Height is the one for me (private)

"What's the point of a challenge if I can't participate?" Lee pointed out, making Elijah blush a bit. "I dunno. Sorry, wasn't thinkin'. Anyways, shall we head there now, Climber girl?" He asked, smiling slightly, letting the levitating ball fly once more before slipping it back into his pocket. He smiled at Lee, awaiting an answer. He made some more stuff out of screws silently, like tiny robots who started flying around. The robot fell to the ground, and Elijah picked it up, polishing it with his shirt.

"You'd better run fast then, barbecue guy." Lee said and Elijah grinned, and started to run with her, the wind blowing through his sweaty hair. He jumped over some logs lying around in the forest, almost flying through the ari with his lightweight of 60kg. He was quite tall, but still very thin, and only his arms and legs where a bit muscular. He smiled and stuck out his tongue to Lee. "C'mon then, Climber girl."

"Alright, student. Rule number one of forbidden climbing: being a ninja. Quiet, quick, efficient. Therefore, we're gonna climb on the side that faces the forest, otherwise we'll be spotted too easily." Lee said, and Elijah grinned, nodding with his hands on his hips. "Ready?" Lee asked, and Elijah just smiled. "Yerp." he said, putting his hands into small crack in the marble marterial.

"Get it on, Frodo!" Lee called from above him, and he started climbing faster, putting his feet on marble statues heads, and basically saying sorry everytime he did that, but he carried on climbing, and felt his fear kick in again, as he looke down. They weren't even halfway yet, but he was already feeling his heartbeat raise, but he smiled reassuringly at Lee.

Elijah finally arrived at the top, his breath husky and shallow, his heartbeat racing. He gasped. It was definetely nice up here, but he still felt scared. Naturally. He sat next to Lee, trying to muster a short smile. "Quite nice up 'ere, I guess." He said, smiling still, his hands accidentally finding their halt on Lee's. He quickly pulled them away, a blush creeping of onto his pale face, his curls blowing in the wind. "Oh gosh, I'm sorry. Accident." he said, nervously scratching his neck.

Elijah watched as Lee made a coke bomb and threw it at some kids who instantly screamed and groaned as their armor got soaked with the fizzy brown liquid, that stuck quite easily to fabric and metals. Elijah grinned madly, and held out his hand for a fist-bump. "Dude, that was amazing." He said, still looking wide eyed at the girl.

Elijah smiled at Lee as she started to climb down, but the fear was still making him feel weary and dizzy. He began climbing down aswell, and his heart was racing like usually when he climbed something. He was indeed good at climbing, but the fear of heights made the skill balance out. Elijah landed on the ground sometime after Lee, and began walking away from the arena, then speeding up a bit, hearing the shouts from the other kids in the arena. