Anton waited for a few other students to leap off the airship before following them but of course not wanting to like the others he walked off instead, backwards.<br/><br/>Anton whooped, his voice instantly being snatched away by the wind. Twisting around he glanced over a few others around him many of whom were propelling themselves away using either their weapons or semblance. Actually that not be a bad idea seeing as a few others may not be able to work themselves around the sky and so would land almost directly beneath the airship, and seeing as that was remaining pretty much stationary there could be a pile of students about to form. Flipping around again to face the ground Anton judged that maybe a few moments ago might’ve been a good time to start slowing down.<br/><br/>The familiar odd sensation spread over his body and his lunch rolled about in his stomach as a clear sign that his gravity had shifted in the reverse and slightly to the side. He was still descending rapidly though thanks to momentum driving him forward and those trees were looking a bit too close for his liking at such a speed. He was slowing down now, momentum now on the rapid decline, and threw his arms and legs out wide to increase his drag but succeeded only in sending him into a roll. With his concentration lose his semblance collapsed and Remnants gravity took hold of him once again. The ground and sky rapidly swapped places regularly splotched with white.<br/><br/>Wait, white? Bringing his roll under control Anton spotted the brush stroke of white upon the trees and winding through their leaves out of sight directly below him. Throwing his gravity into reverse again Anton prepared himself for the incoming pain. He landed upon the ice with an unhealthy smack driving all the air out his lungs and star erupted behind his eyes.<br/><br/>All things considered not too bad a landing, the coldness of the ice confirmed that he was indeed still alive, though how had the ice gotten here? Probably a Students Semblance. The ice moved past his check sending alarm bells ringing in his head but his attempts to prop himself back up proved unsuccessful and so he continued to drift down the icy construct to its end.<br/><br/>Upon reaching the slides end, just as he was beginning to enjoy it, Anton finally managed to prop himself up and looked around with a relieved grin until he spotted a Faunus with animal ears and tail. What was that rule again? ‘The person you make eye contact with is your partner’. Anton grimaced, just his luck.