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"Well.... it was a lot of rain," Kara did admit, "But it happens, I mean.. at least it's rain and not something else."

Kara knew what it was like to do something she had not meant with magic, she did it often enough growing up.

"Magic isn't inant back home, so my mother was used to accidents and always prepared for them."

"Really, like Arwen use to disappear without meaning to, and sometimes not even all of her disappeared," Kara told Rhea remembering the only other person she helped.

Of course Arwen was more because she was panicking at the time, Kara was sure she would have appeared back eventually.

"As for myself, well.... I use to set things on fire."

It helped she no longer tried to use fire because that was just a bad idea, she was so much more a light and wind person.

Kara chuckled a bit sheepishly at that question, "That would be very unwise for me to summon fire. Back in Gaia, no one is bound with only a few magic abilities, everyone can do almost anything. What limits us is how much magic we have... and our alignment. Fire element has never really agreed with me unlike wind or light, so that is one element I don't do well in. In otherwise I'd rather not get into an accident, fire is very dangerous. Storm and Starr aren't allowed to use it unless they're in a stone room, with seals, under adult supervision who uses magic, and a bucket of water."

No one took any chances with fire, it was up there in dangerous elements to master.

Kara wondered for a moment if gaining more confidence would help in Rhea's control noting how the wings only finally disappeared after Rhea was feeling better about trying again.

"Alright," Kara smiled picking a good clear spot for them to start at, "Shall we attempt the excerise from yesterday?"

"That's right," Kara replied as she adjusted the way she sat, "Fill up your hands with your magic as if it were a bowl and then try to take the magic back into yourself again."

Then they would see about trying anything else.

Well that was relatively painless, true it didn't come with ease, but that is what time was for. Kara smiled brightly at Rhea.

"See, there you did it."

And nothing over flowed and no flowers bursted out of anywhere.

"How do you feel?"

Kara's mind ran through the excerises she had practiced when she was younger.

"Alright then," Kara replied holding out her palm, "This is more shaping your magic, you remember imagining it coming into your hands right, well imagine your magic coming into this one hand, but this time also imagine your magic taking shape. What it becomes is up to you."

"Ah..." Kara smiled taking Rhea's hand, "Your hand I mean... I was using my as a demostration, like...."

She was trying to think of something and then thought of the first thing that came naturally. She closed her hand into a fist and when she opened it again there in her palm was a small light butterfly.

"Something like this," Kara tried to explain cupping her hand over the butterfly to make it disappear again, "When you summon just magic, it doesn't really have a form, just whatever form comes naturally to it, like... for me light and wind."

Soft simmers of light appeared once more in Kara's hand, but it was just simmers nothing more and nothing less. It had no form what to speak of.

"But... with a focus... putting your will onto it," Kara mentally nudged her magic into shape, it was like... telling little children to get up into line, only it was forming a small star flower which floated a bit in her palm, "It can form into something else, again what that form is depends on you. Flowers are a bit harder for me, butterflies come naturally, probably because I've been using it as my signature for so long."