Ororo stared suspiciously at the little box in Dilos's hand. She wasn't the only one; the other six all looked at him as if he were messing with them.
"What? You don't believe me?"
Dilos pursed his lips, then slowly set the little box on the ground. After stepping back a few paces, he took out an electronic key and gently pressed it against the black box.
With a whoosh, the little box rapidly expanded before their astonished eyes into a black, five-meter-long, square warehouse made of superalloy.
A series of sharp intakes of breath came from behind Dilos.
"W-what's going on?"
Ororo didn't quite understand what had happened. When she finally did, she found the sight before her impossible to accept. "How can this be?"
The others looked just as if they'd seen a ghost.
"Why not?" The students' astonished expressions pleased Dilos, but showing off technology wasn't the only reason he was teaching this class.
"Class, technology in this world is always advancing."
"What you have to face is this ever-advancing technology," Dilos said.
Dilos walked over to the warehouse and lightly tapped its outer shell.
Bang!!!
Bang!!!
Bang!!!
Almost the moment Dilos finished tapping the shell, several deafening booms came from inside the warehouse. Their echoes reverberated through the enclosed Danger Room, and several students instinctively stepped back at the sudden change.
But that wasn't all.
"Roar!!!!" *6
Several inhuman roars came from inside the box. They were so shrill they sounded like demons howling, and the faces of everyone there, including Ororo, changed.
"Dilos, they're children!"
Ororo was the first to react. She immediately stepped in front of Dilos. "They can't fight these terrifying creatures!"
"Terrifying?"
Dilos scoffed. Ororo was incensed by his response, but he showed no intention of changing the lesson.
"I'm about their