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He chuckled, that sounded like something she'd do for some reason. He just smiled and simply said, "I think you'll do find Grace." as they parted from each other into their respective groups. Kyle found himself home in the hybrid group, his mana source allowed him to create his fire, but it also allowed him to control it too, manipulating it many things, including the forms of animals if he so desired.

"Before we begin, are there any manipulators who we may have trouble finding materials for you to use?” Kyle remained silent as everyone shook their heads, "Good! Then let's begin."

He started calling from group members at random, consistently going in a creator, manipulator, hybrid pattern. As each student went up, it was pretty much what you expected from a group of elementals; hurling bolts, boulders and icicles. He did admit though there were some pretty impressive displays, there was one girl in particular who was using vines, he wasn't even sure where she got those. Even the group of bullies from earlier showed off their stuff...they seemed tough, they've had their share fair of practice. As students displayed their powers and applied it in the practical, Mr. Steele would eventually call them to stop and move off to a 'discard' group so to speak, and as the last student was 'discarded'.

"Parker!" Guess it's time. He took his cane and folded it up hanging it in his belt loop, then reached up for his sunglasses and removed them, revealing his closed eyes; his bound eyes. Putting the shades in his pocket he stepped forward up to the plate and took a fighting stance, spreading his legs apart and crouching low, his left hand extended forward, palm out, his right, a closed fist centered at his core. Even before Mr. Steele announced the start, Kyle was already manifesting energy into his core and as the first ball launched forward, he thrust his closed fist in response and allowed the energy to flow from his core, into his arm and out of his fist in the form of a fireball. It lanuched itself forward and incinerated the tennis ball mid-air.

The other machines began to fire, launching the tennis balls at him, some even causing the tennis balls to curve out and come at him from the side. Taking everything into account, observing his surroundings, memorizing every detail, he moved. The way his body flowed, it almost seemed like Kyle knew where the balls were flying in from. He would jump, spin, kick, chop and fire would leap, lunge, curl, curve and incinerate. The times he didn't launch fire, he'd allow his body to simply move around the incoming projectiles, until finally, everything went silent. Kyle straightened himself out, breathed in deeply, then exhaled before returning his sunglasses to his face and moving over to the 'discard' group.
The teacher began his lecture and, frankly, it was exactly what he expected it to be...

"Now class, the school requires me to go over your power control and breathing exercises, written here in the first few chapters. I completely disagree, because you've been doing that since you were preschoolers!"

The basic gist of the next ten minutes passing involves him completely skipping the aforementioned exercises and instead going over basic application of power control and manifestation. In other words, projecting your elemental power in the form of your elemental attack. Kyle's in this case happened to be projecting fireballs and other pyro based weapons and projectiles. He looked over to Grace, for her it'd be her water manipulation and whatever she could do with that. He looked to the class and felt their auras, most seemed a bit nervous, he was calm, surprisingly she was calm as well, that could be good.

"Alright class!"

Her aura suddenly spiked, and he figured he shouldn't have been too surprised by now. Mr. Steele then marched the class out of the room and towards the sports courts, Kyle stayed alongside Grace and lightly tapped her foot.

