The War Between Worlds
Team Issues
Juho shot at his opponent, hitting him in the head. The other man was blown to bits, expanding out, then gathering back in to a ball of guts. Jiyeol used telekinesis to move the guts into a pile. Juho frowned, shooting at another opponent. Jiyeol was not supposed to gather anything. Just fucking leave it next time.
Chulwoong gasped as a blast of fire hit him full in the face. He screamed, then fell to the ground. It was the end for him.
Juho shook his head, looking around for the rest of his team. He saw Gyuri out of the corner of his eye, and the woman shot at Jiyeol. The teenager deflected her hit, then sent her flying against a tree. She hit it with full force, breaking her neck. She fell to the ground, dead.
Juho shot at the man at his right, using his gun. Jiyeol helped him, striking Changmin in the chest with a board.
Changmin jumped back up, shooting at Jiyeol. He looked very angry, and started to hit the teen in the face.
Juho glared at him, blowing him up. Hitting a button on his wrist, he turned the screen blank.
The simulation was over, and Juho was not happy. He walked over to the captain, sating himself at a desk. He began filling out evaluation papers for each of his team members. He handed them to the captain, then stepped back over to his team.
The captain cleared his throat. “Sergeant Lee, I will give you the results in a moment. Please line your team up.”
Juho swallowed hard, but did not say a word.
The stats read as follows:
Sergeant Lee JuHo:10 out of 10; GOLD
Hong SeokJun: 10 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Yoo SungOh: 10 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Goo Hara: 9 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Jung Nicole: 8 out of 10. PASS; SILVER
Park ByungHo: 8 out of 10. PASS; SILVER
Oh Sungmin: 7 out of 10; BRONZE
Park Gyuri: 7 out of 10. PASS; BRONZE
Park Chulwoong: 6 out of 10. FAIL
Hong Cory: 6 out of 10. FAIL
Kim Changmin: 4 out of 10. FAIL
Han Seongyeon:6 out of 10. FAIL
Lee Jiyeol: 5 out of 10. FAIL
Juho sighed. This was not good. His team could lose all credibility, because of the stats. He was not happy, and it was not because his team was not capable. He was embarrassed, and knew they needed work.
He looked at the captain. “Sir, may I speak with you alone, before I let my team know their results?”
The captain offered a tight smile. “Sure. Let’s go in my office.”
They moved into his office, and Juho declined the seat that was offered to him. He was too nervous to sit at the moment.
He looked the captain in the eye. “Sir, I do realize that my team did not do well on the drill today, but will you still allow me time to work on them? I can straighten them out…most of them. I cannot work with Kim. He will not listen to me, and he doesn’t care if he hurts a teammate. I am sorry, but I would like him placed on a different team.”
The captain sighed, irritated. “Sergeant Lee, does this have anything to do with Lee Jiyeol getting hit by him?”
Juho refrained from rolling his eyes. “No, sir. Lee Jiyeol failed, because he made several mistakes, including picking up the guts that should have dropped. I do not think that Kim should have shot at him that last time, because it was out of malice, and not professional. I am not defending Jiyeol on a personal whim. It is only because Kim Changmin is not in the right.”
The captain shook his head. “Sergeant Lee, I will leave the failures on your team, because I do believe that they can do better. Please just try to make them all get along, alright?”
Juho shook his head, but gripped the captain’s hand. “Thank you, sir.” He said this quietly. At least his team was safe, for now.
Chulwoong gasped as a blast of fire hit him full in the face. He screamed, then fell to the ground. It was the end for him.
Juho shook his head, looking around for the rest of his team. He saw Gyuri out of the corner of his eye, and the woman shot at Jiyeol. The teenager deflected her hit, then sent her flying against a tree. She hit it with full force, breaking her neck. She fell to the ground, dead.
Juho shot at the man at his right, using his gun. Jiyeol helped him, striking Changmin in the chest with a board.
Changmin jumped back up, shooting at Jiyeol. He looked very angry, and started to hit the teen in the face.
Juho glared at him, blowing him up. Hitting a button on his wrist, he turned the screen blank.
The simulation was over, and Juho was not happy. He walked over to the captain, sating himself at a desk. He began filling out evaluation papers for each of his team members. He handed them to the captain, then stepped back over to his team.
The captain cleared his throat. “Sergeant Lee, I will give you the results in a moment. Please line your team up.”
Juho swallowed hard, but did not say a word.
The stats read as follows:
Sergeant Lee JuHo:10 out of 10; GOLD
Hong SeokJun: 10 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Yoo SungOh: 10 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Goo Hara: 9 out of 10. PASS; GOLD
Jung Nicole: 8 out of 10. PASS; SILVER
Park ByungHo: 8 out of 10. PASS; SILVER
Oh Sungmin: 7 out of 10; BRONZE
Park Gyuri: 7 out of 10. PASS; BRONZE
Park Chulwoong: 6 out of 10. FAIL
Hong Cory: 6 out of 10. FAIL
Kim Changmin: 4 out of 10. FAIL
Han Seongyeon:6 out of 10. FAIL
Lee Jiyeol: 5 out of 10. FAIL
Juho sighed. This was not good. His team could lose all credibility, because of the stats. He was not happy, and it was not because his team was not capable. He was embarrassed, and knew they needed work.
He looked at the captain. “Sir, may I speak with you alone, before I let my team know their results?”
The captain offered a tight smile. “Sure. Let’s go in my office.”
They moved into his office, and Juho declined the seat that was offered to him. He was too nervous to sit at the moment.
He looked the captain in the eye. “Sir, I do realize that my team did not do well on the drill today, but will you still allow me time to work on them? I can straighten them out…most of them. I cannot work with Kim. He will not listen to me, and he doesn’t care if he hurts a teammate. I am sorry, but I would like him placed on a different team.”
The captain sighed, irritated. “Sergeant Lee, does this have anything to do with Lee Jiyeol getting hit by him?”
Juho refrained from rolling his eyes. “No, sir. Lee Jiyeol failed, because he made several mistakes, including picking up the guts that should have dropped. I do not think that Kim should have shot at him that last time, because it was out of malice, and not professional. I am not defending Jiyeol on a personal whim. It is only because Kim Changmin is not in the right.”
The captain shook his head. “Sergeant Lee, I will leave the failures on your team, because I do believe that they can do better. Please just try to make them all get along, alright?”
Juho shook his head, but gripped the captain’s hand. “Thank you, sir.” He said this quietly. At least his team was safe, for now.
11/7/13