Heroes without Masks

Chapter 5

*A/N Hey everyone quick note here HL= Hero League*

Monday morning rolled around after the boys *cough... cheated...cough * with their defense challenges with Yukii's father and brothers. We also were able to get a ton of information out of Dix and Shi, but it wasn't enough. They call the second creation older brother and my uncle calls him son. Also, once their hormone is out of their system it's like a switch they don't remember where their home is and my uncle loses their location, meaning he can replace them whenever he wants, but my uncle is working on some sort of hormones for the fourth creation. The kids said that we are the most important part of the 4th creation. Shi even mentioned to us that he's heard my uncle talking about it being the new 2nd creation.

I wish he'd stop trying to create more of those hormones and just use what he has so we can stop him. I look out of the bus window as Yukii and Vee are fighting over Yukii's hair for homecoming. I notice the school coming into view as I sigh; this feels like it's going to be an interesting one.

The bus stops as we slowly get off, I notice the guys were already here; odd for them, but not as odd as Dr. Kellie standing next to the principal. I make a b-line with Vee and Yukii to the girl's room. I look around to notice the dropout girls were smoking by the window, I pull out three fifties, "Keep everyone out and I'll keep it a secret you were smoking in here." The three girls look at the money and nod, "Deal, you have my vote by the way, for class president." Their leader said as I roll my eyes. Once the door was closed, I turn to them, "Alright was I the only one who saw Dr. Kellie out them?"

Yukii nods as Vee looks nervously at the door, "It looks like she has something up her sleeve, doesn't she?" Vee asked as Yukii looks into the mirror, "Its Kellie what do you expect? She's like a freaking mad scientist, she helped create those hormones and carp that made up supers." I nod as the overhead went off: "All juniors to the auditorium: please. There is a special assembly where you can get out of class without it counting against you." We groan, hearing Kellie's voice on the intercom was scary enough.

We leave as the three girls slide back in the bathroom, "Lock this time!" I yell as the girl smirks. We walk into the auditorium, where the guys were sitting in the front row, the motioned us to them. "She insisted on coming with us today..." Ryan said nervously, as Heath took my bag. "I think she'd got an idea for her special schooling for us." I nod as Tucker begins to pester Yukii, and Ryan is holding Vee's hand. "Oh, my six favorite students are here!" we turn to Yukii's mother, "Hey mom, you watching?" Yukii and her mom talk for a bit when Dr. Kellie walks on to the stage.

She wasn't wearing her shabby lab coat or her purple sweater and black sweatpants. She wore a long pencil skirt and a matching black jacket she had a white shirt underneath it she wore black heels and had her rusty brown hair tied up in a bun. "Good morning everyone, I know it's really early, but I have some interesting news to share, starting today six students will become a part of my experiment. I am Dr. Grace Kellie and I plan on hosting a two-year experiment on the six students where they will learn at an accelerated rate and will be going on my special trips around the world. In case you were wondering it's a field trip class. I want to see the differences in the six students' grades compared to the rest of their class."

The room filled with murmuring some students wanted in and others couldn't care less. "In my class, the students only meet twice a week on Monday for the trip and on Friday to turn in the homework and your test, once they are over you leave." The room became restless everyone was into this idea now, even I was wanting in on the experiment, and I knew it was rigged from the start. "So, I asked your principle to give me access to your student id numbers, and if your number appears on the board you are one of the six." I'm shocked she just didn't point to us and tell us to walk up to the stage.