Classroom (Coordinates 200H)

"Hello and welcome to your first Class please take a seat and i will begin"

Kane's eyes scanned the room. Then he took a seat.

"As you can see this class will help you with coordiantes, Like for example if you want to find something and you know where it is but not exactly where to look for it coordiantes and a very good labtop can help another example is if you want to make a long ranged attack study your long ranged distance and make sure you know the right time and right speed for your attack now let me know your names" The teacher looked around the room

Kane watched his teachers eyes. Most movements that humans made could be read from the eyes. Unless well trained they tended to twitch to the point of intent. This particular persons eyes were scanning the classroom.
Who is he looking at? Kane thought. I'm the only one here.
He had already decided the class was useless. He wouldn't have time for long calculations, if he wanted to execute a long range attack with his ability he would just do target practice, it was far better to get it on instinct than on theory. He would wait to see if there were any other applications. If not he might fall asleep.

"I can here you" the teacher said to kane
"I just thought there would be more people during this new year so anyways class is in session" The teacher looked at kane one last time
"And for the record i am not a human" the teacher then beckoned Kane to come closer

"Neither is anything else I seem to meet," said Kane not bothering to lower his voice. The guy could hear his thoughts so why bother. He walked closer. Hands rooted firmly in his pockets. At any sign of trouble he could use those shadows to teleport away.

"So are you certainly ready for the worst the teacher said"

"Sure," Said Kane apathetically.

The teacher then quickly teleported Him and Kane to a battle field "Okay lets get started" the teacher pointed to a lonely tree stump "You see that over there we will need to find a way to attack from right here from 3 different spots"

"So you're saying I have to attack it in three different ways?" Asked Kane. "What counts as an attack? Like a verbal attack? Can I just make fun of its mother, or maybe throw a rock at it."
He eyed the stump.
"Can I just it it with lightning?"

"You can but you need to learn and have a look at your surroundings i want you to hit it from where you standed then try to hit it with an aerial attack then try to hit it underground and do all that standing right here"

Kane frowned. He looked around. There was nothing in sight. How was he supposed to hit it from underground? Lightning would be grounded. He shot off a small bolt. It hit the tree and scorched it slightly. It was in range. An aerial attack would be more difficult. It would rely on the principle of what goes up must come down. Unless it was lightning, lightning would disperse itself. Instead he summoned some lightning directly from the sky. Kane stood still and took a breath. This attack would take some time, it was virtually useless in combat. He closed his eyes and felt the buzz in the air. Clouds began to gather causing a friction. This was much more difficult than just generating it from inside his body. Then he opened his eyes. He took careful aim. When he first did the attack, he had summoned a storm of lightning, shocking everything in a large area, including himself. It had also drained him of energy and put him in a coma for a week. He breathed. Breath control was impossible. He snapped his fingers. he'd had a lot more practice since then, but lightning was still an unstable and difficult form of energy to manipulate. It took several bolts before it hit the stump, cracking it open and blackening it. Then he relaxed, the air was still sparkling, and the hair on the back of Kane's neck was sticking up. Now for the most difficult one. to attack it from underground. He had no abilities that could even come close to that feat. Unless he was creative. He looked around the battlefield. It was deserted except for a few tufts of grass. He felt in his pockets. There was a stick of gum in there. He chewed the gum thoughtfully. then he spit it back into the wrapper. The tin foil was a moderate conductor, and the wrapping was flammable. There was still a large amount of static electricity floating around. He tossed the gum at the stump. The stump was fairly large, so the wrapping had no trouble rolling under the stump. With great precision Kane released a bolt of lightning. It shot from his fingers and drew towards the wrapping paper setting the air on fire as it went. This sort of technique required much more concentration than a regular shot. The fire was caused by the free floating electricity in the air colliding with actual electricity. The friction was immense. Because there was nothing to burn the effect didn't last for more than a second. But that didn't matter. The gum wrapper which was sitting quietly under the tree stump caught fire.
"That work out alright for you?" Asked Kane.

"Well yeah it exceeded my standards A+" the teacher smiled at Kane

Kane smiled.
"Thanks."