"Can fly," said Mai. "And make shock wave from hand. Wind powers, I guess." Mai looked around at all the beautiful plants. They were so full and healthy here. He wondered if it was something specific to this place, or if they could some day share it with the rest of the world, and bring all the other plants back to life too. "Beautiful," he said simply.<br/><br/>-------------------------<br/><br/>Reina smiled, "Figures you'd already know where it is." She paused as she listened to his question. "I'm not sure I would call it a demon. It's chemical imbalances brought on by the mutations. Kind of like a form of split personalities. And it lasts until I give in and kill someone. Insects don't count though. Either a mid or large size animal, or a human. I don't understand all of the sciences behind it. But if I had to describe the feeling... it's like a hot feeling. It builds up inside me and it gets easier to get mad. It's like someone hijacks my emotions. But I still don't think I'd call it a demon," she explained as they walked together.<br/><br/>------------------------<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"So what's this for?"</span>Ari asked from inside the scanning machine.<br/><br/>"We're doing a full reading on your DNA and biological codes. Kind of like a before and after sequence for your legs," Ebisu said, his eyes glued to the monitor.<br/><br/>"We're hoping to spot a trend that would help us go through the process quicker this time. And possibly with less pain for you," said Insei.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"If you think it will help then alright,"</span>said Ari.<span style="font-style: italic">"But it kind of tickles."</span><br/><br/>Ebisu laughed, "I could never find a way to fix that." He put his hands up and shrugged, "Oh well."