Roy had confidently decided that his teacher was some sort of indestructible robot. He took the scolding quietly because he knew he wouldn't win in a fight against him. Besides, his kick had done exactly what it was supposed to do. It had freed the other girl, though for some reason she'd left right after that.<br/><br/>Roy was beginning to get a picture of the extent of Mr. Winters' power, so it didn't much surprise him when he could send him to the wall with just a flick. It didn't feel like he had a concussion or anything, but his skin had been split. Seeing his blood drip down his forehead reminded him how hungry he was getting. But he'd have to push that aside, as it seemed he had already been thrown into another fight.<br/><br/>The boy was shorter than him, but very confident. Roy may not be able to beat Mr. Winters like this; in his 'human form' with his powers suppressed, in the day time, while he's hungry, but he was pretty confident he could beat this Richard.<br/><br/>Roy calmly stood and walked into the middle of the room to face opposite his opponent. "I'm going to let you know right now," Roy said, battle causing his aura to partially escape its 'human form' restrictions. It wasn't quite as impressive as Mr. Winters', but it had already tripled in both size and intensity from when he'd kicked Mr. Winters, and it was still growing. "I got less than an hour of sleep today and I'm hungry. So I'm afraid I'm going to be rather irrational in my fighting today. Please excuse my lack of strategy. I'll give you the first move."<br/><br/>When Roy's aura increased, it also increased his strength and speed, though on a two to one basis. With his aura tripled, his strength had tripled, and his speed had multiplied by six. At his current power level, his speed made him seem invisible to most. He was confident he could dodge whatever came his way.