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His eyes narrowed to slits as if shooting invisble arrowheads of the same width. Neph sits back, thinking about a few things. "Alright. One guess huh." He places one leg over his and nods one time. "Power. It's what everyone wants."

Samara could see the resemblance, but did not mention it, especially on the off-chance that she was wrong. "I was a light user, but that was quite a long time ago, my dear," she said. "And if you haven't the natural affinity for it, I'm afraid it would just be a waste of time. The fighting, however, I believe I or Nephilis might be able to help you with. After all, he was the one who helped train me."

(That's a damn good ultimatum. I had a hard time choosing.)

"Well said, Keliah." Nephilis stood from his chair and walked to the kitchen window. His plate still sat on the table untouched and now cold. "I haven't a clue what's gotten into you, but this is something. Your political tactics are something for a young one, but still you've met a flaw." He turns and sits on the window sill. "Do you think I'm going to give that classified info to you let alone give up Tenshu? I love you dearly and I know you know, but this is absurd. The other way I'm going to guess is a war. You think you can mobilize troops at such a young age? You're not a leader, but good try though." He walks past her beginning to open the massive doors. "You're scare tactics need work for future takeovers. And tell Christaan I said hi for me."

Samara nodded. "That is true. So, tell me, my dear. What affinities have you shown so far? What is the extent of your current training?" she asked.

Nephilis turned around after the door shut and noticed that Keliah was much more than she seemed. "I wasn't done eating that omelette either..." He rested his fist by his side and looked at Keliah seriously now. "Listen, I don't want to hurt you." he said powering up to a moderate level. He couldn't feel her aura because she was no longer using any. He had to go by ear and sight on this one. "You've changed I see. What's gotten into you Keilah? You were never this...crazy." Nephilis was slowly growing fearful of the outcome of this fight.

Keliah's eyes darkened. "Oh so you are powering up...getting defensive ey?" she asked as vains were made evident in her face. She looked at him. "I hate that name...DONT call me that...Im Serenity" she said..."And Im NOT crazy" she said as things in the kitchen began to disenegrate. Her power had grown immensly and this was just her telekenisis that was shattering things on a molecular scale,the table now nothing but splinters.

"I'm happy to have you as a girlfriend too Riko." He smiled at her brightly, but is then hit with a wae of aura so fierce, he falls back as if hit by an invisible vehicle. He rises, a little dazed and looks to Tenshu worredly. "Dearest Riko...we should hurry. I have a bad feeling about this."



Nephilis looked at Serenity and was set on pins and needles. ~How am I supposed to hurt her without hurting Keliah? Goddamn it!~ Strategies began to flow like water through broken dams, but they all involved physical combat. Something he wanted direly to avoid. Soon after, he realizes what she's doing. Destroying things all around. If she wasn't stopped, there would be more that just good furniture getting destroyed. "Fine. So be it. I know you can heal..." he assured himself. With a flick of his wrist, the spliters that were once a long table shot at her like tiny bullets from a tommy gun with a spare clip. ~Keliah! Are you in there!!~



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It watches the scene unfold before it's eyes and neither a smile nor scowl crosses. Eyes that could burn holes through the most adamant of souls looked through the clear glass as it popped unhidering it's view. It's fist crackles like silent thunder and it's eyes narrow. She who it had been looking after so long had finally been taken over by something foreign, almost alien and it did not like it one bit. The actions of Serenity peturbed him and light began to bend. It put it's faith in Nephilis for the time being, showing it's benevolence to the both of them.