Candace sighed impatiently as they waited for the place to open. She was handed a leaflet she began reading while she waited. Jack simply stood motionless, his eyes glazed over again. He was probably reading the same thing, but off of the companies servers.<br/><br/>It seemed to be a virtual combat simulator, where different schools would form teams to compete. From what she understood, the Cortexweave would copy your own power into the virtual world, and adjust your power if needed to make it more fair. Sounded simple enough, but when an attendant handed her a registration form, she politely refused it.<br/><br/>"Oh no. I just want to watch." she said, "We're really new here." The attendant just shrugged and waved her through, but she had to grab Jack's hand and drag him along.<br/><br/>"Oh, did you get a form?" he asked. He regularly missed things in the real world when data diving. Candace sighed and shook her head.<br/><br/>"No, I just want to watch." she replied. Jack stopped.<br/><br/>"Oh....Um..." he trailed off.<br/><br/>"What did you do?"<br/><br/>"I may have put our names on our school's team and left the roster open." he said, defensively, "Look, if no one else signs on, or we don't get enough, we don't have to play!"<br/><br/>"Why do you do these things without asking first?" she demanded, the annoyance heavy in her voice.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry! I'm just used to making split second decisions when I'm flying around cyberspace!" he said, "Maybe no one would join. Would it be so bad if we did play anyway?"<br/><br/>"I suppose not." She said, "Let's go find a seat." They began walking, yet Candace noticed a boy behind her in the same uniform. They opened the door to walk through, but Candace used her power to keep it open longer for the boy to walk through, easily mistaken for an automatic door. Once inside, they were met with another line to the bleachers. Jack drifted back into cyberspace, so Candace turned to the boy behind her.<br/><br/>"Hello. Are you joining up to play? Sounds interesting, eh?" she asked, her Canadian accent slipping through.