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"Well then, please thank your spirits for their compliment. I'm truly happy that they think that way," said Xeion with a smile, bowing to Zaine-san in a polite manner before he felt something tug at his heartstrings. His eyes widened as soon as he felt this -- Xeion knew that there was something out there that was causing it and he could only think of one person who was capable of making him feel that way. It had been quite a long time since he had seen her ever since she disappeared without even leaving a moment's notice. She always had a penchant to do that which made Xeion worry a lot about her safety. Still, he had confidence in her abilities and that she would tough it out like she usually did. However, most of the time she did though, she would be left weak and defenseless, which would then mean that it was time for her to return to the Seireitei. It was a repetitive cycle, but even so, Xeion wasn't used to it. He cared too much for her.

"Please excuse me for a while, Zaine-san," he said, walking over to a nearby stone wall just beside a half-open doorway and leaned on it as if to relax. Even though her reiatsu energy was absolutely drained and that she was but a mere shell of her former self, Xeion still recognized her. How couldn't he? Even if her reiatsu would have disappeared, she still had that sweet scent that only had her name written all over it -- the smell of honey and chestnuts that only someone like her could have. He smiled and opened his mouth.

"Okaerinasai, Unaharu-hime."

With Unaharu-hime's silence, Xeion smiled to himself, thinking that she still must have been quite tired of her ordeal. At the very least though, she was here again, in the safety of her original squad. With that fact alone, Xeion was satisfied so much so that he decided to continue his simple training session with Zaine-san, though not before he gave Unaharu-hime a little bit of sweet-talk to set things up. "I'm happy you're back, Unaharu-hime. Don't strain yourself and rest, my princess." With those words, Xeion made his way back to Zaine-san with a small smile of satisfaction on his face. Because of her appearance, Xeion was ecstatic and was more than ready to get things done faster. In a nutshell, his morale level is now through the roof.

Xeion shook his head at Zaine-san's question. To be completely honest, he had also forgotten as well since Unaharu-hime arrived and his entire focus all pointed towards her and nothing else so much so that he even forgot what they were training for at the moment. "Uhmm, I don't really know, Zaine-san. You just asked me to train you about something, and that was it," he answered in an awkward, somewhat stuttering voice, which was something that just popped out of his head. Xeion himself was unsure about it, but it was the best response he could think of.

With that remark, Xeion remembered what he and Zaine-san were doing -- training. "Gomen, gomen!" exclaimed Xeion and scratched his head out of embarrassment. He was too focused on Unaharu-hime to really think about anything else at that moment and his mind's processing system had been given to reminiscing about the past with Unaharu-hime than with the present date and time. It was just because Xeion was really happy that she was back.

Turning to Zaine-san, he held out his hand. "Okay, Zaine-san, I want you to try and focus your energy into the tip of your finger, just like this," instructed Xeion and then began focusing his own reiatsu energy into the tip of his right pointer-finger as it began to glow with a faint blue light. "I know it may be difficult for an unseated, but I don't see why you can't learn it. Come on, you try it now, Zaine-san," he asked and patiently waited for Zaine-san to comply.

Not really knowing what a Toobei Reikon was, Xeion simply nodded while he brandished an awkward smirk. "Yeah...I guess...," he said before continuing with his lesson. "Now here comes the tricky part."

With a simple wave of his hand, the wind began to pick up, following the direction the finger with the stored reiatsu energy. Like a maestro leading an orchestra, Xeion began to prime the atmosphere with powerful gusts of wind that grew stronger with each passing second. As soon as the wind reached an acceptable power level in which no property would be destroyed, Xeion stopped there because he didn't want to go any further if it meant the destruction of some things, especially living things, because of it.

"Okay, throw me a rock or anything that might be used as a projectile," he requested, holding an air of utter confidence in his tone of voice. "Anything is fine, even hadou."

((No, I haven't. Why do you ask, Zaine-san?))

((Well, I read it, and I don't see anything wrong with it, though the affinity with that many elements may be a bit over-the-top. Did you just want me to go over your profile or something? (-^_^-))