<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/7Q9eHE0.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Sabrina<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 12/Afternoon (2 PM)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Ethics Class<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><hr/><br/>With her apparently usual level of unhurried calm, Sabrina took in all of the answers she was given, although she paused slightly at Selena's response - and at Lulukat's late entrance.<br/><br/>"None of you are entirely wrong," she began after taking the time to give Choko - and the other silent students a brief look that felt just a little bit longer than it actually was. There was no feeling of any mental intrusion, at least, but the way her eyes met each of the students' directly was hardly reassuring. And the tiny, faint smile that Choko got could have meant anything.<br/><br/>"Neither are you entirely right, although Miss Angelwood comes closest. Not that any one of us could do anything too catastrophic on our own, at least not on any scale larger than, perhaps, a small town or so." She straightened up after a moment. "There used to be eight of us. Just eight, scattered across the world. Then all of you came along and people got - and still are, in certain places - scared. Pokemon have similar powers, yes, however the dangerous ones are, for the most part, fairly obvious and easy to spot. Not to mention that pokemon, while as intelligent as any human, think differently. They use their abilities in straightforward ways with little need for creativity or innovation. Humans, on the other hand, lack that power and rely solely on cunning. And we have inherited both of those strengths; power humans lack and the inventiveness to come up with entirely new ways to use them."<br/><br/>Sabrina's gaze swept across the students. "This first lesson is just that, a<em> first</em>lesson. We will be going over the legalities of our abilities and the more philosophical side of what is right. I have not answered the question that I asked you, but you will over time. For now, I want you to<em> think</em>. Not just of what you could do to others but how regular people could stop you. Could they hold you? And if not, what other options would they have? I would, not right now, but for the second lesson, like each of you to have three answers for these questions. Three ways that you could abuse your abilities, and three ways you could be stopped by those without such powers."<br/><br/>Her eyes flickered over to Robin, the pink-haired individual having straightened in somewhat concealed alarm. "I see that one of you has realised the first point I am trying to make here. For now, though, there are certain legalities we need to go over, as to how they relate to their abilities. And Miss Miles? You will be seeing me after this class."<br/>The psychic's eyes swept over the class again, and took in certain students, such as Faye, and Michael.<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">And Choko</div><div class="spoiler_body"><em>"I would also like to see you later, for different reasons,</em>" came Sabrina's voice softly, without having bothered Choko's ears along the way. <em>"And yes,"</em> she continued after a moment. <em>"I am aware of the irony of asking this while claiming to teach </em>Ethics."</div></div>