Pheina was a little confused, not knowing where her friends had vanished to, causing her to be a bit upset and scared. Finally spotting Kyle, she flew over to him, accidentally crashing into him after misjudging the distance. "Kyle! I was so worried when you and Luna vanished I thought you left me forever!" She whined, a slight drizzle had started outside.

"Well, whadya know? You actually make a pretty decent fist, pipsqueak!" Kerri smirked in that half-cocked way of his and for a brief moment his eyes showed how impressed he was. The moment was gone just as quickly as it had arrived as he flicked his sister's temple. "You should observe Pipsqueak, Dani. She got her fists right the first try."
Danielle blushed in embarrassment. "That's not funny, Kerri...!"
"It's funny for me," Kerri smirked before his "game on" face took over as he stood in front of the teenagers. He got into his fighting stance, definitely more at ease with it than the girls before him. He briefly felt a change in temperature, his silver eyes flicking over to view a rather interesting woman glancing at him before her attention went elsewhere and his back on the two before him.
"The most important thing to remember is that your power comes from your legs," Kerri instructed, his right foot slightly raised off the ground for added motion, "Especially you two. Females naturally have more power in the legs and hips. If you don't have it now, don't sweat it. Hard work will get you there in no time." His hands braced by his head as he punched slowly, his back leg pivoting to put power into it if he wanted to.
"See how my leg is assisting? If you just punch without it," Kerri explained, his hand swinging out and seeming rather weak, "You don't have nearly as much drive behind it. Now you two try."

An apparition appeared next to Ina. It isn't wise to startle one with a weapon.

This happened:

The surprise caused Ina to react.
Her tail whipped around Ina's body to defend herself.
The metal staff rotated as she turned her body around to face the ghost.
The staff hit the ghost on her collarbone when she was still solid.

"Oh, are you all right?" Ina asked her only out of courtesy.

Whether it was an accident or not, we may never know.

He heard more than saw the accident that had transpired. He wouldn't be surprised if bone crunched beneath the impact but then again, that would have been under ordinary circumstances. Most of the people here were anything but, so the person who had received such a heavy blow should be fine. Rhetorically speaking.
Silver eyes briefly left their place in observing Danielle and Aris to check on what had just happened. Not like he was going to go over there and save the day. Nope. He would let some other chum do that.

Kyle chuckled. The drizzle... Was it because of Pheina? The people around him in this school were so impossibly interesting. And hearing that confession from Luna? ... Kyle still didn't know what to think of it. Should he? Kyle banished the thought. Demons were demons because they didn't understand love, because they hated it. That was how humans and angels fell, but Kyle didn't feel that way. Not nessacarily, anyways.

"Hey Pheina. Did you find a weapon?" Kyle asked. "I got twin knives." He said, smiling cheekily. "I feel like an assassin." Kyle twirled them around his wrist, only for one to drop. He bent down to pick it up. "A clumsy one, that is."

(I'm assuming the lightning is coming out of the tip of the sword?)
Ash blocked each strike easily, the lightning hitting his sword. "Not bad," He mused. She must've had a considerable amount of experience wielding her powers.

Now, Zoe wasn't the smartest of people. So she wasn't at all expecting the Ice Queen to literally clobber her with a staff, Zoe fell back a few steps, curling in on herself, groaning in pain as she slowly lifted a hand to touch the bruise that was forming. The pain wasn't that bad all thing considered, but the pure shock of being hit caused Zoe to start to panic.

Her faintly glowing eyes dulled over.

Repressed memories of a past she wished to forget bubbled to the surface.

The room suddenly felt suffocatingly small.

Zoe cursed herself for being to flucking angsty.

"I- uh- sorry." Was all Zoe could sputter out between panicked breaths, before she completely disappeared.

"I haven't used it much, but you pretty much just swing it around. You can use the end without the blade as well, for impact and stuff. Once you're used to it you can spin while swinging it, and that helps put more force into it." He said, demonstrating the spinning swing with an imaginary scythe.

Zane quit practicing with the dagger and made the illusion of a target go away.

(Can you please stop pinging me?)