. Waterboy || Dispatch

it was obvious that Waterboy wasn't exactly.. liked by the rest of the Z-team. Well, maybe when he made a good enough coffee or took the blunt force of the sound D-list villain during a particularly dangerous dispatch which was.. pretty often.

But Robert must have noticed before he's been going on.. softer missions. If that made sense. Instead of fighting monsters it was.. volunteering and saving cats from trees.

Waterboy didn't really mind - if anything he appreciated the small break. He tried to make Robert a little gift basket but it got all wet and nasty. So he left a small ball for beef and a donut to make of her Invisigal's little fit a few weeks ago.

While on his shift today - Waterboy got sent out to a school that was downtown. It was a nice area, a lot of trees, a fountain, a sandwich shop he wanted to stop by.

Despite the want for sandwiches, he went into the school and walked to the office. The woman in the chair looked up at him and raised an eyebrow, "You need somethin'?" She asked - her tone one of irritation at the fact he was dripping on her floor.

"U-uh.. I-I'm w-with the S-SDN.. I-I got sent h-h-h-here t-to look o-over a class." He stated, his stutter more prominent through his obvious unease.

"Right. Its Mr. Henderson. Upstairs fourth door on the left." The woman stated, handing him a name tag and a visitors pass. "Right your name on that." She added.

"A-alright then." Waterboy nodded and grabbed one of the markers, sloppily writing his name that soon smeared from the water on his hands. "Dang It.." He muttered, trying to fix it but it just smeared worse so he gave up and put the lanyard around his neck.

He went up the stairs to the room the lady said, upstairs fourth door on the left.. Waterboy recalled - and when he arrived, he took a breath and opened the door.

The sigh in front of him was.. a bit surprising. They weren't going crazy or anything of the sort. Some were sleeping, others playing with small blocks, there was even a pair on the computer trying to figure out what movie to put on the projector.

And then he looked around a little harder, he could see canes and walkers pushed against the wall, a pretty full medicine cabinet, a few looked a little different, and a large sheet of paper on one of the walls read, "Special Ed," with a bunch of different colored hand prints - probably from a project. "Oohh.." He muttered.

He walked up to the front of the class and gave an awkward wave, "Uhm.. I-I guess I-Im your g-guys' s-sub for today. I-Is there a-a l-lesson or a-anything?" He asked.