Blind Justice

"Interesting. A psychokinetic ability. He shouldn't be able to move objects that heavy, and not for much more than a few meters." He said, cataloguing it in his mind. He changed his demeanour, becoming less crazy and more pleased with himself. "I wasn't looking for a freak show."

Reece grinned. "I was looking for your power. Yet you were hesitant. Good moral judgement. I think that power especially could cut down a city. Don't worry, you won't get in trouble for this. I made sure of that."

He winced, thinking about the concentration it took to conceal themselves from those surrounding the pair.Telepathic abilities took a lot out of him, hopefully, that student ((NPC!!!)) didn't notice.

((from my perspective, Reece is crazy, but it was the soundest way to end the fight without punishment for Samson.))

"Nope. But I can be." Reece said mysteriously. He was glad that the fight was over. It actually really hurt him to be hit that much. He was obviously a skilled fighter, and with that ability to sense those around him, could probably become even greater.

"Well, you told me your power. Be just fair I showed you mine." Relinquishing the telepathy from the other student, Reece traded it for the telekinesis of the boy in front of him. "I can borrow other people's powers."

With that, he mentally lifted his library book into his hand, though it wasn't as graceful as when Sam lifted his glasses. "The name's Reece by the way."

"Samson? Like the Bible figure?" It had to be more than a coincidence. "Anyway. Nice to meet you, Sam."

Reece though for a moment, unsure if to ask. In the end, he decided to go for it, Better to be rude than to have unanswered questions. "Have you always been blind?"

The rehearsed line was obvious, most people don't sound like they are presenting a speech to the class. "Sulfuric Acid, huh? That'd have to hurt."

He leant against the tree. "I'm sort of new here, so I don't know much about this place. How long have you been here?"

"Yeah," Reece's interest was piqued. Sam was definitely hiding information. "I don't 'we' as individual people, are actually like everyone else. We all have our different backstories and abilities, not to mention our personalities and outlook on life. No two people could ever possibly be like 'us' for that reason."

A idea came to Reece. "If you are blind, and yet can sense the world around you more accurately than a normal human, Doesn't take make you like the Superhero Daredevil?" He said with a laugh.