A rare expression was seen on a student's face today, one who rarely did ever show his emotions, but he was over the moon. Why, because the long-awaited project that he had been working on for the whole year now was finally complete.
Logan sat down in his chair, looking at the green screen. A nine-digit sequence of numbers was shown, and it meant he had finally cracked the code.
If he wanted to, right now, he could open up the oddly shaped square teleporter, input the code and it would take him to the destination on the other side.
'So this was created by Richard Eno, huh? I wonder where you lead?' Logan thought.
Truthfully right now more than anything he just wanted to jump into the teleporter, but there were a few things that needed to be done before that happened. The first thing, he couldn't just leave in the middle of the school term, summer would be coming soon, and that would be his best chance to travel to the unknown place. While the second was a question of how to get back.
The military didn't sell teleporters that came back to the base. But it shouldn't be too much a problem for Logan. He could always travel to the unknown planet, and If there was a teleporter leading there, they should be one leading elsewhere and then eventually they could update the school on their location before coming back.
All students were in some way required to notify them, of where they were towards the end of thier summer. In most cases, students would be asked to all meet up in a particular area.
Thankfully, Logan was a VIP student, so he had special privileges which would allow them to come and collect him from wherever he was.
*BANG
Suddenly, the sound of Logan's door was heard being slammed wide open. There was no knock, no nothing, and it truthfully startled him.
"Don't touch that teleporter!" Quinn shouted, imagining in his head that Logan had already gone in.
A few moments ago, when Logan returned to his room, he had seen the green screen, and as promised, he had sent a message to Quinn.
Quinn tried his best to make his way there as fast as possible, afraid that perhaps Logan would be too tempted to do some type of test.
'What if he's already gone in, what if it all goes wrong? Maybe I should have told him where it led to. He might have even accidentally connected them to us.'
But in the end, it was all in his head, and Logan was peacefully in his chair.
"Quinn, can you please not do that. What if I was working on something important and you jolted me. You're lucky I was alone in my thoughts." Logan replied, but the two sides of his mouth suddenly rose up once again to show a creepy smile.
"Is that a smile?" Quinn asked. When looking at him, it looked more like a creepy doll smiling, where its teeth weren't showing.
The two of them sat down and talked, and Logan explained to Quinn how he thought it would be best to use the teleporter in the summer. This was it, for Quinn. He had been trying his best to figure out how to stop Logan from using it, but in the end, the only thing he could do was tell the truth.
"Logan, I don't think it's a good idea we use the teleporter, and before you ask why. It's because I know where it goes. When Fex was here, he spotted it in an instant, and he gave me a warning. These square-shaped teleporters, there all linked back to where the vampire's homes are."
Logan remained silent, the smile on his face wasn't present anymore, and he placed his hand on his chin. It was his thinking pose, and Quinn knew not to interrupt while Logan was thinking.
