Kline reclined his chair on the plain, putting his hands leisurely under his head. When someone sat next to him, he politely tried to make conversation, but was denied when the person put headphones on. With a sigh, Kline turned to look out the window, watching the luggage cars leave the parking lot.<br/><br/>The ascent was smooth and rather exciting for Kline. This was his first plane ride, and even without conversation he was going to enjoy it. He felt as though he was being sent on a vacation. Him and his parents never really got along well, which is why they jumped at the chance to send him away.<br/><br/>Kline sneered at the thought of being sent away. His parents were going to regret the day when he would be able to get home, with his powers much more easily controlled. Kline wondered just how much they would expand with the more knowledge he had of it.<br/><br/>When the plane began its descent, Kline excitedly sat straight up and looked out the plane's window. He could see a limo in the parking lot, and raised a brow. Getting off the plane, Kline was not looking forward to going back through security to get to his luggage. Instead, he noticed a man holding a sign with many names on it and found his on the list. There were other people already around him, and Kline could not help but smile when he eyed the girls. This was going to be one hell of a vacation for him!<br/><br/>When they were led to the limo and everyone was seated in the car, Kline took a look around at the others.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"So whats up,I guess we're here for the same reason"He smiled as he looked caring towards them."where is my manners,My name is Blaze star coming from America"</span><br/><br/>"Nice to meet you Blaze. The names Kline, James Kline," he said the last in his best James Bond voice. "I'm looking forward to this vacation," Kline said, eying all of the girls one by one. "Am I the only one who's glad to be here?"<br/><br/>~ ~ ~ ~ ~<br/><br/>Evelyn stood outside when the limo pulled into the drive. She had a scowl on her face, that she quickly covered with a calm and indifferent mask. Evelyn did not want to give away how much she hated teenagers until they had a more firm hold on their insignificant minds.