<div class="floatleft">(https://www.wallofcelebrities.com/celebrity/edmund-entin/pictures/xxlarge/edmund-entin_3122479.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Nevan Weller<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>early morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Danger Room<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Traditional black and yellow training X-uniform<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>open<br/><strong>Warnings:</strong><br/><br/><hr/><br/>The morning sun woke Nevan from his slumber as the light touched his face while he lay in his bed. He woke up slowly and stretched before deciding to get up. There was no class that day, so he had planned to do some training. After going to the bathroom, he went out to the hallway and down the elevator to the sub-floor where the Danger Room was. First he stopped by the lockers and changed into the standard suit for new recruits—the black skintight suit with the yellow X. He zipped up the back and flexed a bit to warm up before his scheduled program.<br/><br/>Inside the Danger Room, he took a deep breath and started the simulation. He ran through some obstacles until he had to cross a chasm. This was the chance to test his powers. The distance seemed too much for him, and he wondered if he would be able to make it. He concentrated and began to channel the energy he needed to cross. He held out his hands and a blue-green light began to glow around them as he created a platform to cross the chasm. The platform was translucent, as if made from glass, and had that same greenish color to it. He made a bridge to the other side and began to slowly cross it.<br/><br/>As he was crossing the makeshift bridge, he realized that he had used too much energy in making the platform that there wasn’t enough left to sustain it. It began to fade away into nothing as he crossed and he began to panic. He tried to hurry but in his haste he slipped and fell down the chasm, landing hard on the floor of the danger room. The sequence was over. He failed.<br/><br/>“Stupid…” Nevan muttered as he laid on the floor, still feeling the pain from the fall even though the distance wasn’t as much as it seemed in the simulation. It still hurt to land on solid steel. He always got to that part of the sequence but never finished it. Part of him wondered why he even bothered. If he wasn't so stubborn he would have quit trying to do this sequence by now.<br/>