<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/96/KittyPryde2.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Katherine "Kitty" Anne Pryde<br/><strong>Alias:</strong>Shadowcat<br/><strong>Dorm Assignment:</strong>Floor 3 | Room 2<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Training Room<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>SHIELD-Issued T-Shirt and Jogging Shorts | White Sneakers<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 3rd | 14:00<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Arthur, Ri'Staraa | Open<br/><hr/><br/><br/><em>One minute.</em><br/><br/>There was a lot of absurdity that Kitty was able to stomach. Throwing them all into what had to be a combat simulation without any kind of formal training (at least in her case) before hand was strange but maybe this was just a test run to see what they were capable of. Hell, even the fact that something like this even existed in the first place wasn't enough to perturb her since, after New York, almost anything was possible.<br/><br/>But one minute?! Come on. Unless Mr. Lehnsherr expected them all to fail right off the bat, she couldn't see the reasoning behind such a stringent time limit. They all barely knew one another – how did he expect them all to know who to pick as leaders let alone dividing each other properly? Times like these she couldn't help but feel that knot in her stomach only tighten from what was about to come.<br/><br/>Protesting would have been pointless though, as much as she really wanted to do so. If Mr. Kalani's no-bullshit routine earlier during the physical education class he had put them through was any indication – her arms still felt like Jell-O from those pull-ups – complaining about how things were unfair would either only going to fall on deaf ears or be rewarded with time spent doing chores that sounded actually worse than failing. Brown eyes gazed at each of the other students, silently pleading and hoping that at least<em>one</em>might actually speak up since the clock was apparently ticking down. They all couldn't just stand there doing nothing. Well, technically, they could but who knew what the consequences of that would be?<br/><br/>She wasn't the only one with that train of thought as<strong>Ri'Staraa</strong>clapped to get their attention, the noise echoing off the walls of the large room they all had been ushered into. While Kitty hadn't gotten to interact much with the teen during the meet-up at the auditorium, she did recognize who he was pretty quickly. Blue hair was something that was hard to forget. His little speech about wanting to get things moving was met with a nod from her. He was right. They had to start doing something. Anything. It was better than staying still.<br/><br/><strong>Arthur</strong>also had the same idea, nominating himself as well. Ri hadn't made any suggestions that he be made a leader – in fact, he said the opposite – but it seemed like, just like that, there were two choices. Although the fact that stealthy swordsmanship did sound like quite a skill-set, Kitty found herself making her way towards the British student to stand besides him, giving the Arab boy a small silent look of apology.<br/><br/>God, if they wanted to start pitting the students against one another by having them make hard decisions, SHIELD was definitely succeeding. She just hoped that there weren't any hard feelings since there was no way their choices could mean anything right now. Arthur had a magical suit of armor that he could summon at will and the guy had been rather nice earlier, that's all. Taking a deep breath, she gave her new leader a shrug and a small smile of reassurance before turning out towards the rest, seeing where people would end up.