"He does. It's been put into this school so you guys can be here without a fee. So now who is being the idiot," Lauryn states. Cameron walks into his office and sinks into one of the couches. "We weren't that bad were we?" He asks.
Drew looked over at Cameron. "You said something, wasn't paying attention." He said with an eyebrow raised.
Richard: "Yet thousands if not millions of kids are left on the streets. So tell me... What's more important? This, or homes for those children to go to?"
"We weren't that disrespectful when we went through the academy were we?" Cameron asked, his elbows braced on his knees and head in his hands. "Why is there a knife in my office door?" "That is a bigger issue we are looking at. But that operation isn't available to you guys yet," Lauryn replies before sitting back on stage. "Everyone needs to send their mask to the technology centre. There they will put a camera, most probably more, into the mask, along with night vision, thermal detectors and microphones. On the night you will be supplied with a small hearing aid like device so you can hear everyone else. Any other questions?"
Drew ignored the knife question before looking at Cam. "You were the annoying one, Lauryn the Nerd/geek and I was the quiet one." He said as he took out another knife and started flipping it.
Ford sighs "We are not exactly politicians Smoke, just let it go." Looks up at Lauryn "Do we buy our masks?"
Cameron watches the knife. "That's how then... I would say were we that aggravating but I already know that answer," Cameron states. "Besides since when did you let stereotypes define Lauryn?" Lauryn sighs quietly. "Any type of mask that is viable with a costume for a masquerade ball. We have masks in the wardrobe upstairs. It's about half the size of this hall full of clothes and accessories. Any other questions, as stupid as they may seem," Lauryn says.
Drew blinked. "Stereotypes stereotypes, who gives a damn about thise, we did our job killed a few and came out alive." He threw the knife right next to Cam face.
"It's often tradition to go to a masquerade ball with a partner of the opposite sex" Edward says to the group. " "I'm suggesting you guys partner up to blend in more,"
Cameron raises an eyebrow, entwining his fingers beneath his chin. "Yeah I know you don't care for stereotypes so why did you use it with Lauryn?" "Yes you can," Lauryn says. Olivia cheers before walking out the room, holding the blanket and towel close to her as she pads out. She freezes in the door "you what?" She asks Edward.
"Well I'm not really sure what category she would fit in so I just used a steeeotype, easy as that." Drew responded with a yawn.
Cameron stares blankly at Drew. "Right, as you really give your crush a demeaning label to today's society..." He comments with a small shrug. Olivia sighs. "Can I go before I catch a cold please. If we are doing this partners thing can we do it later or something?" She asks. "Yeah, no," Kyle mutters. "Like you are going to walk into that place."