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<blockquote data-quote="Sollir Furryfoot" data-source="post: 2922246" data-attributes="member: 748">Joshua Lucas Trevin:&quot;Of course we'll keep in touch.&quot;&nbsp; Will responds, reassuringly, &quot;Besides, part of the reason I want to join a military so early is that, whenever everything turns chaotic, I would have garnered enough trust and goodwill to make some decisions on my own.&nbsp; And it wouldn't be polite of me to let a friend get hurt, Josh.&quot;&nbsp; The teen smirked, moving his bishop, &quot;But it would be fair enough for me to trounce you one last time for old time's sake.&nbsp; Check.&quot;&nbsp; Taking a moment to assess the pieces on the board, it was obvious that there was little left to do but conclude the game, each move left your own king in more and more jeapordy.&quot;As to each of our values, I guess it would depend on how we developed.&nbsp; Right now, your telekinetic abilities are very impressive compared to the standard human being.&nbsp; What you can accomplish by yourself is much more versatile than any other individual, but not out of reach of more technologically advanced groups.&nbsp; Offensively, your powers could probably achieve the same amount of damage as a top of the line gun, which isn't honestly that expensive to a powerful organization.&nbsp; Your precision should count for something, but until you develope your powers more, you won't have much of an advantage over any competition you might face.&quot;&quot;If I were you, I'd probably lay low and practice using my powers until they grew, if they grew...then again, you're more the showing off type, right?&quot;Joe Vaughn:&quot;I wouldn't mind having the King on my side, but I'd only trust him as long as he stayed within arm's reach.&nbsp; People like him care more about their own hides than anyone else's.&quot;&nbsp; Leo remarked in response to Joe's statement.&nbsp; Although not a booksmart person, Leo generally had insight into other people's characters.&nbsp; At least, he seemed fairly spot on when asking more pointed questions about everyone's past, on the occasion he got to talking to them.&nbsp; After realizing how much of an influence Susan was on Joe's life though, he hardly brought her up again out of a sense of respect.&nbsp; It was just one of his strange ways of showing friendship.Perhaps sensing Joe's unease, or just accepting the change of topic, Leo spoke, &quot;Yeah, traveling's on my list, too.&nbsp; I'm looking forward to going to the east coast again sometime soon.&nbsp; Where are you lookin' at?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sollir Furryfoot, post: 2922246, member: 748"] [b]Joshua Lucas Trevin:[/b] "Of course we'll keep in touch." Will responds, reassuringly, "Besides, part of the reason I want to join a military so early is that, whenever everything turns chaotic, I would have garnered enough trust and goodwill to make some decisions on my own. And it wouldn't be polite of me to let a friend get hurt, Josh." The teen smirked, moving his bishop, "But it would be fair enough for me to trounce you one last time for old time's sake. Check." Taking a moment to assess the pieces on the board, it was obvious that there was little left to do but conclude the game, each move left your own king in more and more jeapordy. "As to each of our values, I guess it would depend on how we developed. Right now, your telekinetic abilities are very impressive compared to the standard human being. What you can accomplish by yourself is much more versatile than any other individual, but not out of reach of more technologically advanced groups. Offensively, your powers could probably achieve the same amount of damage as a top of the line gun, which isn't honestly that expensive to a powerful organization. Your precision should count for something, but until you develope your powers more, you won't have much of an advantage over any competition you might face." "If I were you, I'd probably lay low and practice using my powers until they grew, if they grew...then again, you're more the showing off type, right?" [b]Joe Vaughn:[/b] "I wouldn't mind having the King on my side, but I'd only trust him as long as he stayed within arm's reach. People like him care more about their own hides than anyone else's." Leo remarked in response to Joe's statement. Although not a booksmart person, Leo generally had insight into other people's characters. At least, he seemed fairly spot on when asking more pointed questions about everyone's past, on the occasion he got to talking to them. After realizing how much of an influence Susan was on Joe's life though, he hardly brought her up again out of a sense of respect. It was just one of his strange ways of showing friendship. Perhaps sensing Joe's unease, or just accepting the change of topic, Leo spoke, "Yeah, traveling's on my list, too. I'm looking forward to going to the east coast again sometime soon. Where are you lookin' at?" [/QUOTE]

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