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@pkken How could lightning increase his strength? Nothing I've read on it would give him that kind of strength.
What's the limit for a Mage then?
Natsu is constantly breaking human physical capabilities without even using magic.
@Azereiah
Avarius gave her an impressed smile. There was a gleam in his eyes as he softly spoke, and not just from the splash back spray from Brunhilde's water stunt.
"In some aspects you are defiantly beyond a first level student and would fit in well with the second years attempting to further blast more and larger torrents of wind to your will."
Avarius repositions himself in front of the small pool and tips in some some green powder. It disperses amongst the water but doesn't dissolve, leaving a green cloud floating still.
"Unfortunately we need to tear that knowledge and instinctual processing back and start anew and raw. This is a longer path, and now is an appropriate time to decide if you are willing to spend many countless hours pursuing a perfection you might never achieve in place of the instant gratitude gained from flashy forceful power."
He pauses and looks up to the short girl. "While there is nothing wrong with their methods it does become quite limiting." Avarius motions to the green cloud in the water.
"It is not quite a one hundred percent accurate representation but treat your hand like your will and move the coloured cloud."
After some frolicking and splashing and the undeniable disbursement of the chemical cloud in the now tinted water, If Brunhilde hadn't tried pulling instead of pushing the cloud Avarius will hand her some red powder and instruct her to try.
The exercise was purely one for observation and to open the concept many young wind elementalists didn't consider. Something other than head on force, the effects of pulling instead of pushing.
Even though in this experiment it proved only mildly more efficient and still dissipated afterwards, the closest thing to success would be achieved by not touching the cloud at all and moving water away causing a pull on the cloud as it ran into the empty space.
"This, this is guidance." he says as a soft breeze runs past them.
"It is where you currently excel, so I want to avoid that until we find balance so it does not become a crutch that hinders your learning of the other aspects."
Avarius holds out the ballon bag
"What's your favourite color?"
Avarius gave her an impressed smile. There was a gleam in his eyes as he softly spoke, and not just from the splash back spray from Brunhilde's water stunt.
"In some aspects you are defiantly beyond a first level student and would fit in well with the second years attempting to further blast more and larger torrents of wind to your will."
Avarius repositions himself in front of the small pool and tips in some some green powder. It disperses amongst the water but doesn't dissolve, leaving a green cloud floating still.
"Unfortunately we need to tear that knowledge and instinctual processing back and start anew and raw. This is a longer path, and now is an appropriate time to decide if you are willing to spend many countless hours pursuing a perfection you might never achieve in place of the instant gratitude gained from flashy forceful power."
He pauses and looks up to the short girl. "While there is nothing wrong with their methods it does become quite limiting." Avarius motions to the green cloud in the water.
"It is not quite a one hundred percent accurate representation but treat your hand like your will and move the coloured cloud."
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After some frolicking and splashing and the undeniable disbursement of the chemical cloud in the now tinted water, If Brunhilde hadn't tried pulling instead of pushing the cloud Avarius will hand her some red powder and instruct her to try.
The exercise was purely one for observation and to open the concept many young wind elementalists didn't consider. Something other than head on force, the effects of pulling instead of pushing.
Even though in this experiment it proved only mildly more efficient and still dissipated afterwards, the closest thing to success would be achieved by not touching the cloud at all and moving water away causing a pull on the cloud as it ran into the empty space.
"This, this is guidance." he says as a soft breeze runs past them.
"It is where you currently excel, so I want to avoid that until we find balance so it does not become a crutch that hinders your learning of the other aspects."
Avarius holds out the ballon bag
"What's your favourite color?"
OMG! @KuramaaaZ Has to steal @Azereiah's journal!
Also @Azereiah enjoying your character!
Feel free to make OOC requests on training direction.
I got 3 'exercises' Lind up for today's intro that show the faults of unrefined guidance. And then I gotta twist it to reflect breathing just to match my heading 'the air within'.
Next day will be on the 3 principles, guidance/manipulation/sympathy
Also @Azereiah enjoying your character!
Feel free to make OOC requests on training direction.
I got 3 'exercises' Lind up for today's intro that show the faults of unrefined guidance. And then I gotta twist it to reflect breathing just to match my heading 'the air within'.
Next day will be on the 3 principles, guidance/manipulation/sympathy
Him and Kain will probably get along, maybe occasionally clashing.
Hope he gets approved.
Hope he gets approved.
@Azereiah
Avarius proves to be a good compassionate listener and seemed to grow excited with the answer, not due to any scholarly impression or surprise but more so as that was the reply he had been hoping for and anticipating, allowing him to move on.
"While we choose to reject many of the technologies of the rest of the world we cannot deny their functionality, here is a lesson for you to learn in your own time. How does 75 tonnes of steel remain in the sky and how does that differ to your technique."
And Avarius left it there at that, truly for Brunhilde to ponder in her own time.
As he spoke Avarius had moved around and positioned himself over her bag, lightly rummaging he removed a tall glass jug containing a small bag of unusual balloons, a fist sized bag of coloured powder and a compact folded up inflatable kids pool.
Avarius smiled widely as he separated each unusual item and lay them on the ground, watching the girls reaction.
"First we inflate the pool." he says handing her the crumpled rubber.
"Then we need to fill it with water."
He looks to the jug still on the floor that everything came packed in. He then turns his gaze back to Brunhilde and a mischievous gaze twinkles in his eye.
"But... "he taunts." It needs to be the water from atop the tower."
