"Concentrate..."
 West couldn’t help but chuckle again; he was really happy to see that Ash was finally starting to believe in herself, or at least that’s what he assumed he could see in her eyes, a determination melded with anger and strength, that which had always been there but was suddenly coming to the surface. He stepped out from behind the punching bag and rested a large hand to it. ”Well you don’t exactly have so much muscle in the future, either.” West said, smiling a little. "I mean you have more than you do now, yeah, but it’s not your arm muscle that’s impressive. You can fight like some G.I. Joe, that’s for definite, but you’re even better with your words." He shrugged his shoulders, coming to stand by Ash’s side and looking down at her. "Suppose words aren’t going to keep you safe up against soldiers with guns though, so, I’ll tell you two things about how you become Superwoman." He lifted his fingers, "One, your fire. And two?" Weston paused, and all of a sudden his expression had dropped. "Tragedy."
She watched the boy with a grim expression on her face, nodding imperceptibly. Â She had known that would help her strength, but she wasn't really keen on focusing on that just yet. Â "Yeah, I figured, but I'm not exactly a stranger to that am I?" Â She walked up to Weston, putting her hand on his gently. Â She kept it there for a second before putting a smile back on her face and poking his cheek gently. Â "So... does that mean I get to abandon the punching bag if I'm spectacular at guns then?" Â She grinned slightly at him, forcing the emotions she didn't want to engage with down, before turning away and flipping her hair. Â "Also I'm not surprised I'm fab with words. Â I bet I just appear in front of people and they all bow down to me I'm so bloody awesome."











