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[I dont think I blew up the stadium... Just Kaze. (Sorry Kaze! Dx) That's where she moved the molecules around, just surrounding him.
And, I'm about 99% sure my dad's dragging me to the lake today and I have no chance of getting out of it, so I might be gone for a part of the day. I'll be back this afternoon though. This is a warning in case I forget to tell you guys later. xP]

[Well... I don't know! Dx Molecule, so it has to do with science, so I really don't know that much about it. Sorry. ><;;
I'll edit or delete this post later. xP]

[Science confuzzelz me gonk ]

[I just finished up Chemistry... And passed with a B! -cheers- Though, I learned absolutely nothing. Science is my worst subject... But I liked that too! xD;;]

Kana stared at him for a second, then bowed her head. "O-ok..." she said, slowly nodding her understanding. She didn't like to think that friends would turn on her, but she knew it was more than possible in lots of situations. The thought just wasn't a pleasant one. She frowned, watching Kaze beginning to descend, and then she headed down as well. Though, she got about a foot off the ground and then dropped, too tired to hold the wind beneath her any longer. She landed on her feet and slowly straightened. One of her hands was clamped to her left side, and her right hand hung limp by her other, blood dripping steadily off the end, from both the stab wound in her palm and the slash on her arm. She ignored it though, and offered a weak smile as she passed Tam. "I'm... going to the observation deck," she nodded, and then continued past towards it. She arrived after a while, movement much slower than normal as she trudged along. But eventually she made her way inside and peered around a corner, unwilling to announce herself just yet. She was trying to see first if Koichi was alright, and winced, ears drooping, as she saw Koichi laid out on the couch and covered in bandages.

[are you sure she's beating us? or are we letting her? twisted ]

Koichi moaned softly, shutting his eyes tighter, before he slowly opened his eyes. He moved his hand to his head, rubbing it as he sat up, looking over in the direction of Kana and Tam. "Oh... hey. Is the training over?" he asked somewhat hoarsly, not wanting to speak to loud or agrivate his wounds. He smiled weakly over at them before swinging his legs over the side of the couch, resting his feet gently on the floor. "You look slightly more beaten up," he said a little worried, motioning for her to sit as he took the roll of bandages on the table; Kazan had left them for him as she had run out to Kaze.

Kaze had landed and was slowly making his way over to the observation deck, a sandstorm suddenly picking up. He covered himself quickly with his energy, but it was slowly draining; it was better, though, than having sand flying into his flesh. Kazan and approached him suddenly and started to help him towards the deck, protecting him with her energy, instead. "Oni-chan... is getting very good. But... you and Koichi didn't go all out, did you?" she asked softly, intentionally looking at the eyepatch. The old man... it's the only way to control him; I have to keep the eyepatch on when I don't want to hurt someone intentionally, she suddenly heard a voice say; it was merely a memory from when she was young, but she could swear it sounded like he'd just spoken those words.

((tam wanna fight Kana on the grass lands >:3 ))

Hearing her words he raised an eyebrow as his ears twitched hearing a light splish sound of water. Looking down he saw a little drop of blood splattered across the floor. Looking back up to her again, he was as skeptical as anyone else would be in this situation. Sighing he glanced over to see Koichi's condition. Seeing as it was probally worse he walked over to lean on a chair as he looked them over. "Is training over for today, nyu? I wanted so much to spar with Kana.",he said childishly as he sat down on the chair now bringing up his legs and crossing them as his tail snaked about around his good arm. Sighing again he looked up at the ceiling as he wondered how far she had actually progressed.