[Ry-San] Blaze's Training

OoC: Ok, one last time.

BiC: “Congratulations, Blaze. You have successfully passed the first lesson,” said Sileya as she put the items away.

“Sweet! Ok, give me the next lesson, I'm ready,” said Blaze in excitement. Sileya chuckled.

“I'm sorry, Blaze, but there will not be another lesson for you,” replied Sileya. Blaze's eyes showed signs of confusion and frustration.

“Why not?” he asked.

“Well, this is my last day at the Dome, so I cannot be your teacher anymore.”

“Damn it!” Blaze yelled out as he punched the ground out of anger. As he lifted his hand, blood dripped into the small crater he created. Sileya ran over to Blaze and lifted him up.

“Calm down, Blaze. Another teacher has agreed to take up all my students. Her name is Aurora and you will meet her at your room in a few days.” Blaze loosened his tight muscles and sighed.

“Great. Well, let’s just hope that third times a charm,” Blaze said in a melancholy voice. Sileya hugged Blaze.

“Goodbye, Blaze and good luck in the Dome.” Sileya walked away and disappeared in the bushes. Blaze turned around and walked back to the glass doors. After opening them, he looked up at the endless staircases. He headed up one of the stairs and continued wandering around the Dome without caring if he ended up in his room or not.

Hours passed and the Elemental still did not reach his room. He began to think to himself. Three teachers. So, I wonder what type this one is. Hm, I never realized it but all my teachers have been female. Just then, Blaze bumped into something. He looked up and it was his room. A small grin glazed across his face. He put his hand on the fire symbol. His hand quickly glowed a bright red and the door opened.

He walked in his room and immediately bumped into something. “Huh? Oh, yeah.” The Fire Elemental raised his right hand and a small fireball appeared, illuminating the dark room. He walked over to his nightstand and picked up his lamp. He removed the cover and lighted the wick. He placed the lighted lamp back on the nightstand. He walked over to his meditation mat and sat down. “Now all I have to do is wait for my new teacher.” Blaze drifted away in a trance.

After a full day, a knock came on his door. Blaze broke out of his trance and opened his door. On the other side there stood a young women with blonde hair and summoner clothes. Hm, a human, that’s a first. A summoner nonetheless, this should be interesting. Blaze thought. “I assume you are my new teacher.”

“Correct. In case Sileya hadn’t already told you, my name is Aurora. I have told you my name, now what is yours?” the women asked.

“My name is Blaze.” Aurora nodded.

“Ah. So you are the Fire Elemental she told me about. Hopefully you live up to what she said. So, do you wish to start your first lesson now?”

“Of course!” Blaze said eagerly.

“Very well, follow me.”

O.o
Umm, i am not in this training whatsoever, and i know. But, Outcast, how can you start Blaze's training when he is in the middle of a battle with Shashki?

The Jedi Link: What he does here, and in the main forum have little to do with each other. As long as he can keep up with everything he starts, there's no reason for not doing both. In fact, I encourage my students to battle while they are training. And, I'll thank you not to do that again. If you had a question, you could have easily PMed either Outcast or myself.

Outcast, you may begin Lesson 1 in my intermediate class.

OoC: Sorry for being so late. I've been busy with school and all. But since the marking period just ended, I'll be able to respond faster.

BiC: Blaze walked side by side with his new teacher. Just then, she stopped. Blaze looked around the area. It was a large, circular room. Surprisingly, there was no one there besides Blaze and Aurora. Blaze looked at his teacher for a moment. She was digging through her clothes, like she was trying to find something. Blaze put his hands behind his back and began to rock back and forth. His eyes wandered around and he started to hum a tune.

“I see you’re quite impatient,” Aurora commented. Blaze smiled and shook his head.

“I guess you can say that. I have been waiting for awhile at this Dome,” he responded. The woman nodded and continued to look around. After a few seconds, her eyes widened.

“Ah-ha!” exclaimed Aurora as she pulled a small item out from her clothes. She walked over to Blaze and handed the item to him. It was a small snapshot photo of a door. It was covered by an interesting decal, which made it look like a metal gate. “Now, for your first lesson-”

“You want me to find the door,” Blaze interrupted as he continued examining the photo. “Then you probably want me to enter it, right?” Aurora smiled lightly.

“Correct. Now, once you enter the room, Lesson Two shall be waiting,” said the young woman. Blaze nodded and put the picture in his back pocket.

“Alright, I’m on it. See ya later, Aurora,” said Blaze as he ran off.

“You have to call me ‘Teacher!’” the summoner yelled at the eager Elemental. He just waved his hand back at her. Aurora sighed and turned in the other direction.

“This one is more anxious than the others,” she said to herself. She then headed up a staircase directly adjacent from her left. I’d better get there before he does. Judging by his character, he’ll try to get there as fast as he can. Aurora thought as she walked up the stairs.

Meanwhile, Blaze ran up the staircase all the time thinking, By her words, Lesson Two will have someone inside the room there. When he reached the peak of the staircase, he saw a hall of seemingly identical black doors lined up across from each other. Blaze pulled out the snapshot and closely examined each door, staring at every detail down to its grooves. The Fire Elemental stopped when he found the door. He looked at the door for a moment and noticed that the door didn’t have a doorknob. Blaze let out a sigh of frustration. “Great, another door in the Dome that doesn’t have a knob.” He felt around the door and noticed a small metal stick attached to the door. It was bent outward so it could be grabbed. Blaze pulled on the handle assuming it was a knob, but the door didn’t budge. He backed away from the door and thought for a moment. After a few minutes, it hit him. Blaze grabbed the handle and pulled up. Then, he heard a click and the door split in two and swung in.

Blaze cautiously walked in and the door quickly shut behind him. He turned his head and shrugged. He turned back around and scanned the landscape of the room. It looked exactly like Warlob, if Warlob was covered in snow. The snow rained down from an endless sky and landed in three feet of more snow. There were only two things in the room: Snow and Earth. There were no rocks, no trees, and no life. As he stepped forward, the snow immediately melted where his foot was. “Well, that was expected.” He looked around for any sign of movement. “I guess I just have to wait for whoever is supposed to be here.”