[Video: early morning]

[greenisthenewblack]

[Sheila's in a bathrobe, looking rather more disheveled and irate than... most people on the network have seen her before. If they've seen her at all. This is, after all, her first video.]

[She'd be more concerned about her appearance if both hands weren't, y'know. Glowing. Glowing green, in fact, with a few black flecks. She gives a deep, exasperated sigh.]

Great. Now I glow.

Other people blast things, or get cyborg implants, or super-strength.

I fucking glow.

Comments

[Video]

[somesayinfire]

I don't know, I just had a feeling about you. Plus I don't really see a lot of people getting dodgy about lesson plans. I did the same stuff when I first found out about the network. I'm pretty sure if my boss had a camera down in the morgue, he would've thought I was looking at porn constantly with how nervous I looked.

[she certainly seems comfortable bringing that up. oh god, she's gone native, hasn't she?]

Anyway. You don't have to worry about other people seeing this stuff. Non-network people can't read over our shoulders or even access this stuff. I don't know why, but it's worked so far.

[Video]

[greenisthenewblack]

Fair point. Still had no fu-reaking clue what this was all about, that day. I probably looked sketchy as hell myself. Glad to hear we can't be spied on, though.

It's also really damn hard to remember my students can see my public posts sometimes.

[She doesn't usually have to watch her mouth outside of school hours.]

[Video]

[somesayinfire]

Oh no, one of your kids didn't see this, did they? Who am I kidding, half the network is high school kids, of course they did.

I don't know if there's anything in the ethics of teaching about secret mostly-invisible superhero networks, but as long as you don't give them preferential treatment, you should be fine. Probably.

[Video]

[greenisthenewblack]

Oh, trust me, that's not a problem. Though I'm sure they wish it was. I... kind of stopped worrying about anonymity on here pretty fast, though. Teenagers. Can't keep a secret worth a damn. It's enough to ask them not to spill about the network itself.