Kinda bored

"So, what pulled you to this quaint little lounge anyways? Doing anything important? I was thinking of heading to the forest or something for a nice walk."

He wiggled his butt into the chair before saying, "I like this chair. Besides..." He pointed at the window across from him. "It has a nice view too."

He shook his head. "Just reading. Nothing too big. I wouldn't mind taking a walk with you, but I suggest we get that pillow for your little friend, first."

Enelya smiled, "Yeah, I don't think he'd like me too much if I forgot about him. And plus, my conscience would start ripping me apart!" she laughed, "So, spiffing up on your 'Blood Curse' stuff?"

His eyes went to the book on the floor. "It's not all what I thought it was. There are a couple useful bits in there, but most of it is completely different from my ability. But I found it interesting, so I kept reading." He shrugged.

Enelya stood up, and motioned her bush chair back into the ground, and set the tea cup on Kotah's chair. She made she hadn't left anything, collected herself, and waited for Kotah to be ready to head out too. "Ready?" she asked.

He took his cup and picked up his book with his sketchpad. He swung his feet around to the front of the chair and stood up, his leather outfit creaking quietly. He let out a yawn and stretched his muscles, arms going out to each side as far as they could. Scratching the back of his head with the hand his cup was in, he nodded. "Let's go." He began leading them back to his room.

"Really? How so? Would you explain it to me? You never really did go in depth about your powers,

He shrugged. "It really is hard to explain. Showing would be a lot easier." He looked at her and grinned. "Watch."

As they turned a corner, they were walking on the right side as two guys were walking in their direction. Kotah and Enelya passed a small table with some decorations on it. Before they passed the men, Kotah chewed some skin off of the corner of his thumb, causing it to bleed a very little bit. Kotah nodded to the guy closest to him and as they passed he thumped his hand on the guys chest with a "Hey man." Walking on, the guy Kotah passed looked over his shoulder until sudenly, he tripped over the table and fell, everything that had been on the table fell on the man's head. Kotah risked a glance over his shoulder with a smirk, then looked to Enelya. "See?" He couldn't help a smile.

"As for what I was reading, it went in depth about control; how much is needed for a certain duration of time, etc, etc. Just specifics. There was a numbing trick in there, though. Havn't had a chance to try it on anyone, yet. It's not quite as... subtle as that." He nodded backwards, indicating the curse he had just used.

"A enjoyable display! Does it last long?" she asked.

"Depends on how much blood is used and where it's placed. He'll be back to normal within a few minutes..." As he finished the sentence, another crash came from the other hallway. "Or so..." He smiled weakly.

She looked curiously at him, questioning, "So, if my left just got chopped off, and I was intense pain, would the numbing curse help me to not feel the pain as bad or something?"

He paused, ponderously. "You know, I never thought of it that way, but yeah, probably. I guess I just have a more... offensive stance when it comes to these powers." He stuck the end of his thumb in his mouth with a shrug.

When he got to his room, he motioned for her to wait outside. Grabbing his pillow, he dashed back outside. "Okay." He waited for her to take the lead this time.

She laughed, "well, as much as I would love to help you experiment with your powers, I like my leg." She winked at him, "have you ever, ever had to use them to defend your life? I sure hope not..."

"Not exactly, but I'm looking into stuff I can do if it ever comes to that." He still hadn't mention his throwing abilities to her yet, and wouldn't unless it came up.

I figured if anything, I could take one from the couches in there." She grinned slyly.

He laughed a little. "True, they arn't too shabby. Especially my chair." He paused and looked at her accusingly. "No chair pillows for you." He grinned afterwards.