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The teacher thought for a moment. "Not that I can think of" He said to her. He looked over at the clock and was surprised. Class was almost over. "You are dismissed." He said to her before un-locking the door, "Remember, outside this chamber, on this floor, no talking with words." He reminded her before opening the door.

The instructor thought about it for a moment. Trip, Trip, right, the eighth floor. Section B. I don't know exactly where in section B. But that's where he is He said before walking away.

Clark mumbled something under her breath before sitting up straight. She first concentrated on the pebble, making it float in mid air. She then concentrated on the bowling ball, which was a little hard. She made it go in orbit around the pebble. As soon as she focused on the couch, she tried to keep it afloat but grew tired and lied down. "Ugh."

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Elena rolled her eyes as she tapped her foot on the floor. "What is taking her so long? She should have been out by now."

Trip, deciding that he wasn't getting anywhere when it came to looking at specific Quarries. So he decided to look at reports. He closed the window on his desktop and pushed off of the wall. The chair pushed through the occasional candy and potato chip wrappers/bags. He opened up the laptop and hit the power button. He waited a minute or two and punched in the password. He put his middle finger on the laptop pad and double clicked the report Icon. He clicked on the "Air Suitable" section. He started sifting through the reports until he found one intriguing. "A being that performs multiple forms of magic, some of which are unknown, and will always disappear in a puff of smoke." That's Pretty vague... He thought to himself. Either way, he clicked the accept button and turned on his printer. The piece of paper quickly came out and he pinned it to the wall with a kabob stick from his Chinese take out last night. He closed the laptop and pushed himself back to the desktop and shut it off. He stood up, which pushed the chair backwards and walked out of his cubical. He headed towards the elevator and saw Ana. "Done with your training already?" He asked her.

Clark's instructor looked at her and raised an eyebrow. "Get up." He said to her. "Try making the two lighter objects orbit around the heavier one. It doesn't matter, but you will be doing something until this session is over." He told her sternly. If she didn't get up, he would make her.

Clark gritted her teeth before planting a fake smile on her face. Following her instructors advice, she started with the couch first. She then added the bowling ball. It got a little more difficult but she then calmed down a bit before adding the pebble. She then had a perfect orbit and she had a real smile on her face.

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Elena just sighed and shrugged. "That's a possibility. And it's most likely true."

Ana tilted her head a bit at the paper, surprised at the offer to come along on a mission. "A-a... a mission?... Bu-ut I didn't really have any training on my powers. It was just an assessment... Wh-what if I mess up?" It was clear she was nervous already, taking one step backwards on trying to be more confident.

Ana glanced down for a moment in thought, but it didn't take long to come to a decision. After all, she didn't know what else to do if she wasn't going to behind. She trotted into the elevator and stood next to him with a soft smile. "M'kay~"

Ana listened intently to the explanation, taking in every detail and keeping it stored somewhere in her memory. "If we have a one block radius of six buildings, all consisting of a minimum of two levels, it shouldn't be that hard to locate him. Being territorial of this specific area should make it easier to pick his mind out anyone else's..." Her main worry was if this guy was skilled in mental warfare. After her experience with the instructor, she didn't want to have to deal with the struggles of facing someone with mental power.