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Assistant: Title: 516 Jump Street
        Author: SunsetSharkbite undefined 
        Chapter: 12/26 
        Summary: “We have to go undercover as… high-schoolers?” Caitlyn asked, blinking. “Are you serious?”
 
  Vi crossed her arms, leaning back in her seat. “Nice, that sounds like a hard job.”
 
  “Oh it’s going to be sunshine and rainbows,” Ambessa said with a flat tone that couldn’t sound less excited, an extremely sarcastic smile on her face. “An absolute walk in the park. I’m practically sending you on vacation on this hunt to stop a new, dangerous drug from spreading out onto my streets.”
 The only thing they have in common is that there’s nothing either of them wanted more than to put high school behind them and never look back. But now that’s the one place they have to work together, bust a drug ring without getting caught, and remember that this isn’t a chance for a do-over.The Jump Street AU
        Contents: Chapter 12
    

    


      
        
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    Against a backdrop of a bright blue, nearly cloudless sky, to the soundtrack of murmurs in the large, gathered crowd, a young, dark-haired teen dressed in a dark purple pantsuit with a clipboard strutted up to the podium. She tapped her long, bright orange nail against the microphone, causing a loud echoing sound to reverberate through the open air field and the larger expanse of hay bales, trees and buildings constructed to look dilapidated behind the stage she stood on, and where above large paper banner read PHVH HALFSIE with hearts decorated around it was strung up, bordered by multiple blue and red balloons. With a proudly beaming smile, she tossed her hair over one shoulder, grasped the microphone as the reverberating sound from her finger tap faded out.Spreading her free hand out wide, the girl brought the microphone to her lips and began to speak to the large crowd gathered in front of her.“Welcome, everyone, to the Halfsie Event of 2023!“ \\ At home, in her bathroom with rigid posture and a stern expression to her own reflection, Caitlyn finished washing her hands. She dried them on a light blue towel and, without blinking, snapped a hairtie around her wrist as she raised her hands to pull her blonde hair up into a tight ponytail. \\ “Today we’re gathered here for some good, light hearted competition. We have eleven teams signed up this year, isn’t that exciting?!” \\ Vi exhaled as she reach the top of her sit-up, before lying back to do one more. At the top of this last one she stopped, breathing in a couple of times. She uncurled herself from her position, rolling her shoulders and stretching out her arms as she stood. She idly scratched at her chest, over the fabric of the grey sports bra she was wearing, breathing a few times while stretching out her neck.Her phone resting on the kitchen counter buzzed, catching her attention. She walked over to check it, rubbing at the sweat on the back of her neck.Jinxready to kick ass and take names today???The text was accompanied with a picture of the signature monkey doodle Jinx loved to draw, paintball style splatters dotted around it. Vi chuckled and began typing back a reply. \\“For everyone not participating, we’ll have drones following the action around to showcase it on these big screens here!” The girl on the stage gestured to the large pair of screens flanking her, and let out a light laugh. “It’s so Hunger Games, it’s gonna be awesome.” \\ Caitlyn tugged the hem of her black turtleneck down, smoothening the fabric along her stomach. She looked at her reflection in the full length mirror at the corner of her bedroom tentatively; her all black outfit with her hair now in a tight ponytail. With a nod, she ran a thumb over the edge of a sleeve cuff. \\ Vi splashed water in her face, careful to not get it on the cuffs of the jean jacket she wore. She blew some droplets that had landed on her upper lip away, and grabbed her hand towel to dry off. Straightening, she ran a hand through her hair a couple of times, frowning. \\ “Rules are basic and common sense, you guys. Don’t aim for the face or groin, no hitting, stop shooting once someone’s h@t. Disqualifying actions will disqualify your entire team, so… play nice!” \\ “Oh, Caitlyn!” Mrs Sanders’ eyebrows shot up with surprise as she took in the officer and her outfit while they both stood in the hall waiting for the elevator. “Good morning dear. Any special plans for today?”Caitlyn smiled politely, giving her neighbour a brief, slightly stiff, nod. “Oh just… going to hang out with the girls?”“Oh…” one of Mrs Sanders’ brows lowered, but the other stayed firmly raised. “With your new friend?”Caitlyn’s smile twitched at the edges and she hummed, turning her head to the side. “She’ll be there, technically,” she said, looking unimpressed.