<div class="floatleft">(http://viaranews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/108-10-81-Michelle-Waterson.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Qiang Nuo<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Student<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Sidewalk of New York, New York<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Open<br/><br/>The drive was relatively quiet for Nuo.  Much of the time spent was in a realm between waking and sleep where the power of kinetic energy lay before her in lines.  That each line intersected at a point inside her body might trouble most, but she had grown used to the imagery.  Indeed thinking back on her childhood she had always seen the lines, much like a cat’s cradle that other children toyed with as a wonder.  Nuo had always born witness to these lines but now they were a vital part of her life.  Too little and she would cease to function, drop into a coma much as any diabetic whose sugar was too low.  If she held in too much her body would suffer the damage of constraint and become overburdened.  Eventually the power would leak out of her actions and sometimes people got hurt.  Over time she had learned to seek out those lines, to thin them down and drain the energy before the echo reached her.  Never could she stop the full effect, but she could lessen the damage.<br/><br/>Still when the car pulled to a stop she was immediately on her feet, nearly climbing over anyone around her to reach the exit.  The woman even went so far as to come out head first, tucking down to roll over the sidewalk much to the surprise and reaction of those walking by.  Quickly apologies were given in Mandarin before she resumed her normally bouncing disposition and action.  Though not at her full capacity there was certainly a shift in her as she was now awake and ready to move.  Around her torso the strap of her bag was slipped between her breasts, the contents jingling as she moved from one foot to the next.  On her lips was a bright smile as she urged the others to come and see the big city around them.<br/><br/>“Come!  We find so much to do.  Lots and lots.  I want to see the park where people jump and run on the videoes.”<br/>