Training the Kid (Izzy, Kyte)

Yang sighed and sat back. "Well, lets get some more work done and then I can treat us all to some food. I know a few good diners." She smiled, those diners she was talking about got pretty expensive.

Bow looked up at Kyte with a confused, but intrigued, expression on her face as her eyes slowly stopped glowing yellow and calmed back down to a sweet, subdued golden hue. "Discipline in a principle?" She didn't even have a clue what that meant.

Then her attention got completely diverted when Yang mentioned food and her tummy growled. She licked her lips and seriously considered just ditching this practice and going to get something to eat. It was possible the girl had been spending too much time around Gluttony, though the girl was definitely a glutton all on her own.

After a few moments of thought though, Bow shook her head, biting her lip. "Work first. Then eat." That was totally what Yang had just said, she just needed to repeat it for herself.

Yang was still sat on the ground nearby. This grass was so comfy...so she lay down in it. "Kyte has a few points Bow." She said with a little yawn and stretch. "If you'd like, I can help you learn some Tai Chi, it's a martial art that is focused entirely on directing the energies of your body. I'm not a master or anything, but it'd be fun I think." ...Is...is Yang falling asleep in the grass now? She must not have slept at all last night.

The six year old listened to both of them talk about martial arts being a good way to discipline both her body and mind and she smiled brightly. Yang mentioned that Tai Chi would probably be most useful because, like Kyte said, directing the flow of energy within her own body might help her direct her powers in the same way.

The girl nodded and started to bounce up and down with excitement, getting ready to say that she wanted to start learning right now, but then looked down to see Yang's eyes were closing. The little girl blinked and stared at her confused for a moment, before turning her eyes up to Kyte in worry. "I-is Yang okay, Kyte?? Why did she just fall asleep like that?? Is that how you have to start learning Tai Chi?? That seems kinda strange... What's going on, Kyte??"

As she spoke, she walked over to Kyte and pulled on his shirt, her expression only becoming more and more concerned for Yang as her eyes turned crystal blue and she teared up.

((Yang is sleeping, can't exactly rp a sleeping person, so skip me this round))

Bow sniffled when Kyte told her to calm down, but nodded slowly. She looked around the meadow and smiled gently. "She chose a great place to get some rest... I love coming here when I get stressed out." The girl zoned out, thinking about the many different times she would come out here just to take a nap like Yang was doing right now.

She then blinked, realizing that there was a second part to that question. "Let's keep going with training! Can you teach me Tai Chi? Or maybe one of the other ones you said would be better for me?? But I don't think I can remember their names right now... A six year old's brain isn't that great." The little girl pouted and tried to think about what he had said before, but came up short still.

Bow followed his lead and sat down next to him, but when he said to get comfortable, the girl took that quite literally and laid down, sprawled out in the grass, and closed her eyes like Yang. "So we do have to start out by taking a nap! Awesome! I like Tai Chi already!!" She giggled and rolled over on her side, next to him, and started to drift off to sleep.

Bow giggled lightly as she sat up again with a mischievous smile gracing her lips. The little girl wasn't that dumb. She figured that she'd at least have to be awake to learn something like a martial arts. So when he nudged and pulled her up to a sitting position, she just smiled. "Yes sir! So, why aren't we, like, punching stuff??" Her eyes were trained on him as she sat criss cross on the ground, wanting to learn.

(Just keep skipping me until I hop back in, sleepy Yang is sleepy)

Bow only caught bits and pieces of what he was trying to say. Her six year old attention span was starting to get the best of her. She heard something about it being a defensive thingy, and that she didn't get to punch things until after she did... something else. The little girl blinked and thought about what had just been said. Harness energy! That's what he said. So, how was she supposed to do that?

The small child nodded and closed her eyes, trying to find her energy. It was weird, and only lasted about half a minute before her eyes popped open again inquisitively. "What does energy look like? I see a lot of dots and swirlies when I close my eyes... But I think that's just my eyes. So, how do I know what my energy looks like so that I can find it?? Or is it invisible? And if that's the case, how am I supposed to feel it?" The girl was obviously confused.