<div class="floatleft">(http://i7.minus.com/jxBjetxhc0SaH.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Professor 'T'<br/><strong>Team:</strong>Avalanche Faculty<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Healing Arts Room<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Team Clay Dewclaw, one other NPC team<br/><br/>"Mmmm." She mused, considering Caden's answer, as one might taste the finer notes of a good whiskey or wine. "I'll give you a partial. It's a good guess, but, you didn't see beyond the mask." And that is sincere, not just her taking it easy on someone because it's the first day or anything. She was also not berating him or anything; honestly, it was a really good answer. It just wasn't the one she was looking for. "It's true, that if you avoid being hit, you will avoid injury. Unless you trip, or fall... it's hard to dodge the ground." She chuckled a bit, the sound not entirely unlike the hissing of a snake; a creature absolutely foreign to the inhabitants of Eis.<br/><br/>"I wanted to raise awareness of the limitations of the body. There are things a person can do, and things they can't. One can only stretch so far," She demonstrated, as she lifted her left arm up with her right hand, and stretched it... first forward, then backwards. She keeps stretching her arm, until there is an audible crack and popping sound. Whatever she just did, she does not seem bothered by it, but now her arm is hanging at a really weird angle. Normally, arms do not look like that, because for the most part, people don't have dislocated shoulders, "Before something bad happens. Flexibility is important. Awareness of it even more so.  If you overextend yourself in a fight, you're injuring yourself, making it easier for the enemy.<strong>First, know thyself</strong>." She repeated.<br/><br/>"that, is a good question, blue." She responded to Luna, still seemingly unbothered by the fact she just dislocated her own shoulder. "Purple Moth's are a creature native to Yamu. I come from those jungle lands. The powder they give off is a sedative and analgesic. In high doses, it causes sleep; very high doses, death. But in small doses, it binds with pain receptors in your brain. It makes you not feel pain." Which is a pretty good explanation for why she was able to dislocate her shoulder without crying or screaming. Seriously, that is something that hurts. "It's also a restricted substance. Taking it before a fight is a bad idea. Pain is our body's way of making us aware of ourselves."<br/><br/>"Now," She said, looking over each and every student. One by one, she'd point, indicating a student, and ask. "Do you know how to re-locate a dislocated shoulder?" And after a few no's, she'd motion to all the students, with a single swoop of her right hand, and then, beckon them forward. "Time for hands on experience! One by one, you're each going to put my shoulder back into place.  Willum, why don't we start with you?"<br/><br/>Oh yes. Professor T is crazy, but is totally going to guide each student through the process. And then she'll dislocate it again, so the next one could do it. Needless to say, some members of that other team are looking a bit disbelieving, and one of them seems like they might be sick.