Extra energy

Simon ran up the hillside leading to the cliff, his eyes watching everything that passed. With a broad grin he rounded some trees and reached the opening that lead to the cliff. He stoped running an leaned against the tree, sweeping back his hair his hair. Pushing off of the tree he walked out to the cliff's edge, his hands in his pockets. He looked down the edge, an interested look on his face. Then, no tbothering to see if anyone else was tehre, he took a step off of the cliff and began walking.
He walked in thin air, out alittle ways, then looked down again, smiling.
'There's a much better view from here,' he said laughing.

Walking out a ways farther he lost his hold for a moment and lost some altitude. Then, letting out a random string of sounds he quickly lifted his hands a balanced once again. He glanced around, and let out another laugh. 'Oops, guess I'm a bit out of practice.' As he looked back at the him, he spotted a girl leaning against one of the trees.
He waved, and smiled brightly. Then he made hs way over to her, not bothering to walk, and opting to simply float back.

As he saw her blushing he smiled to himself. Touching his feet back on land, he let of his power, and the floating sensation left him. Walking over to her he said, 'Hey, I'm Simon.' He chuckled and added, 'Did you like my little trick?' Runnign his fingers through his hair he shook his head with a smile.
It's no wonder people tell me I'm immature.

He laughed at this, and stopped messing with his hair. Then, bowing extravagently he said, 'Thank you for the compliment Isabelle. At least, I think it was a compliment.' He smiled again, and stood up from his bow. Then glancing around, he found a small boulder and leaned against it. 'So, what brings you to the cliff on this fine day?'

'I was bored, hyper, and I've been held captive for the past 2 days.' he made a face and said, 'I hate classes.' Remembering what she had said he continued, 'I'll go if you want to be alone, I can let out energy anywhere.'