“Mhmmm.” Mrs Sanders said with a knowing chuckle. “You have fun then, dear.”“Thank you, I will.”The doors opened and they both entered the elevator, the dog in Mrs. Sander’s arms snuffling a bit until Caitlyn reached a hand out for her to sniff and gave her a little scratch on her chin. With a chime the elevator doors slid closed, just as Mrs. Sanders gave Caitlyn a quick side-eyed glance and made to herself a private little smile. \\ The girl on the stage brushed some hair out of her face, before wrapping up her speech with a final burst of bubbly enthusiasm.“Last team standing or the team with the most active players by the time, is the winner! You have ten minutes to get to your designated starting positions. And then, let the fun begin!”  The paintball field was cornered off for all the different participating groups, little starting hubs as they waited for the horn. One such corner was a makeshift wooden imitation of a house, a simple plywood construct with an empty space inside, with some hay bales inside for seating or cover.Standing in front of her group of friends, all of them decked out in black pants and shirts of various styles and holding their brightly coloured paintball guns while sitting on the haybales, Caitlyn checked the sights on her own weapon before looking up.“Alright,” she began, absently feeling the weight of the paintball gun in her hands. “Strategy.”“Don’t get shot,” Ezreal piped up. Seraphine giggles and Garen and Ahri both smirked. Caitlyn gave a small smile at the joke, before falling back into seriousness.“The rules are fairly clear that any indication of paint on our clothes except our own is disqualification, so even leg and foot shots count. I looked up the distance and velocity of the paintballs and it’s a good number.”She raised the gun and aimed at the far wall. With narrowed eyes, she inhaled slightly and fired. A blue spatter of paint appeared on the plywood with a loud smack! right next to a small knot in wood.Garen whistled. Caitlyn lowered the gun, looked it over, and then back to the wall.“Accuracy and kickback aren’t fantastic, but that would work in our favour. Most of our opponents will probably be aiming for shoulders and torso, and at a distance accuracy is even less. Trying to stay in cover is best, but when confronting an enemy aim for waist and legs, hold yourself sideways, run for cover as soon as you can.”“We’ll split up,” she added, holding the gun with one hand and pointing her free hand to the team. “Ahri and Seraphine with me, Garen and Ezreal you take the ground. I don’t know where the other teams are starting from, or their strengths but we should expect a few showboaters to run around and shoot each other, keep in cover best you can for the first while.”Shifting slightly where he was seated, Ezreal scratched at the back of his head, looking impressed. “Wow Ash, you’re crazy serious about this. You play video games or something?”Caitlyn’s hands flexed over the gun she held, finger rubbing along the trigger guard.“Or something,” she said, with a slightly knowing smile. “Rule number one, don’t get shot,” Jinx said, aiming finger guns at Zeri and pretending to fire. The younger teen in her oversized sweater, sitting bow-legged at the base of a hay bale with her paintball gun across her lap, rolled her eyes in response. “Rule number two, make sure the other guys do get shot.”“What’s rule number three?” Ekko asked, sitting on top of another bale. Beside him, Vi was standing, leaning against a thick vertical beam and looking over her ‘weapon’ with curiosity.Jinx looked back at him with a slightly exasperated expression. “There is no rule three,” she stated flatly.Ekko shrugged. “There’s always a rule three,” he waved a hand. “You know, rule of thirds.”“That’s photography?” Lux corrected. She was dressed up more than the rest of the group, who were in casually dark street clothes, and was in a black turtleneck and pants combination with a matching large-brimmed ball cap. Even her eye makeup looked darker.Ekko just shrugged again.“These things are crazy heavy,” Vi noted aloud, distracting from the conversation. She hefted the weapon a final time in her hand before letting it hang from her shoulder by its support strap. She nodded with a slight grin to Jinx. “You gonna be able to carry yours, matchstick?”“Mine’s a quiet strength,” Jinx grinned back.An air horn blasted out, and then again in an obnoxious rhythmic pattern, causing all the teens to look up. Jinx let out a ‘whoop’ and began clapping her hands excitedly. “Let’s go, let’s go!” She shouted. The group scrambled to their feet and Ekko climbed up the side of the larger haybale and plywood ‘wall’ adjacent to peek into the main field to see where the other teams were emerging.“Coming in from ten and four!” He shouted down.