Olive begins to say what you're sure is, "Oh, come ON!", but stops halfway through with a confused look; it looks as though her prepared indignant reaction is replaced by genuine puzzlement at the concept of the punishment. "So..." she says, unsure of how to continue, "you're not, like, grounding us or giving us detention, or anything like that, you're like... taking us on a trip?"

"I get what you're saying, Mrs. Airiest," says Angela, "and we appreciate the whole thing about safety, but we can take care of ourselves. Sure, there might be some people out there who want to hurt mutants, but in my opinion, they're greatly outnumbered by people who like and respect mutants. I mean, I have over one thousand subscribers on my channel. They understand that mutants can be cool and charismatic and popular, and even if someone did want to hurt me," she says, as though the very idea of someone disliking her is nigh impossible, "I could outfly them any day, same as Olive. So although some people think they can hurt us, the truth is, we can take care of ourselves." She smiles, but although there's some sweetness to it, there's still a bit too much tartness for your taste.

Her name's Wendy Tobusken. She's a high school student, Grade 10, and... huh. According to the report, she's apparently a survivor of the Dovetail Massacre.

He's apparently 100% immune to fire, both the stuff that he creates and normal fire.

The biolocator is manufactured and the weight is reduced by 20 lbs.

For everything else:

The mooks, after doing more research, have come up with conclusive evidence to be used regarding the mutants they were trying to locate. Here's the following:

Eight year old Albanian Bat-Boy - Kavage, Albania
Girl with green veins - Nelson, BC, Canada
Red and Blue twins - Venice, Italy
Pitch-black boy with orange eyes - Jose Azueta, Mexico
Gel Girl - San Francisco, California, US

Kyle Blair's gene allows the scientists to understand how he's able to psychokinetically alter hydrogen formulas in the air around him, creating the conditions necessary for flames, as well as the ability to simultaneously create sparks that ignite the hydrogen.

For Claude, the scientists find how he can remotely hijack electrical devices and change how they interpret electrical signals, giving him full control over the devices. They now know not only how his power can be applied to devices to let them hack things easier, but also how to insulate devices against his power.

As for the biolocator, I remember telling you earlier:

They cost only $2,500 to make. If you'd like to purchase one, I'll assign the engineers to it immediately, if you wish.