True Sisters (Eagle and Me)

Zinnia Melion
Daughter of chaos
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Zin, also known as Zinnia, walked into the Arena, sword in hand and nothing in the other. Well, not really wanting a fight, more like training, she proceeded to got to the back, where the bleachers stood out. Zin placed her sword down on the bench, waiting. Because before she went inside the building, she made a note. Or most likely left a not on her sister's bunk, Lily.

Lily, meet me at the Arena.

All the nice scripted letters were in black ink and on a white peice of paper. Zin tapped her foot a bit, and waited for her real sister, and not some hot-shot brother of hers.

Zin laughed at her sister's reaction. "Well, want to train with me?" she asked casually. She stood up, from her kneeling position, and also lend a hand in straightening her sister too. "We'll master the basics first, of course. Want to train with your dagger, or power?" she raised her eye brow, grinning. That rhymed a bit. But still, she has to keep her head in the game, teaching Lily how to fight. Knowing her twin, she wasn't really as much as a fighter as she was, but Lily's suppose to know some self defence right?

"I know." she said, going back to the bleachers, and shrugging off her long sleeved navy jacket. the thin lines of battle scars and injuries were more noticable now, and she had to wince at the memories. "That's why I'm the one training you." she smiled at her. She hoped Lily was still trusting her to teach the art of war. "C'mon. It'll be fun." she said, bringing out her sword.

zin was going to say something about her choosing. But seeing her with a sword, or even a dagger was way out of her imagination, she smiled at lily. "You got a point there. How about the power side. it's good for a while, both in long range and short. But it drains you out." she explained to her, dropping her weapon down to the ground. [/b]"We could start with that."[/b] she grinned. Zin walked up to her sister, eyes slightly observing their differences, and proceeded. "Which tricks you want to learn?" she asked. Of coarse, it'll be show and teach. 'Cause Zin didn't really know much power when she got here. She had to observe others before doing anything.

Zin rubbed her invisible mustache. "Then what about your Chaos side?" she offered. Zin gently took her sister's hand in her and looked at her familiar blue eyes. "I'm testing something okay? Are you ready?" she asked, thinking about the one Sam *cough*brother*cough* used on her.

"something I learned. Apperantly, Chaos kids were suppose to have this ability." she said. True, Sam did say something about Chaos energy is sometimes controlled by Chaos kids. of coarse, he made her hit him with it, but she would never do it to Lily. "but if you want, we could, uh, grow flowers?" she suggested, thinking about how Demeter kids grew tulips in the summer.

"Okay." she asked, not surprised. Lily wasn't that much into fighting, and flowers were probably her favorite subjects and all. And they were both named after flowers too. "You place your hand out, like so." she reched out her hand and concentrated on the ground. "And think of a particular flower. Then imagin it comming to life, like a painting." she smiled. Within her first months, she considered her powers as art, and still, she does. Only, it was more complicated.

"Tulip. Awesome choice." she smiled at her. She doesn't know why, must've been the names, but she was sometimes connected to flowers more than others. "It means 'Caring' like you are." she laughed. Lily was a great student. At this rate, all of Zin's months training could she complete in days.

"Next..." Zin scanned her head for a power she might be interedsted, and the same time might keep her safe in case of any ary attacks. "How about controling the winds? Like, you could fly as long as you keep your head straight, but that really drains your energy fast." she explained. As an example, she let a spft breeze pass in the arena, holding her hands out for the wind to catch. but instead of floating or flying, she just let her clothes float in the air.

"Perfect." she said, stopping the wind a bit. "Yeah, it drains us faster, but eh, defense is defense." she shrugged. Wincing on a recent wound, she turned back to the bleachers. "So, what do you want to lear about now? You're really fast at learning things, you know." she said, complimenting her sister.

Zin frowned. She never went to school with her twin. She never did set foot in any of these institutions. And Lily also wanted to learn Sam's powers? Now that was both powerful and destructive, nothing Lily was really into. But, eh, she was her twin. "Okay. Let's start." Zin breathed. "If you really want to. Close your eyes, and try to focus your energy in your hand." she said, slightly worrid. This could burn her up, that's why Zin was supposed to be with her.

Zin smirked. Now, Lily was truly her sister. Like what Sam said, Zin's power was electricity like, cackling the air around them. "Definitely, your Lily." she chuckled. Zin raked her brain again for another. Clearly when it came to powers, Lily was not new to. And for the final test, Zin asked Lily a question. "Hey, Lily, you know, when you get too mad, does the air around you cackle? Like it was on sugar high or something?" she asked her non-identical twin.