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After the training had begun, Mr Hayes moved to the observation room. This was the place Renard was sent to after coming in late.[color=0072bc] "Well."[/color] The teacher said, after properly having ignored his late arrival since the boy arrived. [color=0072bc]"Time to go and see how your classmates performed."[/color] Without giving so much as a look at his student, Mr Hayes headed down to where the whole thing had began, fully expecting the student to follow. 

Meanwhile on the training area, the students would soon enough realize that everything just...stopped. After receiving a hard blow behind it's head, the giant robot was forced to take a step back as to not lose balance, but then simply seemed to go offline. The same could be said of every robots, civilians or villains, throughout the area. The fires simply stopped. Just as quickly as they had appeared; it seemed that the explosions sounds from earlier had been just for show. The fires had been strategically placed and controlled through various methods and devices to keep them from spreading uncontrolled. The sudden silence was hammering, and only the sound of the water still left unfrozen was heard, now harmlessly flowing wherever it was free to flow. The teacher voice could be heard throughout the area through speakers; [color=0072bc]"Class A, the 20 minutes is now passed. Come back to the entrance area to complete the training exercise immediately."[/color]

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Some of the school's medical personnel was present. Mostly, trained professionals with some minor Quirks that helped them in practicing medicine, but nothing too spectacular. Apart from sore muscles and wet feet, none of the students had been wounded terribly.

Mr Hayes waited for everyone to be present before speaking up; [color=0072bc]"Right. So, I bet most of you think you did good? and in retrospect it could have been a lot worse, but I've witnessed way too much recklessness for members of [i]my[/i] class."[/color] Stone cold words, penetrating, judging stare - true to himself. 

[color=0072bc]"Some of you worked together, and some of the plans I've witnessed were well executed. Using the water to stop the fire while having one or more Quirks to help control it's flow was not a bad idea, but it was risky. The civilians were under risk of being drowned or hurt - as it almost happened if not for Freya's quick reaction. However...what I have noticed above all else is a reckless desire to jump into the fray without thinking or coming up with a plan. 

Most of you split up straight from the beginning. Heroes have to think fast, it's true, but they have to do so [i]together[/i]. Peter."[/color] Mr. Hayes stare fell on the student without him moving his head at all - pupils piercing him. [color=0072bc]"You worked together with Blair to save some civilians, which was fine, but you then proceeded to leave her behind. Furthermore, you took to driving a vehicle for which you were not qualified to drive, endangering yourself, your passengers and the partner you left behind. You also gathered them to a evacuation zone, but abandoned them there, alone, to join the fray again. What if one of the civilian's wounds got worse? What if they panicked, with no one to calm their fears? The jobs of Heroes is also to reassure the people you save. All Might does not smile all the time for nothing, after all. Remember that."[/color]

This lesson was, of course, meant for everyone while Peter was only an example. Other examples followed, such as how Sofia killed one of the criminal, a crime in itself, and also how her actions caused the hero to also injure herself. The remonstrance was severe, and every little mistakes were noted - as if nothing escaped Mr Hayes's gaze. [color=0072bc]"...that being said."[/color] he finally said [color=0072bc]"It was not all bad for first years, three weeks in. You saved a good number of innocent lives and stopped some villains. You showed courage, but courage not tempered by wisdom lead to your end. Remember that."[/color]

Mr. Hayes loudly clapped in his hand, as if he expected people to be lost in their thoughts after such a heavy speech and needed to be brought back to him. [color=0072bc]"Now. It's not all bad news. You won't get to rest just yet, but something quite interesting was prepared for the rest of the day."[/color] Mr. Hayes looked down at his watch, then back up towards the door 

[color=0054a6][i]Any minutes now...The speech was already a lot longer than it had to be...[/i][/color]