<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/wCJyKsi.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Welkin Graham<br/><strong>Team:</strong>WMTT<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Chemistry Class<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Luna<br/><br/><br/>She was a rather attentive listener, and the fact she was just well... listening to him made it nice! But once the teacher began to speak, he listened to West with rapt attention, and when the assignment was laid out infront of them he looked at the dust and then back to Luna while he put on the gloves and goggles, making sure the latter were a proper, snug fit. “Hmm...”  He tried to think of it perfectly in his head – usually when he cooked he’d have the base and then complimentary spices, so his mind went to that. “Electric is kind of the base of the compound, and hrm.... Okay, this is kind of challenging. I’m kind of thinking here. He did say that an all equal amount was not gonna work, so that means that either the fire or ice dust has to have a stronger effect than the others. I wonder if we can split two samples of electric dust, and then try to add smaller parts of fire and ice to each? That way we can uh – kind of work out how strong the discharge and absorption is? That way, we can see the basics of the combinations and combine from there?” Hopefully, that made sense to her as it did in his mind. “Because if we add too much of one over the other, then we won’t really see the effect we want at the start and get a good basis for what looks stronger. But that’s just uh, what i’m thinking might be good. “If you prefer your idea, i’m all for it.” She wasn’t part of his team, and he wasn’t quite the kind of person to boss around others, though he did think he had a good grasp of how to start.