We decided to observe what got caught in Olivia's mucus, so Mr. Kintobotnik flies the SCAS towards it. He does his best to not get stuck in it because it would be hard to get out of mucus at a small size.
From what we can observe, Olivia has dead skin cells, some viruses and bacteria, and pollen trapped in her mucus.
“Where's the pollen coming from?” asked Timothy.
“It's probably coming from outside,” answered Tom. The classroom is right by the school garden, and I remember seeing the window open. That explains the pollen.
Suddenly, Olivia sniffles in her sleep, taking the mucus deeper in her nose. We didn't want to get stuck with them, so...
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