Kharmin
Moon Pie Maven
<p><a href="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_09/Brittany_originalcrop.jpg.2cc22c4f4a91959ec631451fa2054bac.jpg" class="ipsAttachLink ipsAttachLink_image"><img data-fileid="29250" src="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_09/Brittany_originalcrop.jpg.2cc22c4f4a91959ec631451fa2054bac.jpg" class="ipsImage ipsImage_thumbnailed" alt=""></a></p> Brittany walked past the gymnasium and shook her head at the destruction. She recalled so many classes of weight training and exercise regimens that her toned muscles almost protested at the memory. Although much of the debris had been cleared away, she was sure that the reconstructed building would look nothing like the gymnasium of old. More's the pity, she thought.
The campus was mostly deserted. Brittany checked her watch and realized that class was probably in session. Jet lag hadn't yet set in from her rapid flight across so many time-zones and with the sunless sky, she had no real perception of time.
She continued toward the main classroom building as the wind gusted in front of the oncoming storms. Brittany looked skyward as hawks circled lazily above as they took advantage of the powerful updrafts and currents.
Brittany entered the foyer and her mind leapt at the memory of her first time in the building. The welcome banner, newer but still holding the same message of old, greeted her like an old friend. The smell of the building was as comfortable as a favorite sweater and she smiled warmly in reminiscence.
One by one, she checked the classrooms as she looked for ... well, anyone. She finally sensed a large group of people, outside behind the academic building by the Grid test. Of course, Brittany thought as she remembered her own failed trial in that very test.
She paused and centered her mind to shut out the mental static that typically accompanied crowds, then Brittany pushed open the doors and walked outside to meet the new class of Winford's students.
The campus was mostly deserted. Brittany checked her watch and realized that class was probably in session. Jet lag hadn't yet set in from her rapid flight across so many time-zones and with the sunless sky, she had no real perception of time.
She continued toward the main classroom building as the wind gusted in front of the oncoming storms. Brittany looked skyward as hawks circled lazily above as they took advantage of the powerful updrafts and currents.
Brittany entered the foyer and her mind leapt at the memory of her first time in the building. The welcome banner, newer but still holding the same message of old, greeted her like an old friend. The smell of the building was as comfortable as a favorite sweater and she smiled warmly in reminiscence.
One by one, she checked the classrooms as she looked for ... well, anyone. She finally sensed a large group of people, outside behind the academic building by the Grid test. Of course, Brittany thought as she remembered her own failed trial in that very test.
She paused and centered her mind to shut out the mental static that typically accompanied crowds, then Brittany pushed open the doors and walked outside to meet the new class of Winford's students.
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