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Well, he could access his powers apparently. Toki thought as he felt the lightning reach out with wild abandon and destroy the dragons. But still....
Toki sighed, loudly and emphatically. He could sense the magic going wild... This boy had absolutely no control over it!
"The magic is alive fool. Treat it like a large pet. One with little training. Of course, from what little I have seen of you, you'd probably just whimper and let it run wild." He shook his head in disgust. "What happens if your magic does this in a town boy? Will you just let it run wild and harm those around you? And don't give me any pathetic excuse of staying in the wilds away from people so it doesn't do that. That is merely running from the problem. You need to learn, and learn now. " How to get through to him? He hadn't even reacted with anger at my handed ways! Toki thought. Just gave in.... Let's try a different tact.

"Do you have some one you care about? Someone you love? " He asked as he stalked about the boy, his tail lashing back and forth. "Think about them... and then replace the dragons your magic just killed with them. You have just killed that person. All because you refuse to try and control the magic. Refuse to do anything than whine about how you 'can't do it'. And other's will die because you are so worthless you can't even control your own power. Because it will happen.. one day the magic will get loose if you do not try to control it. Be firm. Demand. Be in control. And grow a back bone you idiot."
Aie yah yah. He sighed and flexed his wings as he spun around. He was definitely getting used to the two legs, though he still had to use his wings to balance some days. That brash idiot boy I met a bit go could share some of his arrogance with this one.. than instead of two worthless Dovaa's there'd be two decent ones.....

"I've seen idiots in my clan.. and managed to teach them. But you?" He shook his head. "How does one teach a fool confidence when the fool prefers to whine and bemoan their fate rather than do anything about it?" He mused out loud. He would not let the boy leave until he'd learn. That would mean to admit defeat and when it came to teaching, Toki refused to give up.

Toki stepped in front the boy as he tried to apologize and leave.

"You think I'll let you go? Go and either get yourself killed or kill another because you think you are pathetic?" he sighed and shook his head. "You may be worthless... but your magic isn't. I can sense inside of you, and it could one day match my own power.... Though since you don't even try to control it, you'll probably die before then. If you never learn to control it...." He pointed towards the orbs. "That will happen to somebody. Maybe the person you care about.. maybe some kid that you try to help and end up frying to death because you cannot control it." Why would this brat not realize the danger he was?

"Why do you not even try? I keep hearing 'I'm sorry, 'or 'I can't' from you! Why are you not trying to stand up for yourself?! What in the blazing desert happened to make you so spineless?" The shaman in him couldn't leave him alone. A boy with so much potential power.. who refused to do anything! Frustrating.. so frustrating...

That was it? It hurt?
"Of course it hurts!" He said in exasperation. "It's lightning! And it'll keep on hurting until you make the magic yours." He sighed and stepped aside. "Look kid. Right now the magic's wild and it'll keep on being wild and hurting until you tame it. Once it's tamed, the magic is yours... it become apart of you. You aren't letting it join you You're keeping it away. You need to let it in, accept it. The pain is the magic trying to become apart of you."
I've seen it all, he thought wryly. Some Dovaa who chooses a clan then refuses to accept the power so badly that it can't fully enter him.... I should follow him home and talk to this ... brother of his. This boy isn't very aware of his surroundings so I should be able to tail him easily.

Toki watched the boy go then shifted to his Khehroa form to have an easier time tracking. The two legged form was decent... but it's sense of smell was no where near as good as his original! Following behind at a distance, he stalked the dovaa home. It was late when they came to where the boy was heading.

After hearing the sound of a door shutting and realizing that he'd finally gotten to his destination, Toki waited a bit before shifting once more and walking to knock on the door.

Toki sniffed the air, it was another dovaa male, one that had some lingering scent of the boy on him.
"You can if you are the brother of the boy who just entered here. He... needs to be taught to control his magic. The boy also needs to grow a backbone." he growled slightly. "I am Toki, I ran into him getting ambushed by a dragon and he did nothing to defend himself. So when the dragons came back I tossed him in to battle to make him learn... all he did was let loose the wild magic inside of him he used no control or spells. Just let the lightning run free."

He shook his head and crossed his arms across his chest. "He is not of my clan, so I cannot spend too much time teaching him... not sure if Id be able to as he seems to just say 'I can't' or 'it hurts' or 'I'm sorry,' all the time. There's only so much of that I can stand before I snap. He needs lessons.. before his magic runs wild completely and it becomes impossible to control. He has great power in him, if that happens, either he or those about him will die."