"Heh. You don't even need to ask for that." Glaive smirked back at Bright. With somewhat of a smile still on his face he looked over at Kat and Hank. "I don't mind those terms, but I don't think it should be labeled as 'playing dirty'. If you have some kind of ability, talent, gift or skill it should be used. It's not the individual's fault that they're more equipped. In a swimming contest between a human and a mermaid, would you penalize the mermaid for having fins? If so you might as well penalize the human in rock climbing for having legs. Granted I'm naming physical attributes so how about a different scenario: a fire breathing dragon versus someone with fire powers. Are they both at fault? The way I see it powers are just as much a part of the individual as their soul. That being said, I still have no issues with Hank being disallowed to use his powers, but the choice is up to him. "<br/><br/>Glaive could see that Kat was still a little displeased with his answer.<br/><br/>"Hmmm, you're right, I did leave one scenario out. One that does seem quite unfair. That being someone without powers facing someone with them. Let's take Bright and Hank for example. Bright seems to be at a clear disadvantage, but life is always full of surprises. It's not so much the cards you’re dealt, but how you play the hand."