Austin sat in the class, tapping his pencil against his desk as he looked at his paper. He then began to write, frowning, a concentrated expression on his face. He finished after several minutes where he stood at the front of the class and took a deep breath.

"For my choices for a team, I would choose Connor, Kijani, Kalinda, Kyra, and Ryan. I would choose Connor because I know he would never betray the team, and he would constantly have our back. He would be able to provide needed support for the team, in many different aspects. I would choose Kijani, due to her diversity in her abilities. The reach is nearly endless in what she can do. Kalinda, for the variety of her powers as well. It allows for a variety of attacking styles, and would be able to provide air and ground support, and immobilize her enemies. Kyra, because I know she would stand by her friends through thick and thin, will be there to protect and aid. Her abilities in her powers would make her to be useful even in the most dangerous of situations. And finally Ryan. He would provide great ground support, and be able to inflict danger within a second without causing much of a disruption."

He took a deep, calming breath before continuing. 

"I would choose Connor as the leader, and not just for his brains." He grinned slightly at Connor then continued," while that is a big factor. He keeps the well being of the team in his mind, and his suit allows him to spot the areas of trouble, and the fastest track to do the things he needed."

He frowned, looking at his paper for the last part. He said," as for the most dangerous. My first would be Anthony. His ability to manipulate people with a thought makes him a dangerous person, as well as his mind set of the people that he deals with. He has no loyalty but to himself, making him dangerous to work with. Second, combined due to the power I'm highlighting, would be Devika for her ability with emotions, able to greatly effect the people around them with a thought. The last would be... Flood, due to his unpredictability and likelihood of him to snap and turn on his team, making him a danger to the team, the general population, and himself." He then went to sit down, walking around Flood without looking at him.