A little bit training doesn't hurt

He wasn't having a good day. Actually, night, to be correct. His pillow had somehow become the most uncomfortable thing in the world and his back was aching as if he was lying in rocks instead of a mattress. The clock's ticking noise in his room did not help much either. He had to get rid of that clock. Seriously. His eyes shot open and he gave up on sleeping. The annoying clock pointed its hands at exactly half past six. Damn that was early. As early as it was though, the birds outside seemed to be having a party of sorts. "Fine, Fine, I get it!" In seconds he was up and rustling his hair, after forcefully throwing his pillow at the room's window, scaring the singing birds away.

And thus, another day was about to start; a bad one according to Bel. Apparently, his clothes had somehow hidden themselves in the deepest part of the closet. How that had even come to be was a mystery and the boy would not question it more. It took him half an hour to get ready for this new, awful day, and when he was finally done, a very, very depressing question hit him; what was he going to do today? He definitely was not in the mood to deal with any of the MEA brats. And if he tried to get out of the headquarters, trouble would probably find him like it always had. He found himself leaving a long and dreadful sigh, destroying the silence that had taken over the room.

After some minutes of mental debate, Bel decided it was better to walk around the headquarters instead of standing still in one place for the rest of this boring day. His steps quickly brought to a quite unfamiliar place. He had seen people going in and out of the training area, but he never had actually entered it himself. He always preferred to train outside, in open places where an actual fight might take place in the future. The door was open though, and as a normal human being, the urge to get inside overtook his body and his feet moved curiously, making him walk inside.

He soon found out he was not alone. A girl around his age seemed to be training her elemental powers. A girl he had never seen before. An attractive girl. There we go again. Narrowing his eye lids and putting on a charming smile, he approached her slowly. "Ohoo... What do we have here?" He kept his distance in case of any unannounced fire balls, but still maintained his flirty stature. He just couldn't help it. Flirting for him was like drinking water. It was necessary.