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By the way everyone else in the room was fidgeting and staring, Raul could assume the majority could either sense or see their visitor. Such raw sensitivity to the ethereal was promising, but also dangerous. These psychics awakening to their newfound abilities were obviously powerful, but they were going to need guidance. Guidance, and patience. They were not Raul’s first batch of newly awakened souls, and he had much experience in the frustration and impatience that came along with learning to hone such skills. This group of members they had built up over the last few years was more than up to the task, however. Raul had no doubts about their ability to help these people.
Raul let the spirit be, and returned his attention to the group as they all began to introduce themselves. Everything was going relatively well, if not a tad awkward and disorganized, until Alyssa decided to call out Maika, to which she characteristically clapped back. Now was not the time for their petty arguing. They were engaging each other in front of new members Raul was hoping to put at ease, not make more uncomfortable by their bickering. He had little control over what any of them did—he was not looking for control—but he had hoped they would reign it in a bit for today, at least until after their new members had gotten to know them and had managed to find themselves acclimating. This was going to bring them leaps backwards on any sort of progress they had managed to make in the first few minutes of their meeting.
Raul blinked, and his eyes followed Maika’s to Alyssa, the only sign that he was feeling anything towards the situation brewing before him. He hoped that the two would police themselves and that neither Laurie nor he would have to intervene. He respected both of them enough to allow them the opportunity to rise above this once. By the way the argument was trending however, he was not sure he was going to be able to sit out for long.
Raul let the spirit be, and returned his attention to the group as they all began to introduce themselves. Everything was going relatively well, if not a tad awkward and disorganized, until Alyssa decided to call out Maika, to which she characteristically clapped back. Now was not the time for their petty arguing. They were engaging each other in front of new members Raul was hoping to put at ease, not make more uncomfortable by their bickering. He had little control over what any of them did—he was not looking for control—but he had hoped they would reign it in a bit for today, at least until after their new members had gotten to know them and had managed to find themselves acclimating. This was going to bring them leaps backwards on any sort of progress they had managed to make in the first few minutes of their meeting.
Raul blinked, and his eyes followed Maika’s to Alyssa, the only sign that he was feeling anything towards the situation brewing before him. He hoped that the two would police themselves and that neither Laurie nor he would have to intervene. He respected both of them enough to allow them the opportunity to rise above this once. By the way the argument was trending however, he was not sure he was going to be able to sit out for long.