Group Rescue Squad Eta

Cian had carefully put together a number of group rescue exercises with the opening of Semper Fi. Their rescue facilities were top notch and he wanted to use the opportunity to teach his classes a very valuable lesson. The school year was in full swing and it was time that he provided them with a big challenge. That in of itself was a big channel for Cian. He had to craft puzzles for the students to make creative use of their quirks and put them in a situation where they had t work together to complete the objective. This most important part of this class was learning to work together with people that didn't interact too much. He knew that some of the students knew each other, but he designed the groups to have from different classes. This way he could do his best to ensure they weren't too familiar with each other. It was a fun idea and he had a lot of fun putting together the courses for the students. And naturally, he couldn't help but place little mental bets on how each student was going to handle each situation.

Even though criminals existed and were in prison for the worst of crimes, they still had rights. Capital punishment was a thing in Japan, but it was reserved for the more serious of crimes. The rest of the criminals at least reserved their right to live. And with the world quickly filling with quirks, the need to store villains in a facility that could contain them was growing ever more important. Sometimes a cell meant to hold a villain just wasn't enough and they used their quirks to escape. Those escape endangered the other criminals that were just trying to serve their time peacefully. And enough though they were scum, they too needed to be rescued. It was often the moral dilemma of upstarts to wonder why people even bothered to save criminals. And this course as going to show that even the lowest in society had to be rescued too.

There were nine targets set up in a course designed after a miniature prison. The students were to enter and save them for class. And though they were just mannequins like the ones they were used to with rescue class on campus, it was important that they remembered the nature of the mannequins they were rescuing. Criminal mannequins, if such a thing could exist. The course was modeled after a prison was left in shambles in an escape attempted by a villain. They had to save nine of them and bring them to a marked off spot at the front of the prison. It was next to the starting line that served as the place the students could gather before going in and completing their lesson.

One mannequin served as the warden. In the escape, after the structural stability of the prison had been compromised, he was stuck in his office without an escape. It sat on the third floor of the prison and overlooked the front entrance of the place. Both his normal office door and the emergency exit were no longer viable. The front exit was completely covered by immovable rubble while the energy exit was locked down and could not be opened. The only entrance to the office was the window that could be seen from the prison's starting point. It, of course, was three floors of the ground, making it a dangerous climb for the students.

In the prison's cafeteria, another mannequin was stuck behind a unique locking mechanism. They were stuck in a cage that sat behind a wall. The two sides of the wall could open, but only if someone stood on the panel that did so. The moment that person left the panel, the walls quickly closed shut. Each side, in a symmetrical fashion, had a short winding path with similar stepping panels at the end of them Once all three panels were stepped on at the same time, the entire contraption would unlock and the mannequin could be rescued without issue.

Down in the basement level of the prison, another mannequin was in the laundry room. Unlike a laundromat or one in a home like most were used to seeing, all these machines were massive and meant to take extremely large loads of clothes at once. In fact, they were so large that a person or two could fit in any of them. There was a mannequin stuck in one of the massive dryers down there. And in six rounds, the dryer would start up and start to heat and tumble the mannequin inside. It would only survive two rounds before it was seriously injured and considered dead if it wasn't rescued.

Many the of the remaining mannequins were stuck in prison cells that needed to be unlocked through some special task. One such mannequin had their cell locked with a facial recognition lock. Whoever wanted to unlock the cell had to perform a series of facial expressions to unlock the cell door and get to the mannequin inside. They had to form, smile, puff their cheeks, and then look sad in that order. Once all four were done within view of the lock's camera, the cell door would slide open.

Another cell door could be opened with the panel next to it, but in an effort to keep the prisoner's quirk at bay, the actual room of the cell was at the end of a winding path. The entire path had disruptive electromagnetic signals pulsing through it to intercept and fizzle out any kind of tech that tried to go through the path. It was designed to keep the prisoner away from any activated technology and those sensitive to that kind of signal would suffer immensely trying to get through the path.

Another cell sat in a colorless room. Everything was pure white, from the floor to the walls to even the bars of the cage that held the prisoner. The only colors that could be seen were white and the grey shadows formed by the light that kept the cell lit. The panel on the side of the cage required a special code to open it, which none of the students knew. This meant the cage was going to have to be brute forced somehow, either by breaking the cage through a feat of strength or by hacking the panel within. However, should anything with any color come into the room, the light reflected off that color would be washed out right away due to the properties of the room.

Another cell with a mannequin with was kept in a shallow hallway. After a few steps, a floor panel was on the ground that needed to be stepped on. One it did, two latches slid open on the left and right of the panel on the walls. Behind these latches were two long chutes, roughly three meters in length. And at the end of these chutes were buttons that needed to be pressed and held at the exact same time for five seconds while the person stood on the panel. If all of that was done, the cell door could open and the mannequin could be rescued.

Another set of cell doors couldn't be unlocked by any sort of panel or key that was near the cell. these doors were controlled by a console in a guard's station on the floor above. On that console, a guard could use the system and a unique code to open a cell door, one of which held a mannequin. However, only one of the doors could be opened at a time. And when one closed, it took a single round before it could be opened again. Without knowing the system or the codes, using the console normally would be time consuming and inefficient. but if it could be used and all that was bypassed, the correct door with the mannequin behind it could be opened right away.

The final mannequin was in a cell at the end of a brightly colored hallway. The hall was painted in an array of red, yellows, and oranges by the prisoner within the cell during the few moments of free time that he was allowed outside of the cell. Once someone got a certain distance into the hall without the necessary keycard, the cell door couldn't be unlocked or opened. The only way to get through the hall without the keycard and open the cell door in time was to somehow move incredibly quickly through the colored hallway and make it to the mannequin within.

The class will end once all mannequins are rescued and brought back to the safety zone, or time runs out (the event ends and the topics closed). This is not an exam, but a class. Students are here to learn and practice, not compete with the other squads to do things the best way. Mistakes are allowed. The important thing here is for students to learn to work together for a common goal. Aside from the stuff in this opening post, the topic and setting are free to use and proceed as you wish. If you have any questions, contact me on the discord. From this point on the student shave free reign and I will not be replying to the topic unless needed for something specific and by request. Have fun with it!