While he expected silence for some time, Matt declared his intent sooner than Kyle expected. Perhaps he'd underestimated him, but time would soon tell what any of them were worth, himself included. Acknowledging his resolve with a slight nod, Kyle turned toward Taylor, patiently waiting as he mulled things over. The fear was clear on his face, but rather than offer an out, assuring him there'd be no shame in leaving, he decided to give Taylor the chance, to overcome this pressure as he had the last. And to his pleasure, the kid did, already moving them into their next discussion.<br/><br/>"Seems like we're decided, then," Kyle smiled, "As Taylor said, we need to make use of our skills. The problem is, we don't have time to master them all, much less one of them. What we can do is make one of them a usable weapon. It's up to you to decide which life you'll use, but try to pick one that's intuitive. The less time we have to devote to understanding these abilities, the better we'll be in battle." Pausing for a moment, ensuring everyone followed up to there, he then adds, "I'm sure you all felt your current selves slipping away when that box opened. Even now, it's a bit unsettling to feel those past selves, but what we need is a way to<span style="font-style: italic">use</span>them, so take what you need and leave the rest."