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Georgia Du Phane's Office, with smokey looking windows and an intimidating desk. The walls are white and along one side are a row of chairs, one chair sits in front of the desk while a large red one sits behind it. A clock ticks on the wall and there are two doors. One leading in from the main office and one leading in from the attendance office. Hopefully you'll never need to come in here.

Georgia entered her office with a silent demeanor and straight face. Sitting in her chair was Ninotchka, holding within her hands a tool of sorts, it was metal with claws and teeth but it did not seem a creature. It was, instead, the latest technology in reading power levels and controlling them as well.
Behind Georgia was Zack, still without his emotions which she had so carefully severed. When both Zack and Georgia were in the room, the doors all shut, as did the windows, locked and large metal sheets came over then before a force field of magic fell.
Ninotchka stood, a wicked grin on her face. She wasn't sorry to have to teach the boy a lesson or two. He was such that he rather annoyed her, undoing much of the work she'd do and constantly grating her nerves with his abrasive personality.
"Now Zack. You understand why your here correct?" Georgia asked with the raise of one of her brows as she shoved a chair at him and walked around him with her hands then behind her back, "I'm going to give you your emotions back now, it'll make this whole ordeal so much more...." Georgia trailed off as she rounded back on him and touched one finger to his forehead, her lips moving but no sound coming from them while her eyes rolled back to show the whites: repairing a broken bond was dreadfully much harder then breaking it in the first place. Far more painful as well. Soon, however, she was done and took a seat behind her desk, where she stared at Zack while Ninotchka moved into a corner.
"It's time you act your age," She mused as she clicked her fingers together, "If you want us to play psychologist with you that's fine, but know this you're so close. So very, very close. To what exactly? To having your powers erased by the council. You'd have to start all over with your training. Not a bad thing I know... I can taste the energy can't you? Its welling up in this room, making the air thick... Drip... It makes me want to help them..." The edge of her mouth twitched, "It makes me want to rip open the void they've opened, the void so carefully hidden beside you where you will not dare to look. I need to taste that power after I bloody those frail threads... But I can wait, and you can not. If we don't sort you out now, you're powers will be taken in a most dreadfully painful way. Imagine... Imagine having your skin flayed inch by inch while the muscle beneath it is cut into strings then braided and used in aiding to break every bone in your body.... You see correct? The pain you feel in that process of strange power, is ten fold that pain at best." Georgia paused and waited from response from the boy.

"Dear boy, you misunderstand your ignorance is not the problem. Your pride is as is your emotions. Just as you do not know my past, I do not know yours-nor do I particularly care. My warning was rather simple: learn to control your emotions. Pride of course is another problem of yours, pride and ignorance, I rather enjoy learning about your kind through the whispering web that is the school. I cannot understand your pain, nor your need to find love, I simply do not care to find out of that either. But what I would care to know is why you wear a back armor which does nothing to aide you, instead hurts you when you show helpful emotion, and sits when you're raging. Your odd range of emotions and the shifting winds of your mind are odd as well, but I will stand for them-for now at least," Georgia responded, as she moved to pick up a picture, "I have seen the death of too many students in my brief years at this school- While I may not care for answers. I'd prefer for no more students to die."

"We have but one thing left to do, but I will not force you to do it unless you feel its necessary," Georgia began, as Ninotchka stepped forward from the corner, "In my fellow staff members hands is a stabilizer. It's designed to hook onto the spine, when the wearer is showing a slippage of control it releases powerful drugs directly into the nerves affiliated with a persons powers-causing the powers to be temporarily shutdown. That failing it pinches the nerves of the wearer and causes them to faint. Should that fail, it will simply cause pain which in most cases will bring the wearer back to their right mind. As well, it will cover much of your back like your 'armor' did. We will not force you to wear it, but perhaps it will help with your emotion driven power fits. If you'd like us to put it on you, then you may stay. Should you like to have a spell to think about it, then you may stay or leave if you'd like-just say so. Should you choose not to wear it, then you may leave we shan't prevent you. Do you have a response?"

"Then we shall begin the process of putting it on, it's not a very hard process but it can be painful," Georgia said before realizing something, "Oh dear! I've forgotten to reconnect one of the links, hmm... well.... No matter, I shall do that after this as it will make it easier. Ninotchka if you will?"
Ninotchka stepped up the desk and put the little machine down before helping Georgia secure Zack with a set of leather straps.
"I don't even want to know where you got these, or why you have them Ninotchka: but they have come in handy... Don't be alarmed, the straps are mainly to help keep you from moving while we attach the mechanism. Over time your body will grow used to it being on, and it will even adapt to when you've taken it off, but the first time is the most painful and dangerous. Hence the straps," Georgia told him as she pulled one tight before grabbing the machine from the table and handing it to Ninotchka.
"Like times," Ninotchka growled as she opened the pincers and searched for the correct place on Zack's back, having found it she quickly drove it in just deep enough for the pincers to find the vertebrae and latch in, then she took the tail and opened its pincers before inserting it down further on his back, "Doon."
"Good then. How are you feeling Zack? We've got only one more thing to do, then you may head back to class," Georgia said as she brandished a finger, "And I don't think you'll want to leave here without it being done."

"It's more of an accident. I sort of forgot to reconnect the links allowing you to use your powers: but I did remember in time. However if I hadn't well... The consequences would've been horrid," Georgia replied as Ninotchka unstrapped him and she tapped his forehead, her eyes rolling back a bit, "Done. You may leave and head back to class at any time. As well, your allowed back into Raine's at any time now."

Georgia took a seat behind her desk and folded her hands before her. Ninotchka took a place before her and looked at her with his expectation.
"Not find, ten I leave," She finally said, breaking the long silence between the two, Georgia rose an eyebrow to this.
"Oh, but dear, you don't know a thing about travel-you haven't been out of the town for years," Georgia replied rather calmly, "Don't you remember? Do you think I should have someone escort you? They'll know. And they'll-he'll-know about the blood binding. No flaws, remember, that's what it means to be of the blood of Du Phane: flawless. Darwin, Willow: they didn't live up to that as much as it pains me to say. Willow knew it, but it was of no problem until she was alone- then only when they saw her other 'flaw'. The same 'flaw' Darwin exhibited. They know who-what-you are, they don't know about the binding. If he knows, he'll kill you: which is why you can't leave now, you're too weak too easily spotted. Wait."
"Tired vait! No kare if I dies too! Beter ten captive!" Ninotchka spat rather angrily as she slammed her fist into the desk, leaving an impression about two inches into it in the shape of her fist, "I dies to find love: ick fine vit me."
With that parting note Ninotchka exited, a few more weeks-perhaps a year more-of teaching and she'd leave. She wasn't sure where she'd go, even what she was looking for or how she'd know. But she was sure it was time to walk on her own feet, without her parents, without Yuri, without Willow, without the school's protection, without the organization: and without fear and pain. For Ninotchka it was more then finding Willow's opposite, it was her life and her future at stake. Though she had Darwin and Willow's blood in her veins she was human.

"Yes, of course Feo," Georgia replied as she regained her composure and unfolded her hands to search around in the drawer in her desk, she came back up with a stapled set of papers in her hand, "Just fill this out and return it, if you pass we'll give you you're license."
She handed Feo the set of papers.

((OOC: I'm sending you the actual test right now, just fill it out and pm it back then role-play your character coming back and handing it in. Then I'll role-play either failing you or giving you you're student license. Kay?))