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That was it. Oly's anger flared up full force, and she let it. With a huge burst of flames, she launched herself high into the air and landed in front of Adrian. She conjured a fireball around her fist and punched towards his face, at the last minute dropping down into a foot sweep. He landed flat on his back with a heavy thud. She wrapped her hand around his throat and thumped his head against the ground, holding the fireball close to his face, "I swear, if you weren't Adrian, I'd kill you. But now I'll just have to settle with beating the hell out of you." Her face had adopted a frightening appearance. All of her features had sharpened and her ears had become pointed. The skin across her face was pulled back tightly. She truly looked like a demon.

Adrian laughed as oly threatened him. "you are an amuseing little girl" he kicked his leg up infront of oly's shoulder then swinging hard forceing the hand with the fireball away from his face, then kicking her legs with his other leg and still forceing her back with the leg in the air she ended up on the ground and he overtop of her, pinning her arms down with his, he pushed his face closer to hers and smirked "i wounder how mad he is right now, how much he wants to kill himself for not being able to control me, and all of this because of you."

Oly growled and her eyes softened, "I'm sorry Adrian." Then her eyes went back to looking like cold fire, and she used her telekinesis to push Adrian off of her. She picked him high into the air and slammed him down to the ground, creating a teenage boy sized crater. She threw a fireball at him, hitting him in the shoulder. She growled again, "Take the reigns, Adrian. Don't let him control you."

Oly walked up to him and grinned, "Hey, sorry about calling you weak. It works in the movies." She started to cross her arms, then hissed when charred flesh met charred flesh, "Ow! By the gods, that stings!"

Oly examined her arms. Small burns were left, burns that could be easily dealt with. She looked up at Adrian, and smiled, "No, you were strong. You did come back to reality, even though I had to knock it into you." Her smiled faded and she looked very sad, "I'm sorry about everything. I shouldn't have proved you like that. I wish I could make it up to you in some way."

Adrian smirked "dont worry about it, im sure you'll think of something to make it up to me." he winked at her "no im kidding, you dont have to do anything you dont want , or arnt ready, to do." he chuckled "just leave it for ater, lets go inside" he took a step up into the air walking on fire again, he smiled turning back to her, the mini platforms he was walking on enlarged to the size of steps themselves. he held his hand out to her "we can take the stairs, dont worry they wont hurt." every time they would take a step up another platform would appear infront of them, walking alone came natural but to make full platforms was something he had to put a bit of effort into. "im sure we can get in through the window, that way we dont disturb the others, im sure they are doing things that are better if we leave them alone, i can since these things, you know perv sinces and all." he chuckled

Oly laughed, "Right, perve senses." She squeezed his hand and concentrated on his flame platforms. Then she realized that she could catch herself if she fell, and she relaxed. "And I doubt anyone's doing anything....." She trailed off, remembering the sad look on Vivian's face. She had meant to talk to the Angle, but she had been a bit... distracted.

Vivian was sitting on top of the cliff where the temple was. She was looking out to the sky and feeling the breeze on her face (That she created) and just took in everything. Still hating this place and wanting to be free and able to leave it was hard for her not to just fly away. But the idea that Cas would drag her back since she still seemed to be the only angel in the school didn't sound too fun. Taking in a deep breath she released and pulled off the sliver bracelet that Spike had given to her and put it on the gronud by her side. Wearing it seemed wrong now, like it was a wierd connection they shouldn't have. Stretchnig her wings she pulled the shadows around her for warmth, which for most was an odd thought. But they were comforting to her and neverthe less were the only thing she had constant.