visited by Dee Dee, who wants to know what just happened. As Nate explains everything, Dee Dee asks Nate to forgive Breckenridge. When he is unsure, Dee Dee invites Breckenridge into Nate's room. Nate tells Breckenridge that the reason he didn't connect with him was the fact that they have little in common, but befriends him after Dee Dee points out that she likes cats, figure skating, and egg salad, things Nate despises very much, yet he's still friends with her. Now officially considering Breckenridge a friend, Nate includes him in his scavenger hunt team. During the day of the centennial, 5 teams, including Nate's and Gina's, are in instructed to find 12 items relating to the school's history. The first item on Nate's list is a desk with an inkwell, which they find in the English room due to Breckenridge recognizing a spider plant in one of the desks. Eventually, they make to their 12th and final item- something that will improve PS. 38. They search the school's storage room for something, but find nothing until Breckenridge finds a wall with flowers painted over. Teddy brushes it off as graffiti, but Nate realizes that the flowers might be part of the mural described by Edna Birkdale, as the storage room could be in place of the former south stairwell from the school's original design. To make things even more astounding, Breckenridge deduces that it was painted by Granny Peppers, since the flowers were painted the same as the painting in the Art room. With this information, Nate rushes to find Principal Nichols and finds him just as Gina's team does. Gina's team presents a suggestion box, while Nate says he couldn't bring it with him. Gina's team thinks this is an excuse and taunt Nate for not having anything to present, but Nate asks Principal Nichols to follow him to witness the mural in the story. Breckenridge's theory ends up correct, with Nate, Principal Nichols, and the rest of the gang live on TV, interviewed on how they found the long-lost mural. After interviewing Breckenridge, the reporter asks Nichols what made the mural's discovery so significant. Nichols then reveals that the mural was Granny Pepper's only mural. Due to its significance and rarity, PS. 38 is donating it to a museum, who will be offering money to restore the PS.38 building. The gang go to see the mural, which