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A almost wanted to smack his forehead. Well that'd explain the girl's lack of understanding. If she simply thought she was an experiment, then why make the effort for more? Even then, if the guy just treated it as an experiment, then there'd be no movement between them.

"Why don't we walk back to the others?" As the two of them walked, A said, "So is it that you truly care or that this is just an experiment? Women in general are confusing; it's best to understand what it is you want before following after one."

Adela smiled brightly when she saw Schraeder come back to the group. I don't know what that Agent said to him to get him to come back, but I'm happy for it! "You're back! You feeling any better?"

The Agent watched Adela's reaction. At the very least, the girl cared for Schraeder as a friend. Hmm. I'd need to see them interact more before knowing how far along these two are. Looking at Xu, he greeted the man saying, "I am Agent A. It's a pleasure to meet you."

After exchanging greetings with Finnegan, Xu turned his attention to Schraeder.
Xu nodded when Schraeder complimented his flower. "Thank you Schraeder," said Xu smiling. "My abilities allow me to manipulate plant life and primitive creatures; mainly insects." Xu quickly scanned Schraeder from head to toe. Schrader and Finnegan both have a clear aura. That must mean they have abilities similiar to mine; Or at least from the same origin.
Then a smudge in Schraeder's aura alerted Xu to another individual approaching.

Agent A.... His aura bears eerie resemblance to Agent M, and the name can't be a coincidence. What makes these two different from the others? Shrugging it off, Xu returned the greeting. "I am pleased to make your acquaintance Agent A. Please, call me Xu." At least he seems more friendly than the previous one. Xu extended his hand, bearing the grin he had worn for the last few minutes.

Adela wryly grinned, "Planning would be nice, but our oh so great leaders," she huffed, "have left us out here without anything to discuss." Adela was starting to feel better, so she added, "but I'd be happy to do some training. Or sparring." She felt the need to get stronger. "Oh and uh, would somebody mind lending me a jacket? I kinda need a new one."

Host-Agent A wore a light smirk. "Should you like a partner, I would be happy to assist." He would have offered the jacket, but well, Schraeder was wearing one. If no one offered, he'd give up his own to the younger girl.

Fin grinned at the mention of sparring, "Alright, lads, I'm up for that, I am. But I think I may hang back 'til ye get a hang for it, I'd hate to hurt any of ya."

Fin laughed, "Aye, we'll see, lass, we'll see."

By the time they all arrived at the training room, Adela had finished putting on Schraeder's jacket. It's a bit big, but it's nice. She stretched her arms as she said, "So how are we doing this? One on one fights or just a free for all?"

A, who'd heard her, shrugged. "I am fine with whatever form of fight chosen."

"They didn't leave you no one," Harry snapped. "I don't know what we're supposed to be doing, though, I'll admit. I'll join you, I suppose," he relented as soon as he began. Too quiet to stay angry, apparently.