In Search of a Normal Life
by
Rowan Champeon
(age 11)
PART FOUR
“now
the first thing we will talk about is the DNA code for different kinds of
powers,” she said,
I flinched.
"Now we will talk about the
most deadly power of this age and it's DNA code. By the way he has officially
gone missing” said the teacher.
“What, where to, why, how?”
asked the entire class except me.
“We don't know” the teacher
answered.
“But we do know that he looks
like this,” the teacher said holding up a picture of me.
“Anyway we have a person here
who not only made the power who has gotten away but knows all about powers,
their DNA code and how to breed them. Mask would you come forward please” the
teacher said.
“sure teacher. There's
nothing to it,” Mask said.
“Anyway back to what I was
talking about.” the teacher said.
“So the trick to making
powers is: I don't know”
“but Mask does so you can ask
him. Class is over you have to do a report on powers for your homework,” the
teacher announced
slumped into my chair while all the other students crowed
around Mask and stormed him with questions.
“How are powers made?”
“What does
DNA have to do with powers?”
“have you
graduated from collage?” asked many of the students in the class.
“Why aren't you asking me
questions,” said Mask through the crowd.
“I don't know,” I said.
“Look at the time. It's time
for my police shift, got to go.” I said as I left.
He isn't normal, is he?” one
of the students in the class said.
Then I arrived at the local police station. “Hi, I came here to begin my
night shift” I said.
“you're here early,” said the
man at the big desk.
“well, we had better start
training you then,” he said.
“The first thing you need to
know is how to check a car or truck's speed.”
“How might one do that?” I
asked.
“Well it's not that easy. You
see, many cars have equipment to throw you off track,” said the big man at the
big desk. “Anyway in order to not be thrown off track you have to be really
smart or a quick learner,” he said.
“It's even harder at night.
The easiest way to know is to check your speed and then how far he is ahead of
you and figure out based on your speed how fast you would have to be going in
order to see how fast he is going. Once you learn that it's very easy.”
“Although it is extremely
hard to do at night but I think you can do it.” he said
“Ok then let's do it,” I
said.
“Good. Now go and practice
till you do it automatically, and do it till 1:00 in the morning,” he said.
(to be continued)
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