“I don’t know what that means,” Jinx admitted as the boy dropped back down.“That way and that way,” Vi translated pointing. Ekko nodded to confirm.“Alright,” Jinx grinned, holding her weapon up. “We’ll go this way then. Let’s paint!”With an excited roar, the mob of students in all their separate teams began running to the field. Vi, Jinx, and their team all charged out with guns ready, Jinx firing wildly in front of her with over dramatic, maniacal laughter. She held the gun in front of her hips, swinging it around while she held the trigger down, sending a barrage of paint splattering.Vi fired off a few shots more conservatively, looking to her side to see the young teen gleefully spending all her ammo at the incoming enemy teams. Jinx’s braids were whipping around as she swung from side to side, trying to hit the running and ducking opposition while avoiding their own shots.“D@mn,” Vi raised an eyebrow, and then “D@mn!” she ducked and ran when she saw a paint gun was pointed her way.Escaping behind a large pile of hay bales, Vi crouched down with her back against the cover, listening to the chaos for a second. Just as she was about to get up, a boy who seemed to have had the same idea slid in beside her.With a startled shout, Vi shuffled back and shot him in the leg before he could raise his gun. A bright blue splat appeared on the calf his jeans.“Aw, dammit!” The teen cursed.“Sorry man,” Vi chuckled, glancing quickly around. “Gotta be quicker than that.”With a quick scan out onto the field, Vi realized she couldn’t see Jinx anymore, though she could hear the teen girl’s laughter echoing over the sound of shouts and paintball guns firing off. Vi looked for any enemy fire and then took off running to one of the plywood mock houses. “Left, to your left!” Caitlyn shouted as she and Ahri ducked behind the wall of one of the makeshift shelters.“F@ck, this is harder than I thought it was going to be,” the dark-haired teen cursed, a bit breathlessly. “It looks so much easier on screen.”“It takes a lot of concentration, aiming while running,” agreed Caitlyn, focused on the field behind their defensive wall while she spoke. “Finding a defensive place to shoot from is a better strategy.”With a shout, a blur with blonde hair ducked into the same spot as them, tumbling to the ground before sitting up. Some hay stuck to his shoulders and hair, making Ezreal look like a scarecrow as he grinned at the girls. “Did I make it?”“Looks like,” Caitlyn confirmed, checking him for paint, seeing none.“Seraphine’s out though,” Ahri announced. Caitlyn looked over to follow her line of sight, seeing the teen standing and pouting with multiple colours of paint splattered across her arm and torso.“I said I’m out!” She was shouting at her opponent, even as another bright orange blotch burst on her thigh. “F@ck you!”She turned to see Caitlyn and the others watching her and held her arms up in a shrug. “Sorry guys! I’m out.”“Don’t give away our position!” Caitlyn hissed. Seraphine’s eyes widened and she brought her hand to her mouth with a shocked ‘oops!’. Groaning, Caitlyn motioned to Ahri and Ezreal to follow her as she ran half crouched down to the next place of shelter.A boy was hiding behind some haybales, in the next hideaway; Caitlyn shot him in the shoulder without even looking his way, making him drop his gun. He muttered ‘b@tch’ as he shuffled off, and Caitlyn ignored him to scope out the rest of the place was clear.“Whereas Garren?” She asked Ezreal, motioning they hide in a corner.“Went after Lux,” he replied. At Caitlyn’s annoyed frown, the teen laughed. “You know how he is. He either doesn’t want her to get hurt or doesn’t want her to win. Siblings, right?”“I wouldn’t know,” Caitlyn replied, peeking out the small square cut out of the plywood to look like a window. She lifted her gun and fired, and the cry of dismay came from the field. “Which way?”“I dunno, this whole place looks the same.”“Okay. I’ll go find him, you two focus on cover more than shooting so you don’t get shot. Try to move in a circle.” Caitlyn made a wide gesture with her pointer finger. “I’ll come back and find you.”“I can keep working on my awesome dodge skills,” Ezreal said, grinning while bobbing his shoulders back and forth.“Absolutely not,” Caitlyn pointed to him. “Stay low and out of sight. I’ll find you.”