Training for the hell of it

The courtyard was one of her usual haunts. That'd be fine with her. "Sounds good to me," she said, stopping her whistling. She couldn't help but find a bit of amusement in the whole situation. "Does this kinda thing happen to you a lot?" she guessed. "Making messes and bailing."

Magic shrugged slightly as they walked along. "I would say it used to, but that was before I came here. First time I had to bail from a mess in a long time." He said. Well aside from the airport thing, but that was different. He couldn't exactly come forward about destroying an airport. "Also bailing on that isn't so bad. I don't want to deal with the paperwork, nor do I want to deal with dragging an angry electric girl to the office."

She couldn't help but laugh at that. "Smart man," she said. Though if anyone could drag her kicking and screaming to the office, Magic probably had one of the best shots, if she could believe half of the stuff she'd heard and seen out of him. "I tend to make a mess wherever I go. The front office loves me."

He probably could have dragged her to the office easily, but that would have require a good deal of effort on his part. Also the accident wasn't even that bad so it wasn't a big deal. "I try to stay out of the front office's hair. I'm already there enough with prefect stuff.." He said. He stopped walking, for the had finally reached the courtyard.

For whatever reason, she couldn't imagine that she was cut out for that whole prefect thing. She paused as they reached the courtyard, tilting her head up toward the sky. "I try too. I'm just not good at avoiding them." Well, she was only caught half the time anyways.

There wasn't really anything bad he had done aside from skip classes and stay out past cerfew a good many times, but it was easy to do when you could manipulate it so everything you did would be silent. "My gift has it's advantages with helping me stay out of trouble" He said, the reasons where probably obvious to the autumn girl, seeing most people knew about him, and knew what his gift was.