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I remain motionless, staring out at a sea of classmates on the opposite cliffside.
"It's not so bad once you start running," Isaiah says from behind. "One you reach the edge, the hard part is over."
His words are kind but in a practical sense it does absolutely nothing. I'm displaying textbook freezing behavior and Isaiah has no more control over my basolateral amygdala than I do.
— Sep 10, 2026 04:06PM
"It's not so bad once you start running," Isaiah says from behind. "One you reach the edge, the hard part is over."
His words are kind but in a practical sense it does absolutely nothing. I'm displaying textbook freezing behavior and Isaiah has no more control over my basolateral amygdala than I do.
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"Some creatures that bite need to go unnoticed. Leeches and mosquitos evolved to secrete an anesthetic once they've attached to their host, which allows them to feed. A species could easily evolve to produce something even more powerful than a simple numbing agent."
I glance back at my friends. "We've probably got some eggs in us."
"You do," announces an unexpected voice from the doorway on our right.
— Sep 11, 2026 09:22PM
I glance back at my friends. "We've probably got some eggs in us."
"You do," announces an unexpected voice from the doorway on our right.