school work. In fact, he was simply waiting for the timer to run out as the whole school would be temporary booted out of the wi-fi. The devices would automaticly reconect in the next few minutes witch would then start the oddest zoom call ever between every devices of a school and a simple barn security camera... or make everything crash in loop.

Until then he had to play the unasuming studient, even if it ment getting a bit more attention then he usualy liked too this early in the class. With a somwhat hesitantly raised hand he answered to the teacher's question. " I guess they are exagerated vertions of things that may have happened, they arn't real but the warning beneth it would be."