Private Finished Thunder And Lightning

"Of course I'll succeed," he'd say confidently, holding his hands up and letting the orb float between them. "I'll have it mastered in no time, you'll see," he'd let the electricity stretch as he spread his hands a bit, it'd crackle and pop, "maybe I'll have all the elements soon."

He'd stretch it a bit further and it'd suddenly pop loudly and essentially burst into spark and static. The young dragon would cough and putter, wiping sparks from his eyes and quietly cursing himself for not staying focused.

Once his face was cleared he'd focus again and form another orb of electricity. "Maybe I can do some target practice," he'd make the orb float around his hands a little already thinking about how he could use the ability in combat.

"Dragons aren't known for their humility," he'd counter, not arguing, he was merely pointing it out. "I have to stay confident.....have to keep pushing, I just gotta...," he wanted to make his parent proud, and becoming powerful, making a name for himself in the community was the best way to do that.

Raising his hands, he'd conjure a new ball of electricity, this time giving it more respect and focus. "I'll get this, I will.

He'd raise an eyebrow at her offer, he liked sparring but throwing bolts of electricity sounded a bit dangerous. "You sure you're ok with that?" he didn't want to hurt her, she was a dragon and could likely take it but it still worried him.

He'd listen as she spoke, how she pointed out how dragons needed humility, it made sense he supposed. Though that'd be a lesson he'd need to learn over time, he'd look down at the ball of lightning, rolling it in his hands.

Looking up, he'd look over at the circular targets she'd formed, taking a step back he'd ready his hands. Focusing he'd let out a bold of electricity, it'd mess them all, striking the ground, it wasn't the same as his freezing fire, didn't fire like it.

Eein quietly cursed and fired again, it'd miss again, though not quite as bad. "It's...finicky," he'd say with a grunt.

He'd hear her advice and focus on one of the targets, his fingers crackling with electricity, as if the element was begging to be released. Finally he'd do just that, taking Huilu's advice he'd release a single smaller bolt this time. The electricity struck the target, make it crackle and pop and finally crack as the powers went through it.

Eein would grin a bit at his success, he was enjoying this, growing confident in the power he'd gain. "There we go," he'd look at his hand, it still crackled with electricity though it seemed slightly less wild now, more calm. "Yes...my element now," he'd snap his fingers causing a decent spark of the electricity.

The young dragon turned to his guardian, "I'm getting the hang our it," he'd say with his usual cocky smirk. "Bit more practice and I'll be summoning lightning as easy as my ice flame," he'd fire another bolt at the targets, only clipping the one that he intended to hit, which got an annoyed grunt out of him.

Raising his hand he'd fire again, this bolt would strike the target, but it didn't do as much damage. He'd look down at the electricity crackling through his hand, he hadn't yet been able to conjure a bolt as powerful as lightning, which frustrated him.

"It's power is harder to guage," perhaps because he wasn't born with this element, or perhaps because it was much more wilder element. "What was it like? Learning to control your ice when you were younger?"

He'd listen to her, his hands bust trying to focus more power into the electricity he held. Despite his overconfidence he was eager to learn from her,he wanted to know every trick to this. Looking down at the electricity he'd ficus especially hard and it'd start to glow and crackle with extra power.