It would easily be a four or five trip run up the tower.
If it seemed like he was tediously finding excuses for her to climb the stairs, that's because he was.
"and remember, our class time is limited, the sooner this is ready the more time I have to teach you"
He gives her a playful wink and sits himself down once again. This time closing his eyes.
Brunhilde in her awareness may notice that Avarius is less than half an inch of the ground, barely noticeable by perception as the blades of grass respond as though under a mans weight and no residue gust is present.
Avarius proves to be a good compassionate listener and seemed to grow excited with the answer, not due to any scholarly impression or surprise but more so as that was the reply he had been hoping for and anticipating, allowing him to move on.
"While we choose to reject many of the technologies of the rest of the world we cannot deny their functionality, here is a lesson for you to learn in your own time. How does 75 tonnes of steel remain in the sky and how does that differ to your technique."
And Avarius left it there at that, truly for Brunhilde to ponder in her own time.
As he spoke Avarius had moved around and positioned himself over her bag, lightly rummaging he removed a tall glass jug containing a small bag of unusual balloons, a fist sized bag of coloured powder and a compact folded up inflatable kids pool.
Avarius smiled widely as he separated each unusual item and lay them on the ground, watching the girls reaction.
"First we inflate the pool." he says handing her the crumpled rubber.
"Then we need to fill it with water."
He looks to the jug still on the floor that everything came packed in. He then turns his gaze back to Brunhilde and a mischievous gaze twinkles in his eye.
"But... "he taunts." It needs to be the water from atop the tower."
It would easily be a four or five trip run up the tower.
If it seemed like he was tediously finding excuses for her to climb the stairs, that's because he was.
"and remember, our class time is limited, the sooner this is ready the more time I have to teach you"
He gives her a playful wink and sits himself down once again. This time closing his eyes.
Brunhilde in her awareness may notice that Avarius is less than half an inch of the ground, barely noticeable by perception as the blades of grass respond as though under a mans weight and no residue gust is present.
@Azereiah
"The book adds twenty-five pounds."
"Yes" he replies with a soft laugh.
"and if you are never going to part with it we may as well consider it a part of you." Avy then let's go of her and takes a few steps back.
"So it seems like most, your first grasp on the element is 'guidance'." there was a soft tone in his voice indistinguishable between disdain or disappointment. "Unlike what the others might teach my theories are not noted or recorded in any 'registered' books. I focus on the three aspects of elementslism... But that radicalism is for another day."
Avarius looks to the floor and begins to pace. Seemingly stuck or merely contemplating how to proceed. Thoughts having wondered too far ahead. His eyes dart to his still silent friend and back to Brunhilde
"Tell me as best you can, when you hover what is happening and how are you doing it? Just then for example, softening that fall."
"The book adds twenty-five pounds."
"Yes" he replies with a soft laugh.
"and if you are never going to part with it we may as well consider it a part of you." Avy then let's go of her and takes a few steps back.
"So it seems like most, your first grasp on the element is 'guidance'." there was a soft tone in his voice indistinguishable between disdain or disappointment. "Unlike what the others might teach my theories are not noted or recorded in any 'registered' books. I focus on the three aspects of elementslism... But that radicalism is for another day."
Avarius looks to the floor and begins to pace. Seemingly stuck or merely contemplating how to proceed. Thoughts having wondered too far ahead. His eyes dart to his still silent friend and back to Brunhilde
"Tell me as best you can, when you hover what is happening and how are you doing it? Just then for example, softening that fall."
@Azereiah
For a class on the element of Air the supply bags were quite heavy and came neatly stored in a backpack.
As Brunhilde approached the duo it would appear they hadn't moved or even spoke during her absence.
On her second last approaching step Avarius calls to her
"What would you like to do right now?"
At that exact same time Brunhilde will experience a split moment of disorientation, because as her foot comes down it will find no connection or friction with the ground as both feet are gently pulled out from beneath her.
There was no gust, no trip hazard, no pushing tipping force or warning yet she would find herself in a near unavoidable falling situation.
Neither teacher figure seems concerned irregardless of the outcome. Avarius does bring himself to stand and stretches out to the sky. His hair falls around his shoulders and he runs a hand over it pushing it all back except for a feathered braid.
He approaches Brunhilde, when she is gathered, and places his hands on her shoulders, with a quizzical look he states, as if only just realising.
"You are quite short." he then proceeds to test her weight by lifting her to her tippy toes.
For a class on the element of Air the supply bags were quite heavy and came neatly stored in a backpack.
As Brunhilde approached the duo it would appear they hadn't moved or even spoke during her absence.
On her second last approaching step Avarius calls to her
"What would you like to do right now?"
At that exact same time Brunhilde will experience a split moment of disorientation, because as her foot comes down it will find no connection or friction with the ground as both feet are gently pulled out from beneath her.
There was no gust, no trip hazard, no pushing tipping force or warning yet she would find herself in a near unavoidable falling situation.
Neither teacher figure seems concerned irregardless of the outcome. Avarius does bring himself to stand and stretches out to the sky. His hair falls around his shoulders and he runs a hand over it pushing it all back except for a feathered braid.
He approaches Brunhilde, when she is gathered, and places his hands on her shoulders, with a quizzical look he states, as if only just realising.
"You are quite short." he then proceeds to test her weight by lifting her to her tippy toes.
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@SouffleGirl123 well Avarius could be difficult to locate since he wasn't at the opening or the top of the tower, so it would be understandable if you were late/lost.
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