Welcome to Gaia! ::

Perhaps she should have considered herself lucky for managing to avoid powering up as long as she did. Consider herself luck that Richard hadn't royally chewed her out for avoiding her responsibilities. Lucky that he didn't question why he would find her asleep on his couch a few mornings ever week and just called Kor to alert him before the man started freaking himself out over her absence. Lucky that Kor just let her vegetate and sleep for hours on end following the events that had unfolded with the New Years.... Fiasco.

She should have... But she didn't.

Part of her mind wondered how long it would be before she was called in and had to get another brand she would have to learn from. Perhaps this one would be like a sphere shape. Maybe with a pattern to imitate the dropper ball.

Heh. That was a thought.

She didn't say anything as she opened the door. An extremely oversized hoodie hung off her frame. Her hair was done up in a messy bun, done several times over to keep her hair from dragging as she wandered about the city. So when she found Kor waiting for her. The teen just blinked tiredly at him. "...What?"

The teen blinked tiredly and all sorts of things but she didn't question his behavior. She sighed against his lips, raising a curious brow. When the words came, the look disappeared. A noise of irritation rose from the back of her throat. Shouldn't this be Buddingtonite's job? He had awoken him after all?? No... Richard had other important things to take care of. This was something she could do and they all knew it.

"Fine." She muttered, pulling away and padding to the bedroom to leave whatever she didn't need to bring with her. It was evident she wasn't exactly thrilled with this notion, but Laine knew what the stakes were if they kept on ignoring this. She'd already taught him once, ...hadn't she? It felt like she had anyway. Second time should be easy. Just a matter of retracing steps.

"I'm fine." She put simply. "You need to quit thinking I'm going to hate you for asking me to do something." Laine fixed him with a deadpanned expression to drive home the point. He pulled her phone from the pocket of the hoodie she had been wearing, and shoved it in a pocket, choosing to leave the over sized garment behind. She didn't mind the cold as much as Kor did.

"Did you have an idea of where you wanted to do this?" She asked. "What exactly did you want to know? The basics? The differences between what we are? What different things we can do that the other can't." If she was gonna teach him, then fine. She'd cover what she had to. "We can't take hours on this otherwise we draw attention to ourselves. Here's your first lesson though. That thing we did a while back when we both powered up in the house? Don't ******** do it again. There's a reason I wanted to do it outside. You don't know who's around while your a civilian. I always left and came home as Laine. Both here and with my parents." It was safer that way.