In Drew’s Dimension, Columbia, AR, Columbus High School,
Drew
sits at her desk as the teacher, the principal, and two new students walk into
the classroom. Suddenly, Drew recognizes the new student.
“What is she doing here?”
Drew thought.
“Class, we have two new
students joining us today. Go ahead and introduce yourselves, sweetie.” The
principal said.
“Sure, I’m Natasha Davis.”
One of the new students said.
“N…N…Nathan S…S…Sable,”
the other one said nervously.
“Seriously? Natasha…
Come on, Agent sixty-six. Couldn’t you have thought of something less
conspicuous? And, what’s with that phony accent? You’re British.” Drew thought.
“Drew Saturday, raise
your hand. You can take the seat next her, Natasha.” The teacher said.
Suddenly, Drew’s phone
vibrates in her pocket. “Saturday?” Drew thought.
“A Cosmic Entity is
entering the atmosphere.”
“Like Avery and Dante?”
“No, this is nowhere
near the power they give off. But its energy levels still pose a possible danger
to the planet, resulting in mutations to both people and animals.”
“Well, technically
they’re already mutant people and animals.” Drew replied.
“You know that’s not what
I’m talking about.” Saturday said.
“Remind me to upgrade
your joke protocols later. For now, keep an eye on the Cosmic Entity and
analyze the person. I’ll check out the data later.”
“Understood,” Saturday
responded.
“A cosmic entity? I
wonder what it could be. Maybe some kind of godlike being coming to Earth. I
think Dante said that there were some alien dragons in his dimensions. It could
be that. Wait, didn’t he also say that there were some worms causing some
earthquakes in his Europe. Man, I hope that doesn’t happen here.” Drew thought
as the teacher called on her multiple times. “Uh, yes!” she said, snapping out
of her train of thought.
“Care to answer my
question on the board.” The teacher said, showing a diagram of three compound structures.
“H2O or
Water… NH3 or Ammonia… C2H6O or Ethanol,
usually found in everyday objects we use in our life.” Drew said.
“Correct… Try to pay
attention to my class. Even if you know the material.” The teacher said as she turned
to the board.
“Yes ma’am”
“So that’s Drew
Saturday… the Genius of geniuses. What… a… let…down.” Nathan thought.
“Something must’ve just
happened for her to be so zoned out.” Natasha thought.
Later that day, Nathan
and Natasha see Drew at her locker, placing books into it and talking
to herself. She walked towards them, causing them to hide.
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