True Sisters (Eagle and Me)

Zin grinned. "Like this?" she asked. Her hands looked normal, although it pulsed out energy in the air. Of course, this was concentrated energy, more draining, but more effective. Although whenever she let her emotions pass, it's all around her body, but when she concentrates, it just goes out of her hands. Like the anime she once watched. Naruto...I think.., she thought to herself. "And this, around your body, is most likely you're main defense. You could use it as offense, but in defense, it works better." she explained, stopping the energy and tasting the bitter taaste at the back of her mouth again. Mostly, it was blood that she coughs out, but if it was something minor nad simple, like creating apples out of thin air, she'd only get the bitter taste. speaking of apples, to get the taste out, she pulled out one and took a bite out of it. "Want one?" she asked, holding it out between chews.

"I just...knew. Weird huh." she said, biting the apple again. "It's like, the little details that make me Chaos' kid." she shrugged. Grinning, she had an idea. "I want to do something. Could you do it for me?" she asked. She remembered the time where she hit Sam with a Chaos bolt. Hopefully, she'll learn how to do that too.

Zin walked over to the other side of the arena, one hand on the apple, and the other was in her pocket. If this works, it will probably drain her energy or she'll live happily, knowing what she got. If it doesn't, then there's nothing too pretty in it. "Throw it to me." she said, turning her heel to face her sister. "throw it too me." she repeated, smiling confidently.

Zin winced as it hit her. She grunted a bit, stepping a step back, and finally managing to stand her ground. She doubled over, feeling her chaos in her system, but as soon as the pain started, it stopped. "That...that was wicked." she chuckled, as she spat some blood on the ground again. Zin smilled at her sister, sending a soft gaze that she's okay.

Zin stumbled on her feet, tired and wary. "Come on, we better head back into the cabin now." she said, shaking her head. She could feel it now. Her body relaxed, aadrenaline gone. "You okay Lily?" she asked, as she walked to her twin nearer.

Zin frowned. "Hey, it's okay." she said, not knowing about why she was expected. Maybe it was because of her experiment. "I'm sorry, I should've- should've asked someone else." she said, feeling guilty.

Zin laughed. Not really insulting her sister, she just thought about something. "You did know what you just said is one of the biggest cheezy break up lines." Zin laughed some more. She tried to calm herself up, but the laughing fit never toned down.

Zin stopped smirking. It was only fun for her, being with couples for a month in camp. They would fight, and she'd make it chaotic and such. "Oh, sorry." she said, blood creeping into her cheeks. "It was- uh, never mind.' she said, hanging her head.

Zin looked at her feet. Red blush was already creeping into her cheeks. "Well, uh, none." she said. Kind of weird, but she wasn't use to with these kinds of topics.

"Uh, I- er- uh.." Zin muttered a flurry of inaudible words. She looked down, looking like she was caught with her hand in a cookie jar. "Well, you see, uh." she muttered. She was slightly shaking from who-knows-what and avoided her twin's gaze.