The routine wasn't complicated. It only took about ten minutes from start to finish.
After they were done, Shirley Ewing and Fiona Wright didn't feel any less tired, but their bodies felt a bit more nimble.
They arrived late, so there wasn't much food left in the cafeteria. Only a handful of boys were scattered in the line ahead of them.
While Vera Xavier, Shirley Ewing, and Fiona Wright were discussing what to eat that evening, a boy in line in front of them suddenly collapsed to the ground.
Vera Xavier and her friends jumped in fright. She focused her eyes on him; the boy's face was ashen, and he lay motionless on the ground.
She frowned slightly and used her X-ray vision to take a look. There was no bleeding in the boy's brain, ruling out a cerebral hemorrhage. Looking further down, his other organs were also healthy, with no issues.
