09-03-2014, 06:15 PM
He frowned once more at the other’s stubborn comment. He was then having the nerve to ask of his glasses. He sighed a bit, about to speak up, when the other did. He had reached over to take Solaris from him, and Akira’s eyes caught the sight of the lines without having to look directly at them. Now was not the time to be messing with that though, the other telling the other what he had told him before as well. He let it slide, he could idle chat with people later, if the other really wanted to know of his glasses.
When Solaris was laid down, he moved more to his side. He took a breath, and closed his eyes. He had already established a base link by looking into his eyes before. Now it was a matter of trying to dive a bit deeper. “Thank you” he said, though it might have seemed a tad out of place. He was thanking the other for helping him to carry the male into this place. He did not push about the lines, it was not his business, and he frankly did not care. He focused, once more feeling a darkness surround him. His eyes opened in his mind, but not in reality.
He could see himself, like Solaris had, in the black place that looked like the negative of a photograph at times. Little specks of light around that looked like stars. Looking down to the body, he wondered why the other was thinking of this. He had seen him before, as a physical being in his mind. Now however, he was not in the room with them. Where could he have gone? He sighed, beginning to move himself towards the door, while his body remained in the physical realm. After all, this was a projection of this other man’s mind, so this was what he was seeing, what he was hearing and such.
It seemed he could view the physical realm, even while he was out. His mind was very much active indeed. Glancing out the door, he looked down the hall for a moment. He sighed slightly, reaching up to take his glasses off in this mental realm. A person’s mind was their own, usually they were the master of it, and could decide the laws and reality of it. However, Akira’s mind and powers allowed him to in a sense, step outside the laws of another’s mind most of the time. It had taken hard training for him to get here, as good as he was.
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