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"Exactly." I said to Tails.

Tristen was listening carefully, all of it was important as far as he was concerned.

"All in all, though, its all about control." I said. "At least for starters. The better your control, the more you can handle what Chi you're using, and the more you can handle, the more versed you can be. You pretty much stick to using Spark because well...its about all you can do, really, apart from Flash. Everything has to go off in a uncontrolled burst, which in a way, it tends to be viable since that's how Spark and Flash is supposed to go. Heck, at that rate, you probably could of learned a Discharge attack with that kind of set up." I explained. "But what if you wanted to attack something from a distance? Last I checked, your Thunder Wave doesn't exactly have much range to it."

"No..." Tristen said.

"Well, with control, you can actually get that Thunder Wave to reach out. And for that matter, we could go on from there. Heck, you'd probably could fire off Charge Beams, Thunderbolt attacks, or even Thunder one of these days." I said. "But first, let us try something. Hold your hand out."

He held his hand out over the table.

"I want you...to make some of that Thunder chi come out...only...right here." I said, poking right in his palm. "Right there. Don't make it come out from any other part of your hand. Just...right...there." I said.

It would only be fortunate that Tristen wouldn't be shocking anyone. He did manage to get enough control for it to go to his hand. But...as in one centralized point on his hand? That was a bigger stretch than one may realize, as demonstrated by his whole hand tending to light up a bit like a Christmas tree.

Him trying to do that for that matter also started my feathers to stand on end...and probably anything with fur for that matter.

Tristen now paid attention to what was in front of him. It didn't strike him until Tails had said it and Tristen giggled a bit. "Ha ha, very funny." Though I had to admit, I had to laugh myself a little. I went to press down the feathers again, though I knew that this may be a futile effort with Tristen doing all of this. "Go on, Tristen, keep trying."

"Alright." He said.

"Just in one spot. That one spot."

Avo woke up from his little power nap not too long ago. He checked his SNAG for some mail and smiled widely. Seemed like his mission was a great succes and his extra efforts were also greatly appreciated.

Avo stood up from his spot and stretched out, making some of his bones crack a little bit.
-- "Right... Maybe I should get some training done... Or find someone to just hang out with..." Avo said to himself. He started heading for the Training Fields, half expecting someone to be there as well.

Shirubā


Shirubā walked into the Hq and sat on one of the couches, looking around. Cinder sat next to him and looked around as well. 'So this is what the Hq looks like,' he thought, scratching his head. It's bigger than I expected. Turning he noticed someone else come and sit down. He was surprised that it was a little boy, falling down in exaustion. Shirubā scratched his head and leaned back on the couch.

Shirubā


Shirubā looked surprisingly at the injured kid. "You're Bronze ranked," he said in shock. "But you're just a kid. How did you get promoted so fast. They must rank up anyone these days." He scratched his head and stood up. "Shirubā. Snagem Rookie." He held out his hand in a shaking fashion.

"........encourage?" He asked. He knew encouragement. It didn't lead to anything good.