Day 7, evening.

Nov 12, 2007 03:54

After having some dinner and retiring to his room, Shouri decided to practice his maryoku skills. He knew he was getting better but he also knew he needed more practice. He poured some water into a bowl and concentrated. The water swirled than rose into the air, forming into more solid shapes as it coiled around ( Read more... )

ooc julia, ic shouri, day 7

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empty_blueeyes November 12 2007, 16:25:42 UTC
"You'd best keep inside." Julia had one hand on the wall for support, but didn't appear much rattled by the tremors racing down the hall. "Though the safest place might be outside. I don't know if I want to be here if the whole thing comes down."

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shibuya_s November 12 2007, 17:22:14 UTC
"Miss.. Julia. Do you know what's going on?" He asked, sounding concerned.

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empty_blueeyes November 12 2007, 17:42:17 UTC
"It feels as though someone has lost control of their maryoku. Very dangerous." She smiled innocently and gently pushed him back into his room. She could feel his magic lingering just beyond the doorway. "One should be very careful with their abilities, especially when they are first learning them. Don't you agree?"

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shibuya_s November 12 2007, 17:57:40 UTC
He looked guilty for a minute. "Do you think I...?"

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empty_blueeyes November 13 2007, 23:29:32 UTC
"Just because I can't see it with my eyes, doesn't mean I can't see it. Go on, show me."

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shibuya_s November 14 2007, 06:49:49 UTC
"All right...," he looked at her face for a moment before doing as he had before, concentrating on the water in the bowl, which began to swirl. It did little else as he seemed to now have trouble concentrating.

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empty_blueeyes November 14 2007, 16:12:34 UTC
"Hmm...Not very impressive." She held a hand out over the bowl with a frown. The magic was slipping all over the place. "Are your eyes closed?"

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shibuya_s November 14 2007, 18:47:47 UTC
"I didn't close them this time... It was working better before," he didn't want to admit he'd lost his focus and concentration now.

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