
Part 5: Rogue RecruitWatching Logan train was mentally exhausting. The man was a machine. A blood thirsty animal. Other than the fact that he pushed them all pretty hard in training sessions with him, none of them really seemed to know much about him. All she knew was that he was tough, strong, and a little scary at times. She heard him muttering a few times in the kitchen about there not being any beer and how the Professor wouldn't let him smoke inside the mansion. Kurt said that he saw the man sitting on the roof one night with a six pack and a cigar. Lili was sure he did that sort of thing often.Part 5: Rogue Recruit by ~MichiNoSora
They all stood in the observation room of the Danger Room and

Part 4: Longshot“You girls need to hurry up. This is crazy! Other people need to use the bathrooms too!” the blue boy banged on the door loudly, “Come on! I can’t believe a building this big only has one bathroom,” he ranted on, “That bathroom is big enough for three people! You need to share it in the mornings! Ugh! Girls!” he seemed to finally give up as he started off down the hallway.Part 4: Longshot by ~MichiNoSora
“Better luck tomorrow, Kurt,” she smiled as she slung her bag over her shoulder, “Maybe you should start showering at night. It takes you forever to dry anyway.”
The boy rolled his yellow eyes before turnin

Part 3: The X-Impulse“I can’t believe you got detention already. That’s gotta be some kind of record,” she sighed as the blue boy hung from the ceiling and teased her, “Ms. Darkholme must really not like you. What’d you do to her?”Part 3: The X-Impulse by ~MichiNoSora
Lili crossed her arms and sunk as low as she could into the couch, “I didn’t do anything to her. She just doesn’t like me. I was one minute late to a class. That’s it,” she defended herself as Kurt fell from the ceiling only to disappear into smoke for a moment before reappearing on the couch next to her. She waved her hand in front of her face a bit to clear the

Part 2: CourageBreath. Just breath.Part 2: Courage by ~MichiNoSora
That’s what Lili kept telling herself to do. If the other kids could do this, then so could she. It didn’t matter if she had more to hide than them. They were all teenagers and were going to have to deal with the same basic things. She couldn’t imagine that anyone actually liked going to school. It was still homework. She knew that from her homeschooling.
The Professor had Kurt and herself take a bunch of aptitude tests for placement. Kurt had done very well in a few areas, so had she. Most of the stuff on the tests were things her parents had taught her years ago. She guessed homeschooling had differe