Work of Art-Side Mission

Jayden, deciding to do something with his time for the day, decided to go and hold a discussion with his brother. He took the time out to locate and grab his light traveling bag and began to leave his dorm after he felt he had what he’d need: A map of the campus, his phone and accessories, an apple, Elixirade, and other things. He didn’t need any of the equipment he brought with him to just walk from his dorm to his brother’s dorm.

Allo was busy trying to enhance his white hat hacker skills on the schools cameras. What he wanted to do is simply tap into the cameras to see what was going on and who he could help. Instead of going for the entire camera system, he simply went for one camera at a time. Jayden knocked on the door, distracting his brother accidently, so he took down the hacking session and turned around. He rolled over to the door and looked through a peep hole before opening it gladly. “Hey, Jay!” He exclaimed, ruffling his brother’s hair.

Jayden shook his head, laughing. “Hey Allo. What’s up?” He asked, shrugging a little.

“Not much,” Allo replied as he rolled back to let Jayden in. “My help email has begun and it seems to be working already! I do need some help carrying out the requests…that is, if you desire to do the job.” Jayden thought about it and looked at Allo with a look that basically said ‘depends.’ “Alright, I’ll tell you,” Allo began,” There’s a Togetic by the name of Trina who needs help moving her project to a delivery truck. She’s in the high school art department on the second floor. Think you can help her?

Jayden grins. “No problem! It sounds easy!”

“Well, you know how artist are with their ‘masterpieces’,” Allo said with a joking smile.

Jayden giggles for a bit before saying “Yea, I’ll be careful.” With that, he left the room and ran off towards the provided location.

A while later, he got to the room, entering and looking around, whistling. “These guys sure know how to draw…” he said under his breath. He saw the Togetic looking at a picture she made. As he walked over and took look at her drawing. It was the picture of “The Scream” in such a different style that it was simply remarkable. He smiled to himself since he was able to recognize it. The hands on the cheek, the slender head, and the mouth gaping was tale tale signs. “Excuse me, ma’am,” he began. Trina looked over to the small Lucario, smiling a little nervously.

“Hello there. How are you? Please don’t get too close to the painting…”

“I’m doing well. I was asked to move this from this location to the delivery truck. May I?” She stood still, contemplating the question before finally giving a hesitant yes. He then asked, “Is there a box for the painting?” She nodded again and walked over, lifting it up and putting it down. The box was so that once the image was in, there was no room for it to slide around. A perfect fit. Jayden lifted up the stand carefully and walked it to where the box was laying down at. Slowly, he tilted the stand towards the box and the drawing began to move, which frightened the Togetic. As the angle dropped more and more, the drawing soon slid into the box, causing Trina to scream slightly. “Relax…” Jayden said, looking at the drawing. “It’s in.” With that, he closed the box and lifted it up, taking it out of the room, Trina following behind him.

“Be careful with it!” She stammered, worried about the condition.

“Yes ma’am.” Jayden said, rolling his eyes a little. He soon reach the stairs and began going down the steps one by one. Each one, she cringed a little, worried about the “masterpiece.” Jayden shook his head. He was a bit confused over the fact that she’s reacting to it so much, but didn’t push the situation.

Soon, he had got to the bottom and began walking towards the doors. “Wait!” Trina said. Jayden stopped and looked back. “Can we check it? Is it still okay?”

 Jayden looked at her. He really didn’t want to take this thing out and put it back in, so he simply said, “When we get to the truck…that way we don’t have to worry about it.” With that he kept walking. She tried to tell him to stop again and again, but he simply ignored her and went out of the door. Maintaining the care he began with, he soon reached the back of the truck. And said, “Now you can check it.” Trina didn’t hesitate. Panic frazzled her wings and her thoughts. She checked it quickly, carefully pulling it out and scrutinizing it with seriousness. With a sigh of relief, she put it back in and into the truck.

“I guess I should thank you,” she said, blushing from embarrassment for not relaxing. Jayden simply nodded and returned to his room.