Paul still couldn't wipe the smile off of his face, the power, the mass, the fact that he was literally bigger than life!  Sure the grin was hidden behind his mask, and the mask made it all the more surreal.  Like he was a space traveler journeying to some planet of little people.  Every step he took made the ground shake, and he had a feeling him strolling around and doing things like he was could be making everything ground level above quiver a bit.  But hey they have earthquake provisions in the city for a reason right?  

Still he took a knee as he glanced down and watched the others doing things.  It was admittedly cool seeing the other powers (Plus Eric's costume, which was kind of cool in that dorky kind of way.) in action did leave him a little jealous of some of the other powers.  Ms. Velmont's was one, as being able to stretch like that did seem like a great way to be exceptionally lazy.  Plus when he was little he did enjoy reading the trade stories for StretchTastic.  Who worked in Capitol City for a long time, and was quite the looker.  Well for a guy at least.  But Paul when he was growing up looked up to the guy, even got his autograph when he visited Capitol City one summer.  When StretchTastic though opened up to the public that he was gay, the then less than open minded people shunned him and he hasn't been seen since.  That always stayed stuck in Paul's mind.  On the one hand it sucked and wasn't fair, on the other, the guy brought it on himself.

Still Paul had an idea and started to reach out for Ms. Velmont.  “Hey teach I have an idea!”  Paul exclaimed as he grabbed his rubbery math teacher.  When he squeezed her body her head swelled up like a balloon before shrinking back down when he loosened his grip.  Then he stood back up, positioning her in his hand as he reeled his arm back and slung it forward.  Cia's entire body flew forward and made an amazing snapping noise when she just hit the floor a very good many feet away.  “This would be a great way to take down bad guys!  Just whip them to death!”