The post you quoted was actually my third post. Here is my second one:<br/><br/>http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=195116.msg9634563#msg9634563<br/><br/>It includes a description of the lab, what each station is equipped with and a scene where he packs up an experiment he had been working on.<br/><br/>As for collecting the dust that would have been expelled from the explosion that he caused, while there are technical inconsistencies (such as your description of it being a diluted mixture, thus not as explosive) I don't think the concept of you using your semblance to clean up the mess was at all an issue. What Wheresmycow pointed out is that the real issue is that you gave no one time for anyone else to react and post their character's actions. That would be like someone saying they picked the pocket of a character with hypersensitivity, then put the object back before they noticed. That's taking control out of the other player's hands so that they can't react to the situation. Even if you technically left the scene the way you found it, there still might be a legitimate reason for that character being pickpocketed to detect and stop it. This is a room full of physical combatants: one of the students would likely dive behind a table, if not Dr. West himself.<br/><br/>This is a good learning experience.