"Everything alright?"
Alright yea that's basically what I was looking for XD
Haha, I really appreciate you saying that. Also, how would you like me to proceed with my next post? I'm debating whether Kyle should just be as ignorant as Grace about what their theory lesson was, or should he have been paying attention?
Hey, I wanted to apologize for not having posted for the past few days. Things have been pretty hectic for me, especially with work and its been leaving me drained. I'm actually pretty dead tired right now, but I wanted to at least let you know what's been up. I'm headed to bed now, but I'll try and get something up as quickly as I can.
“Kyle?” She said as she walked to catch his attention. “Can anyone learn to read auras? Or do you have to be born with the ability or maybe you have to have something special to read them?” "Hm?" Maybe it was just from the tone of her voice or the sudden barrage of questions, but he had a feeling this was something that had been on her mind. Kyle had to admit, this was something that had been on his mind as well, ever since she revealed herself to be a form of water elemental, Kyle had been mulling over the possibility of her having a mana source. If she did, it'd require some time and patience, but she could have similar abilities to his own, and who knows, opening her mana source may even further increase her powers. As they took their seats, Grace seemed to realize the futility of having such a discussion right before their class. Kyle leaned over a little and said, "If you'd like to, we can stop by my place after school and we can talk it over there, because truthfully, you having magic, has been on my mind too." Then he calmly seated himself upright just as the emanating presence of Mr. Steele entered through the doorway; the final bell rang.
Grace seemed...almost put off, he wondered if maybe he hadn't given her an answer that maybe she wanted to hear. That being said, what Grace did with her life, wasn't really Kyle's concern and it definitely wasn't something he could dictate in just a few short sentences. Trying to figure out one's life, one's future, requires dedication, thought and a little bit of passion. He knew she'd figure out what she'd want to do with her life, just like eventually he'd have to figure out his. The sudden ringing of the bell brought him violently from his thoughts, if that was the sound he was going to have to suffer through high school with, it'd be a damn long 4 years. "We have those power classes now don't we?" she asked before flipping through a book and answering, “Yeah, theory followed by practical. Did you want to walk over with me?” There was a very subtle hint of concern in her voice, was she afraid he was going to say no or something? He smiled, saying, "Of course," he began to stand up, the initial roar of the students as they stood from their seats had begun to quiet down as they filed their way out of the cafeteria, "You lead, I'll follow." In this particular instance, it was good to have someone with sight, while he could easily attempt to navigate the halls on his own, it was more methodical, required more time. With Grace, her sight would be able to tell which room was which, far more quickly than if he rubbed his fingers over every single sign in front of every single door.
"To waste your powers is only a part of a whole which is, in essence, to waste your life. To waste your life, is to not do the thing your heart most desires, but what I suppose I'm really saying is, you don't have to be a hero to do great things." Kyle sat back, wanting to let his words sink in. At this point in time, whatever she did with her life, Kyle didn't think he'd think any differently of her. Damn, he'd only known this girl for less than a day and already he couldn't help but imagine this bumbling and nervous Grace running around with a couple of small children, doing normal, everyday things. At the same time, he couldn't help but imagine wanting that kind of existence, to be this bumbling and nervous, but joyous and with a lot of heart, kind of creature. Grace was indeed an enigma, but he couldn't help but feel that she viewed him the same way.
He understood the reference, it was one his father had used on him once before as well, though he could already tell that she wasn't completely into the idea. She told him what she really wanted to do, stereotypical, sure, but there were those who did just want a peaceful life, honestly, it was one he desired as well. "I think you should do what you want to do, what you feel is right. As I said, your powers are a part of you, whether you like it or not, however, I never said you needed to save people with them or be public and flashy with them. If raising a family is what you aspire to in life, then you should do so." He finished the rest of his tea before setting the mug aside and folding his arms, "As for me...well, I'm not so sure about kids, but, to live in such a peaceful existence," he breathed in, dwelling on the thought before letting it go, "I think I would enjoy it."
Her aura spiked suddenly, confused he raised an eybrow, unsure of exactly what that was Grace had just...felt, done, anything. The good news though, he got her thinking, which was exactly what he was driving for, letting her take a deep long look at herself and think on things. It seemed though that whatever pondering she had was short lived and her mind wandered elsewhere. Her minimal responses suggested it before she asked him her question. "Do I know what I want to do with my life yet..." he thought on that, he had always lived in the present, never really dwelling on things that have happened or things that have yet to happen, that being said... "I've never really thought about what I've wanted to do with my life, I generally live in the here and now, but, to be honest, I think my father has... expectations of me, though I'm unsure of when he'll exactly share them with me. I honestly believe though that it has something to do with sending me to this school, up until now, I've never been in a social learning environment." This got him thinking though, "And what about you? I'm sure that's what you were thinking about before you asked me."
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