Ada followed him inside of the cozy little chamber before she chuckled softly. "Oh teacher, if I didn't know any better, I'd say the only reason you brought me in here was to sleep with me." The red vixen laughed softly before her paw softly stroked his cheek. "So Kyo, are you ready to show off that surprise of yours, hmmm?"
Murring lightly from the gentle stroking again, Kyosan chuckled, before nodding. "I'm ready, though give me a second." He chuckled, before then stepping to a side and closing his eyes. From the side of the wall, a single sword came floating over to him- before then resting in front of him. As he moved his claw, the blade jabbed forward along with his claw, before then returning to it's normal position. With a slight flick of his wrist, the blade turned around, before then floating back to it's original position back against the wall. "There's something I guess you could learn."
"Ah, telekinesis. I already know a little about it. You might of seen me demonstrate it when I summoned that towel." Ada then thought for a moment, "I don't think I've ever done anything heavy like a sword before. Is there any advice you can give before I attempt it."
"Well, let's see..." Kyosan paused, before walking slowly behind Ada as a precaution, smiling as he took his own claw and grasped her wrist softly. "...You know how you do your telekinesis, right? Well, picture that the sword is a part of you, an additional part to your body. Try and will yourself to imagine it's another limb, another segment of your body that you can control just with the slight flick of your wrist, or bending your arm. It takes a little getting used to, but after you learn how to use it- anything becomes a weapon."
Ada nodded before she closed her eyes and tried using the power of her mind on the sword. The blade started to shift slightly before it slowly arose from the table. "I can feel it..."
"Hey, I got the treasure, master!" cried Crimson as he entered the room, "What's up?" He then ducked quickly as the blade sailed over his head.
Ada then looked crossly at her brother, "I was in the middle of training and you broke my concentration. Don't you ever knock?"
Crimson meanwhile was shaking a bit from the near death experience. "You just threw a sword at me."
The vixen sighed a little before telling them, "Sorry, I'll try harder next time. I suppose I still need training."
"Well, like I said, that one is a more complicated skill then some of the ones I still have to teach. It takes a while before you can do it without concentrating." Kyosan smiled softly- feeling proud since his decision to stand behind her seemed a more wise one then Crimson's position, before facing the fox. "Good job, now we just need to practice. Maybe after all, you might be able to pick something up, pet."
"Right, practice makes perfect and all that junk." Ada nodded softly before she tried again, closing her eyes before the sword started to float back slowly. "Yes, here we go, I think I'm started to get used to moving heavier objects."
"Just don't throw it at me this time, huh." Crimson stood behind Ada as well, trying to avoid any psychic blunders.
The sword started to shake a bit midair as Ada's anger flared up a bit. "I won't..." She imagined that her paw was holding the blade as she caused it to twirl and thrust in the air with only her mind. "How am I doing, teacher?"
"Well, I must say, considering you're already doing that- that's quite impressive. You do realise that sword is actually much heavier to hold in a hand then it does by telekinesis, right?" Kyosan smiled, giving a slight wag of his tail as he went around slowly from Ada's back, over to the sword before grasping it and lowering it down so that it almost touched the floor. "Try actually holding it, instead of with your mind. You'll be surprised how much you're actually lifting-" He chuckled, before then looking to Crimson.
"And pet, I'm hoping I can teach you something too. Something much more simpler then this, though, that's for sure." The brown-haired dragon seemed to laugh.
Ada then tried to lift the sword, finding that she was having trouble as she finally managed to raise it with both arms. "Ah, you're right. It was definitely easier to move with my mind." She then softly set it down before she looked over to Kyo and Crimson and chuckled. "I'm not sure that's possible. Technically, we're step-siblings and my father had some magical blood, his father did not."
Crimson got excited anyways about learning something as he told Kyo, "Well, there's plenty of stuff I can learn without magic. Like...uh...well, maybe alchemy, if you know it. I know a good bit about science from our town's chemist."
"Well, that's what I meant. Magic doesn't always have to be about fire, and lifting things. It can be about creation, and medicine too. Or even just a little bit of luck." He chuckled, before then folding his arms. "I've learnt my fair share of both magic and alchemy, though many have usually commented the same thing when I try alchemy- 'manly synthesis'..."