“Roger,” speaking dryly Ahri looked down at her gun and shrugged. She held it up and playfully aimed at Ezreal’s chest, the boy mock yelping and trying to duck.With a sigh, Caitlyn crouched to check out around cover and began running again to the next pile of buildings. She saw danger in a split second, ducking and sliding behind haybales by a tree and popping up to fire off some shots. She ducked down again, reloading while hissing at her gun. “F@ck@ng aim on these things!”Looking up again, Caitlyn readjusted her aim and fired off, triumphantly hearing the disappointed groans of the competition she’d just knocked out.Paint splattered on the tree just beside her shoulder and Caitlyn quickly checked she hadn’t been hit and then looked up to the ‘watchtower’, a three-story tall building. Aiming, she fired at the girl she could see trying to shoot her through the window. The girl ducked out of the way, and Caitlyn cursed at her missing. Breathing out slowly, she took aim again, waiting.The other girl’s arm and paintball rifle came into view. Caitlyn tightened her finger on the trigger, but didn’t fire. Then the rest of the girl’s upper body came into view as she stood in front of the window to look out, and instantly bright pink paint exploded on her chest. The girl slapped her hand to where she’d be hit, looking at the paint, and cursing.Satisfied, Caitlyn jogged off.  Vi dove into an old, half-taken apart RV on the field, checking it was in occupied and then scrambling at her bag to grab ammo to reload. She pulled out the empty cartridge, dumping a handful more paintballs into it from the pouch, when a noise like a small fan caught her attention. She looked out the door, seeing a small drone hovering a few feet away in the air.Suddenly a boy, with ski goggles on his face popped into view. Startled, Vi fired and hit him in the shoulder with paint before he could get a shot in.“Aw man,” the boy grumbled, walking off. Vi put a hand to her chest, patting herself for wet pant, and sighed.“F@ck, this is way more intense than I remember training being,” she muttered to herself. The whirring, fanlike noise drew her attention again and she watched the drone hover farther away, and up as it turned its camera elsewhere, before popping back down to watch her.Vi blinked at it thoughtfully.“The drones are giving away positions,” she realized aloud. Narrowing her eyes at it, she slowly walked out of the RV and peeked over the top. She could see a few other drones, flying a bit before hovering, looking down. Vi tutted.“The drones are giving away positions,” she said again with a wry grin. Hoisting her gun, she glanced at the drone looking at her, and then back out to the field. Taking note of where a drone was looking, Vi ran off again. Ducking under a structure beam and sliding into a crouch, Caitlyn pulled out the cartridge of her gun and reached into her side bag to grab another, only to hiss her breath through her teeth. Looking down into the pouch, she confirmed visually what her hand had already discovered.“Dammit, I’m out,” she cursed to herself. She checked how much she had left in her remaining cartridge and shoved it back into the gun. Staying crouched, thinking a minute, Caitlyn began to inch closer to the edge of her cover. She listened for the sound of anyone nearby.Satisfied, she hopped out from behind cover and held her gun up defensively, slowly moving through the hay bale maze.A flash of movement caught her eye, a sound, and Caitlyn whipped around to the side. Quickly, she trotted around a corner, gun raised and ready, turning to—“A-ah!”Caitlyn froze. Directly in front of her, only a few feet away with her blue braids still swaying from her movement, Jinx stood with her gun raised and ready.Neither moved, aiming at each other in frozen stasis. Then, Jinx slowly tilted her head, eyes darting around to see if anyone else would be joining Caitlyn.“You alone?” She asked, cautiously.“I’d be pretty stupid to answer that,” Caitlyn replied. The young teen let out an amused huff, shrugging very slightly in agreement.“I know, that’s why I asked,” Jinx quipped back with a sly grin.Caitlyn stayed stoic and Jinx’s grin faded.They stood there for another minute, both holding firm with their guns aimed at each other. Caitlyn looked around, taking in every other possible entrance, expecting anyone else to appear. When they stayed alone, she refocused back on the teen girl, who hadn’t made a move during this standoff.“You’re out of ammo.”Jinx shifted, glanced to the side nervously. “Yeaha? Why do you think that.”“Why else haven’t you shot me?”Eyes narrowed, Jinx steadied her aim back Caitlyn’s way. “Maybe I’m waiting.”“For what?”Jinx didn’t reply, nose curled up in a sneer.The two stood there, guns still pointed at each other in a standoff.“Are you meeting someone here?” Caitlyn asked. Jinx’s eyes widened and narrowed, expression going back into a pout.“What’s that supposed to mean?”“You tell me. Why aren’t you with your group?”“We got separated and I was just trying to hide?”“Are you telling me or asking me?”Without answering Jinx stepped back, keeping her weapon aimed steadily at Caitlyn. Her heavy boots made scratching noises against the ground as she did.Caitlyn’s fingers curled around the handle and trigger of her paint gun. “What are you waiting for?” She asked, voice lower. “Picking something up? Hoping not to lose another backpack?”