yet my blood renders me a King
Sah snickers at Amanda's small show of defiance as he set up their little game. Her disdainful remark simply has him shrugging, "Suit yourself." With that, the game is on. Sah pushes her as far and as fast as she thinks she can handle, and then some, wanting her to see the method to his madness. And soon enough she does as she calls for him to stop.
When she does, Sah pulls all of the pebbles back to his side with his telekinesis, replenishing his little ammo pile. "That wasn't bad for a first attempt. You know what you're doing, and you know how to focus on and latch onto multiple moving targets at once. We just need to work on the switching between multiple targets and your overall speed."
The Outlander raises a few pebbles and spins them idlily around his fingers as he speaks, "Let's go again. We'll start at about half as far as you got last time." There was no need to start at a single pebble again, Amanda had sown herself to be more than capable already. "Once you get the hang of this, we'll start on the actual switching of targets." Speed and dexterity were two crucial aspects of telekinesis. Training them both at once was good, but it was also smart to fine-tune each separately.
Instructions given, Sah telekinetically picks up a few more stones and sticks and tosses them at Amanda, at half the speed of when she'd called for them to stop. "Catch."
When she does, Sah pulls all of the pebbles back to his side with his telekinesis, replenishing his little ammo pile. "That wasn't bad for a first attempt. You know what you're doing, and you know how to focus on and latch onto multiple moving targets at once. We just need to work on the switching between multiple targets and your overall speed."
The Outlander raises a few pebbles and spins them idlily around his fingers as he speaks, "Let's go again. We'll start at about half as far as you got last time." There was no need to start at a single pebble again, Amanda had sown herself to be more than capable already. "Once you get the hang of this, we'll start on the actual switching of targets." Speed and dexterity were two crucial aspects of telekinesis. Training them both at once was good, but it was also smart to fine-tune each separately.
Instructions given, Sah telekinetically picks up a few more stones and sticks and tosses them at Amanda, at half the speed of when she'd called for them to stop. "Catch."
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