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7/29/2015 4:07:18 AM
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"Aaah, I never thought of that." [b]I lift up my hand and concentrate. A small ball of frozen matter appears in front of me.[/b] So, what can you teach me about lightning?
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[b]I lift my hand to with lightning flowing around my arms and hand. [/b] "My sister said...how about I just show you". [b]I link my memory telepathically to yours.[/b] ---------------------- [b]14 Years Ago[/b] Tessa executes an aerial and dodges my fire wave. "Too slow", she says firing a bolt of lightning from her fingertips. "How do you do it", I ask. "Think of nothing...an absent mind, but a conscious presence of the power you hold." [b]I wave my hand and electricity forms. I jolt it forward and a small blast of lightning sparks[/b]
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Hm. Think of nothing... Think of nothing... [b]I begin to hold my fingertips upwards as all spark shoot out of the and connect, forming a small sphere.[/b] [spoiler]Alright I'm going to bed, feel free to reply, but I will reply tomorrow.[/spoiler]
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"Uhhhh hold on...release the lightning quickly!You don't want to hold it for too long."
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[b]I release it.[/b] Ok then. What now ? I think I'm actually pretty good with most of my powers already... Oh and, I got Robbi a friend! [b]I snap my fingers and a lurker walks up behind me.[/b] His name is Charles. ((Formerly Heckler, I felt as though Charles is the perfect name for a 12 foot long hulking robot))
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"You should get Charles planted on the ceiling of the cave...security wise
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That's a good idea. [b]I point at the ceiling, and tell Charles to go there.[/b] If anyone ever attacks, make sure Robbi knows Charles has mounted turrets he could use.
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Roger that. Alright, master the abilities you've been taught, and don't lose control...like our good pal Phantom did.
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Edited by m0nster630: 7/29/2015 2:34:35 PM[This Comment has been Redacted because the Author wrote the wrong thing in the wrong place.]
