_gallifrog_
Symbolic Animal of Gallifrey
There was a serious kick to the boots, and to only feel the force on his feet was disconcerting at first. The feet controls were far more sensitive than he first expected, which made sense given the tight turns he'd seen the others executing earlier. Balence was easy enough once he learned to ignore the signals coming from his feet saying that he was about to fall over. Like Fia he followed Cliff's advice, she'd never led them wrong before and knew that if it came to advice medical or general, Cliff was well worth listening to. Once he got the hang of it, John started trying out tighter and tighter spiral turns. The rocket boots seemed to give elegance to whoever used them, and John was no exception.
"I'd hesitate a guess and say it doesn't feel like a baby kicking does, I know what that one feels like, and it's a different sensation." More accurately Renee had described what it felt like for her, and it didn't fit Kay's description. "Can you describe anything about these flashes?" He asked. "It might help one of us make some kind of coherant thoughts about it. And I didn't see the stuff from the last time, I was on watch duty." It was an old habit, Elliott's abilities had become volatile after the trauma, so they always had one person not in the MindWalk who could be used to break the link if needed. "And if you can't describe it, we can always get Elliott to see what he can do."
"I'd hesitate a guess and say it doesn't feel like a baby kicking does, I know what that one feels like, and it's a different sensation." More accurately Renee had described what it felt like for her, and it didn't fit Kay's description. "Can you describe anything about these flashes?" He asked. "It might help one of us make some kind of coherant thoughts about it. And I didn't see the stuff from the last time, I was on watch duty." It was an old habit, Elliott's abilities had become volatile after the trauma, so they always had one person not in the MindWalk who could be used to break the link if needed. "And if you can't describe it, we can always get Elliott to see what he can do."