What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger || Kyo

Sara smiled as he came up next to her," Yes it is a beautifull Sky, i havent sat down to look at one like this since-" She stopped herself short and looked at her feet. That was a long time ago and she didnt want to mention it. Sara's face then lit up as Haydn skipped a rock. " HAYDN! Will you teach me how to do that?! I have always wanted to learn but couldnt." She said jumping to her feet.

Haydn laughed as Sara jumped up. "Alright calm down." He stood up and wiped his pants and picked up a rock. "So what you do is find a flat rock like this one," He spun the rock in his palm "And then you throw it sideways. When letting go you flick your wrist." He did a perfect five skip throw across the lake before the rock actually fell into the water. He handed a flat rock to Sara "You try."

Sara smiled as he demonstrated, a flat rock huh? sHe looked around for one, but then he presented one to her. She nodded to thank him for it and turned to throw it sideways. Sara stuck her tongue out a little and chucked it in a sideways motion, as if she was tossing a frisbee. It wissed through the air spinning. Lowering itself lower and lower till it hit the water with a hard splash but it actually did skip once.

She jumped up and down with excitement. Then jumped at Haydn giving him a hug, " DID YOU SEE THAT?!" She asked. Sara enjoyed these moments, her childhood was stripped from her so she lived for these moments where she could return to being a little girl inside at least, and only for a bit.

Haydn laughed and covered his face as it looked stupid how hard he was laughing. He was nearly knocked over when Sara hugged him "That was pretty nice for a first try." He hugged her back and let go. He bent over and picked up another rock that wasn't quite that flat and he skipped it four times across the smooth water as the sun set along the water. "You know I used this technique on you right?" He meant about how he threw the cards at her.

She gasped and then smiled, " That is how you got them to spin like that, accelerating the momentum, causing them to cut sharper and be more precise!" she said with a grin, She guess she did see that. " I use the same technique except i throw at a diagonal motion, " she said slicing across her chest like a X releasing shuriken ( Once again dont ask ) that spun vertically instead of horizontally. She looked at Haydn and smiled cocking her hip out as she smiled and held her other arm that dangles to her left.

"Yes, Throw it vertically and you have power and a straight path. While if you throw it horizontally you have more control where it goes." He pulled up another rock and tossed it across the lake, this time making it skip in three different directions. He did a motion with his arms like he pulled down with his fist still pointing up. "That you will have to learn on your own."

Sara nodded as she listened to Haydn, she smiled and then began giggling. " Wasn't i the one who was supposed to teach you?" She said giving him a bit of a additude. She just smiled and tossed another rock, getting two skips this time. She looked back and Haydn with a grin.

"You will get used to it." He looked as the sun fully set and then looked at his hands. He clenched his fist. He opened them with a compressed rock made of the shadows in his palms. It quickly disappeared though. He has always tried making stones out of the shadows whenever the light catches in his palms. The trick is getting light to cast a perfect shadow for the size of a rock.

Saranade watched as he caught the light in his palm messing with the shadows that the light caused, " That was pretty neat, How good is your bending?" she asked, a key point in thier training that she had planned was trainning with bending.

Haydn looked at her and held out his hand upside down and gave it a little shake. "I could be worse. Im only good at show tricks. Like this one." He touched his elongated shadow and then it started to move on its own. It made a dancing motion and then went back to how it was. "I can't do it for long but its a neat trick."