Farrah was close to helping seal the deal, finish off or at least effectively weaken Juggernaut when the lights came on and the simulation died. Kaz's arms crossed each other as he stumbled forward. "Hey now, what the hell is going on, we were kicking ass." His cybernetic helmet disappeared to reveal his face as his puzzled eyes glanced about the room. Lonnie was silent as he looked toward the entrance and saw their guests. The look on Professor Xavier's face was grim and Cyclops looked like he usually did, all business. Others were with them, the rest of the X-Men. It was Xavier who spoke to them. "We have a situation, and each of you needs to watch the news," a big screen started to show the broadcast of the bridge falling, crumbling, and breaking apart. The destruction was real, and it should have been apparent to everyone in the room that things were dire.<br/><br/>When it was all over Kaz spoke up, by this point he was out of his cybernetic suit, back in his clothes, and feeling good about himself despite the carnage that he had just witnessed. "Well I say we go out there and light the dude up. I mean, what are we just standing around here for?" It was Lonnie who shut him up so that the Professor could continue to speak. "Quiet Kaz, let Professor Xavier let us know what is up first."<br/><br/>It was then that he did indeed speak up, grateful for the assist. "His name is Conall Kazimir, I am not sure what else he calls himself his block is strong. For that reason I don't know what his powers are exactly, from the footage we know his is strong, but not much else. This will be your test, the X-Men will be nearby to assist if you should need it, but this fight requires youth, and you all proved you can work as a team. Besides we need youth in this fight and together you have a diverse set of abilities. You will need to be at the X-Wing in five."<br/><br/>Lonnie was surprised by the announcement, he assumed that the X-Men would take care of this, or X-Factor, or some other group, not them, surely they weren't ready. They had barely gone through this training exercise. Still it showed that there was a lot of confidence in them as a team, and he figured that at some point they would have to be tested so no time like the present. Kaz was more than ready for action as always, and he suited back up before the Professor had even finished his speech. It was time to shine, time to rock and roll, and it would prove to be a glorious moment he was sure of it.