No doubt your powers are affected by the fact that this building was made in the ruins of our old castle. There is a lack of metal around here that would make it hard for you to practice. We shall bring some to the training room so you can practice there. Out in the city, however, that shouldn't be a problem.
Kanna, you have inherited the powers of water, as you have already found out, and Rey, you have the ability to control plasma, a deviant of the original fire warrior's powers.
Konton flew up higher. "Hey, Alexa! You're not the only one who can fly," Konton said. An idea came to him, so he imagined the air like a bed, and he laid down on his side, his head propped up in his hand. He faked a yawn and said, "I bet you can't do this though."
Alexa laughed, enjoying watching her friends. She tried to mimic Konton, but just ended up laughing harder when she almost ended up falling out of the air from trying.
Dominic watched from the doorway, out of sight from the others. "Why them and not me?" he muttered.
Zandra walked into Zadoc's throne room for the morning meeting. Aluvard and Dusk Knight were already there.
Zadoc waited until Zandra was in her usual spot by Dusk Knight's side before begining. "Now, tell me how you three are going to fix the mess you made yesturday."
((really bad representation of Zadoc, but I'm working on it. ))
Konton watched as the others experimented with their powers. Konton thought he would try something else too. He imagined a larger gust of air than the first time. It accidently caught up Kanna's water chariot and dispersed it into the air. "Oops, sorry Kanna." Then his concetraton relaxed some, and he fell and hit the floor. "Ow."
Sebastion saw the wave of mist coming at him, and he wished for a shield as he put his arms in front of himself. He saw the water hit his shield, and he had to pause for a moment. He though back to what happened, on insticint when he wanted a shield he imagined what it would look like. Then the steel chain had leaped off his waist and changed shape to the shield and then buckled onto his arm.
"I see what you mean now," Sebastion says. The shield still retained the shape of the chain links that made it up, but it had flattened and extended. "You said that I can do this with steel in general?"