Hawthorne High made up its mind about Saylor Moon a year ago. Dima Averin is the boy it brags about. One project sheet later, they are stuck with each other and with a local legend nobody finished burying. They treat it like senior-year gold: real digging, a real scare, a gym holding its breath. The story comes at them like it has been waiting for company. It is not over. It wants the hands that opened it.