Welcome to the Program

[airlockedmods]

Good Morning, Champions. In the interest of maintaining healthy sleep patterns, a day/night cycle is in effect. Your presence is expected in the cafeteria in exactly one hour.

[The voice comes through not a large speaker, but through the device that's attached to each Champion's arm. Further investigation of the features of the device will reveal a list of profiles, a mini-map, and a list of rules. The hallways are shiny white and silver, with running lights along the floor and lights on the ceiling, and at the junction of the hallways is a sign with a knife and fork icon and an arrow pointing down the hall.

Welcome to the Excellence Program, Champions. Time to get to know your teammates.]

Comments

[misplacedxsheath]

There are numerous ways to render something fireproof. A small-scale forcefield, or perhaps it simply absorbs the energy from the flame and re-purposes it. I'm hardly a scientist, but I am something of an expert in methods of creating objects that can withstand extreme heat.

[He doesn't seem at all confused or concerned by the fire itself...though maybe that has something to do with his own title?]

[almightyconflagration]

Haven't seen that with machines, but I'm no scientist either. It's definitely not absorbing it and most things would show some evidence of being affected by now. A forcefield usually has some visual sign.

[Though it's probably not helping much that his own resistances make it so he can't tell how hot it actually is and he doesn't realize how badly his powers are dampened on top of the device being fireproof.]

[misplacedxsheath]

There are Ether treatments capable of creating a barrier specifically against certain elements. If they were aware two people here would be capable of generating flames, it would obviously be prudent to ensure everything important was proofed against them.

[almightyconflagration]

Ah, we just prefer all, but it only works one time. Unless you're going into magic and then those have keys to break them. Still, not everything seems to be fireproof.