(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l530/WyldeSK/snugelandbonnie_zpse97b17f7.png)<br/><br/>Name: Travis Snugel and Tabitha Bonnie<br/>Location: The Institute - Class 1-A<br/>Tag: All of Ye<br/><br/>The two professors were fairly inconspicuous as the students paired up and began asking questions. For the most part, they merely looked at each other and made occasional notes on clipboards, nodding at an answer here, turning and making eye contact with one there. If one were to look closely, one might say they were satisfied so far, but it wasn't that easy to tell. The sphinx was less inscrutable in its expressions than these two were. In fact, even as Zenobia was glaring at them with all due force, the response seemed to be one of near bemusement - the kind of expression one gets when one knows something another does not and finds a certain humor in it.<br/><br/>Whatever surprise they may have been thinking was certainly different from the one they delivered. Snugel's hand passed gently along the desk and suddenly the ten pairs of classmates found the floor under them was in fact no more. The mundane act of asking one another question had been replace by the far less mundane one of falling. Forty feet below, they landed in darkness, cushioned by surprisingly soft carpet and therefore mercifully without injury to anything other than their collective pride, but the landfall was punctuated by the closing of ten trap doors above them. Room in the antechambers now holding the students was at a minimum, barely enough to engage in more than the most delicate of maneuvers, though, oddly enough, the one holding Sparx and Zenobia was slightly larger to allow for her substantial wingspan. The walls were rough and generally circular. As the trap doors closed, the darkness was complete. For all intents and purposes, the students were trapped.<br/><br/>And then, through the darkness, Snugel's voice could be heard, impassive and yet almost apologetic.<strong>"Some of you were asking if completing the paper ended the class for the day. By now you have probably realized the answer is no. You have probably also realized your next task shall be to return to the classroom. Oh..."</strong>And then, he added almost amused,<strong>"Those of you who have not completed the questionnaire yet should probably know that you are still expected to do so."</strong><br/><br/>Professor Bonnie then gave her own opinion in turn.<strong>"I have faith that you will be able to accomplish this, but I also assure you that you won't be able to accomplish it as an individual, but only as a team. Good luck."</strong>