In one of the many laboratories floating high above the lake, experiments were being performed. A young man skimmed over the procedures for a minor experiment...

"And remember, don't combine the two before achieving the proper temperature, otherwise it'll become voliatle and explode after a few seconds. Watch out for cerulean coloration, that's the warning sign."

Five minutes later....

"Oh shit!" Michael grabbed and flung the sky blue concoction out the window in a well-practiced motion. After a second, a blinding flash followed closely by loud rumbling sounds and the whole laboratory shaking. A few seconds after that, cracks began to form in the floor, wall, and ceiling.

A crack began to widen, and a corner of the room began to fall from the rest. The corner in question is the same one where Michael stood. With a cry of "Oh shit again!" he leaped toward the other side of the room, where the Float spell still held up the lab. He turned around and watched the corner of the room fall into the lake, where it began to dissolve into the water.

Michael sweatdropped as the laboratory head came over to him. This wouldn't be so disconcerting if the lab head hadn't been just a head, though. The head just smiled and said, "Yup. That's what happens. You didn't have to confirm it." A cursory glance around the room told him what he figured would happen, and fell out through the newly created hole, followed quickly by Michael, who was in a swan dive. The others in the laboratory quickly looked back at their mixtures, and they were all a light blue. A rousing chorus of "Oh shit!" followed by an immense explosion could be heard from the main building, several hundred feet away.

Not that anyone cared, though. This was a regular event around here. Nash glanced out the window at the spectacular lightshow outside from the library and chuckled. "I was wondering when there'd be another one. There hasn't been one all day. Normally-" Nash was interrupted by the other, nearby laboratory exploding in a similar matter. Nash chuckled again.