Anaka stood up when she was done and dusted off her hands on her jeans. "Alright," she said, forcing herself to act more like herself and shove away her worries for a bit. Or at least pretend she was shoving away her worries. "We're leaving tomorrow, so is there anything else that has to be done before then?"<br/><br/>Hiei shrugged, standing up slowly. "Nothing I can think of," he said.<br/><br/>Anaka crossed her arms. "Fine then. This time you're following me. I think I know where an old picture of Vaan is," she shook her head. "It was taken before the apocalypse, but at least it's something." She thought of grabbing his hand, but decided against it. He'd probably just run off if she did that. "Come on," Anaka said, spinning on her heels and walking off. After a moment, Hiei followed her.<br/><br/>All the people who had previously been inside the hideout were now gathered around. Ayl seemed to be giving them some sort of orders. It was probably the directions for their next training session. Anaka and Hiei ignored them. It had nothing to do with them. Anaka started leading them off toward the outskirts, not really the direction Sam had gone. Probably a mile or two apart. The outskirts kind of all looked the same though, unless you knew exactly where you were going.<br/><br/>--------------------------------<br/><br/>Hatsu shot back, gasping. They'd been working a bit more on forming the static field for a while. He obviously couldn't master it in time, but it helped train both the telekinesis and electrical field at once. And after doing the static field for so long, those two almost felt easy in comparison... almost. After he'd exhausted himself with that, Yami took Hatsu to a location almost like a natural obstacle course and had him chase the demon. And after that, they went back to more training with his powers.<br/><br/>Most recently, Yami had been having Hatsu focus his electricity into a ball shape, so that one day he'd be able to use it like a projectile weapon. He'd lost control of it though, and the darn thing exploded. Hence, Hatsu got shot backward, landing hard on his back.<br/><br/>"Again," Yami commanded. "A few more tries and we'll move on to weapon training."<br/><br/>Hatsu hauled himself back up to his feet. Yami was glad his new host was so self-motivated. As long as he didn't end up like Vaan, this boy could become very powerful.