[h2][center]Oswald Connoly- Corridor[/center][/h2]

That....sounded like it could be a hassle. Especially if she didn't have total control over it. Oswald had known a few people who took a while to gain control over their Semblances. Even he'd had a few problems with it in the past. Thinking about that nearly made him [i]feel[/i] that tree branch in his side again. He grimaced for a moment at the thought. "I see. I apologize if my...melancholy has been affecting you. It's been a rather stressful weekend, though I guess you can tell that already." Sighing, Oswald turned towards Sapphire. "And I was only joking, there's no need to get to defensive, Sapphire. I'm a bit of an open book to whoever's willing to ask, at least to a reasonable extent. I don't keep many secrets." Only the big few that would ruin many people's perception of him as a human being, that is. 

"I can imagine that having such a Semblance would be quite...draining. If I can be so forward, is it always active or do you have control over it? I had some troubles with my own Semblance when I first discovered it." He hoped that she would be even a fraction as impressed by his Semblance as his younger self was. "I can teleport short distances under the right circumstances. I had a few accidents in the beginning, though." A smile and a grimace both fought their way onto his face, and Oswald ended up with a conflicted look rather than an expressive one. 

"For what it's worth, I'm glad you consider me trustworthy enough to tell me such a thing. I know some people keep their Semblances secretive because of what they can reveal about their personalities. As for myself...I mainly see my Semblance as another skill I have under my belt for combat. The more philosophical implications of it are lost on someone as meat-headed as myself." Another chuckle managed to escape, but this time the coughing fit lasted for a good ten or so seconds before Oswald regained control of himself. 

"Sorry. I'm still recovering from my last mission. I'm just glad there's no blood anymore." Saying such a thing almost struck Oswald as strange, if not a little disturbing. He didn't pay it much mind, however. It was beginning to look like he'd have to spend a lot of time in recovery after his missions...