[color=6ecff6][center][h2]Six[/h2][/center][/color]

[center][i]The night before, [/i]8:37 PM[/center]

Six saw an alert on his wristband. Well, he had seen it before, but now was a better time to check. [i][color=6ecff6]Should probably avoid thinking like that in the future.[/color][/i] As he read the message, he began to grin with excitement. This was going to be great! A real mission! He turned to his bed, and set a timer for 4:30. He didn't want to take any chances being late. Apparently some of the other godslayers were a bit more...rigid in their discipline. Commendable, but a bit annoying. As he began to drift off, a thought crossed his mind. [i]Will we actually be ready for this?[/i]
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[center][i]4:30 AM[/i][/center]
Six woke up, startled by the alarm, the sharp noise having scared away the doubts of the previous night. He got out of bed, taking a minute to wake up. Today was a big day. Couldn't miss anything. He took a quick shower, and walked over to the center of the room. A square pool, only about 4x4 feet, awaited him. He began to toy with the water, forming complex loops and twirls, sometimes miniature versions of things he'd seen or heard. It had become a custom of his, a way to test his powers while entertaining himself.[i][color=6ecff6]Nice of them to give me this. I bet the others have something more like them. I suppose the scientists would probably recognize our needs before we do, though. Still nice.[/color][/i] 

After a good twenty minutes, Six snapped out of it. He had somewhere to be, even though the meeting didn't start for another hour. Nothing wrong with being early. He ran out of the room, the pitter patter of his feet slowing down as he drew closer to the room. He waited outside, looked around the corner, and saw some people in there. Not very many, maybe only three. Someone else walked in through the door, and Six decided to follow. He took a seat in the front row, glancing around to better determine his surroundings. He turned towards the door, smiling at the workers and occasionally what seemed to be a godslayer(!) who walked in.