“What the actual f@ck are you talking about?”“Did you lose a backpack?” Caitlyn repeated, loudly and firmly.Jinx’s eyes widened, surprise on her face, before her gaze darted to take all of Caitlyn in. They narrowed, and a smile began to curl at the corner of her mouth. “Wait… I know what this is,” she sneered, stepping forward a tiny bit closer to Caitlyn with her gun still raised. “What’s with all the time wasting questions, huh?”Her head tilting to the side again, Jinx smiled. “You’re out of ammo too,” she noted.Caitlyn didn’t reply.Jinx laughed, a cackling noise. “What’re ya down to? Two, three bullets? Need to make sure they count?” She tapped the fingers of her supporting hand against the side of her weapon teasingly. “Aim that bad?”“My aim is excellent,” Caitlyn replied with a huff. Jinx snorted. The corner of Caitlyn’s eye twitched. “Now answer the question. Did you lose a backpack?”“I have no idea what you’re talking about,” Jinx sneered, rolling her eyes. “You high or something?”“What would I be high off of?”Before Jinx could respond, the sound of rubbing footsteps caught both of their attentions, and as the the noise grew closer they both turned to aim their guns at where the third girl ran out - Vi, carrying her gun and freezing in surprise at seeing Caitlyn and Jinx’s both aimed at her.“Courtney!” They both exclaimed, before looking back and whipping their guns to aim at each other instead.Vi blinked, looking between them, and lowering her gun. “What’s going on here?”“What does it look like?” Caitlyn asked.“I heard shouting?”“Stay out of it,” both Caitlyn and Jinx snapped.“You know I’m on her team,” Vi tried again, stepping a little closer to Jinx. Caitlyn scoffed.“I’m aware.””Really? It’s just a paintball game, can’t you let it rest for one day?”Jinx’s gaze darted quickly between them, concerned. “Wait.”She stepped back, gun still trained on Caitlyn but attention now focused on Vi. “Is there something going on here? She’s asking me a bunch of weird f@ck@ng questions and now you’re here and not shooting her and it kinda feels like you’re talking in code.”“No we’re not,” Vi and Caitlyn said simultaneously.“Wait,” Vi turned to Caitlyn, “what questions are you asking her?”Caitlyn sniffed. “Just if she lost something.”“You sound like narc, honestly,” Jinx told her. “Like, a really bad narc.”“Okay, okay,” Vi quickly cut in, interrupting Caitlyn before she could say anything further. “No one’s a narc, we’re just playing paintball.”“Then shoot her,” Jinx said harshly. Vi cleared her throat.“You have the gun aimed at her,” she pointed out.“Yeah, and maybe I don’t have many bullets left and don’t want to waste them on her,” Jinx sneered. Caitlyn’s eyes narrowed.“I actually think there’s not that many people left,” Vi started to say, “why don’t we just let each other go and try to go through the field and see—“BangBangBang!“Okay,” Jinx said smugly, lifting her gun to rest on her shoulder. “I had three bullets left.”Caitlyn looked down at her midsection, where two of the paintballs had missed but the third hadn’t, a bright blue splatter glaring across her black outfit. She cursed, a soft ‘sh@t’ under her breath, and lowered her gun.With a pointed frown to Vi, Caitlyn wordlessly turned and walked off, hitting the b@tt of her rifle against one of the haybales as she passed. The contact made a soft noise, and bits of hay slowly drifted down to the ground as Caitlyn turned from view.Jinx snorted. “Sore loser. Hey!” she turned to Vi, “you think that means we won?”Before Vi could answer, the sound of air horns blasted loudly through the air, causing Vi and Jinx both jump. Vi, because she was startled, and Jinx with a whoop of excitement.“That’s us!” She shouted, grabbing Vi in a joyful hug. “Hahaha holy sh@t that’s us! We won!” Caitlyn walked up to the entrance of the paintball field, tugging at her shirt where the wet paint had bled through and was sticking uncomfortably to her skin. She saw the rest of her teammates sitting in a group, drinking soda and chatting.Seraphine was the first to notice her, perking up and running over to grab Caitlyn in a hug. “Ashley! You were the last one standing, that’s so cool!”“We lost though,” Caitlyn muttered. “I should have taken the shot.”“Hey,” Seraphine smiled, tugging Caitlyn’s arm towards the rest of the group. “I know it’s a bummer, but at least we have the party tomorrow. And that’s gonna be totally killer.”Caitlyn glanced over to the large screen by the stage, where a livestream of Jinx holding her paintball gun high and cheering her was playing, Vi laughing beside her.“Sure,” she muttered, nodding to Seraphine and forcing a smile. “Can’t get much worse than this.”'
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