Sky High discussion

The students will learn how to create battle strategies which they will apply in other classes.

Angel walked in with Yin and sat down at one of the desks in the back.

Yin followed Angel, "Whats your name?" He asked her.

"I'm Angel," She said, hadn't she said that already? "And yours is Yin, yes?"

Yin nodded and sat down in the seat in front of her.

"That's an antisocial arrangement," She said, and moved forward and to the left so that she was sitting beside him.

Yin looked at her, "Why did you move next to me?" he asked her questionably. He never really meant to have it be an antisocial arrangement.

Aaron walked into class, his head low immediately when he saw that there were people in early. He sat at the back, but not at the far back where the jocks sat or where the popular kids seemed to want to sit.

Jack Frost (Jaquelyn, Jackie)) The empress of winter wrote: "Yin looked at her, "Why did you move next to me?" he asked her questionably. He never really meant to have it be an antisocial arrangement."

"because I don't like sitting alone, and I can't talk to people when I'm not actually looking at their face, and then things just get awkward." She explained.

The boy was happy that he really didn't have class in the other room. He folded his arms over the desk and drew random shapes with his thumb.

Yin nodded as she talked. "It is okay. I am fine with you sitting here.

She smiled "Good, Cause i like this spot a lot better."

Yin watched as the teacher walk into the classroom.

Aaron looked up and stopped what he was doing. He took out a notebook as the teacher turned to write something on the board.

Yin smiled; he pointed to a kid in the back. He concentrated and made it rain above the kid. Yin turned around quickly before he was caught; he copied what the teacher wrote on the board.

When Aaron felt the water on him, it was too late. There was smoke and then some sparks dancing across him and the wet surface of the desk.
The teacher spun around and glared as his eyes found Aaron's, "Ah, Mr Aristov," the male teacher raised a brow, but his voice stated that he was anything but amused, "I understand you're new, however we have rules here too. If you haven;t noticed." Broad shoulders lifted as the teacher pointed to a flyer that read 'No using of powers when class is in session'.

"I didn't-"

"Mean it?" The teacher finished his sentence, "Good. Now get back to work."
The boy bit his lip and sighed when the teacher went back to writing on the board.

Yin chuckled and then carefully made the clouds disappear. He continue to write down what was on the board.

Aaron chewed on his lip but decided, You know what, it's a monday... I'm scotch free... I got nothin doing anyway...
He took a deep breath and the papers on the boy's desk and the others around him floated to the ceiling and some stuck unto the boy.

Yin saw some papers float to the ceiling. While some stuck to him.

The boy continued doing work until he felt an unnerving silence weigh down on him. He wearily looked up only to see that the papers on the teacher's desk was starting to float too. They needed more static electricity to do more, but Aaron inwardly face palmed himself. The room ran on electricity, and he used free lancing static. Of course it's gonna spread...

Yin tried to concentrate, but papers started to fly in his face.

Aaron cursed himself for being so stupid. He snapped his fingers softly under the desk and papers floated back down, and stopped attacking the boy.
The teacher turned and Aaron's head was down, his left hand under the desk, hidden in his jacket's long sleeves.

Yin sighed and finally continued to write everything down. He turned his head and looked at the boy in the back. He smiled a little and created a light rain above him.

Aaron didn't see how or why the teacher didn't see or hear the pitter patter of rain in his classroom, the other students noticed. Some of them snickered and decided to call their other friends to look at the latest loser.
A dripping wet loser at that...
Suddenly the air pressure changed drastically. The whole class held their ears in agony. Aaron felt it too.
The pain disappeared.
The teacher glared at his students, "What, pray-tell, are you all laughing-"
His eyes found Aaron again and he scowled. Aaron knew whatever was going to come out of that teacher's mouth wasn't going to be nice.

Yin laughed as he made it pour harder. He squinted at Aaron. He made sure that the teacher did not see him.

Aaron nodded but was fed up with it. He sent a jolt across the floor and the boy's paper's caught on fire, he looked up at the girl, "I know, not now anyway."

Yin turned around to face the front again. He saw his paper catch on fire. Now I have to rewrite the notes. He put in out with small rain to put it out. He looked up at the girl standing at his desk. He did not speak to her.

(( Luna is this the same lily that's rping with Yi?))

Aaron regarded the girl curiously, he wanted to say that it was ok and he was used to people being bored and playing with things they probably shouldn't be, but the look she gave the boy, Yin, remember that name..., he kept quiet.

Yin rolled his eyes and took out another piece of paper out; he started to rewrite the notes.

The teacher let the kids do whatever for the last five minutes of the class, muttering, "They don't pay me enough to work with you kids..."
Aaron sighed with relief and rested his head on the desk. He ignored the squishy sound his jacket made, he was still wet and he didn't care.

Yin had finally copied everything down and stood up. He walked to the window and stared. Ever since the day he had missed his home in Japan. It was the only place he felt like he could fit in.

Aaron packed up his stuff. The lesson was over finally. He stood to leave and caught sight of Yin looking out the window. He walked squishy steps out the classroom.

The bell rang and he walked out of the room.