Never in a million years did I ever think I could become a spy, but there I was, mere minutes from completing my final challenge. I had put in countless hours, enduring feats of patience, strength, and intellectual power. My training ranged from reading to mind-bending drills like diving deep underwater to find hidden objects, to hundreds of hours in that Smuggs Warrior course up at the Mountain. I felt like I had done it all. And then everything came down to this moment. What would happen? Would I make it?
The initial challenge was a test of speed. I had to break every single beam as it appeared. At first, no big deal. But as time went on, they came faster and in an unpredictable pattern. I was sweating, but successful nonetheless.
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The next challenge was to make it from start to finish without crossing any of the beams. It sounded far easier to me than it was, or so I quickly realized upon entering the maze. After years of training I thought I could do it all, but this challenge seemed different. I took a deep breath and began moving through the room full of lasers. Up over this one, down under the next one, and in-between the others. I was pretty successful so far, but things quickly became much more complicated. "They expect me to do what??" I thought, looking at the maneuver I would need to carry out next. I was beginning to feel like Gumby. Somehow, I would need to slide tight against the floor, then up over the next one, all while pressed right up against a wall! Taking another deep breath and exhaling just about every last bit of air in my lungs, I went for it. Success! Three more levels of increasing difficulty to go. Just as I tackled the first challenges, I took a deep breath and tried my hardest. As it turns out, all that training came in handy, and I’m now on my way to my first real missions!
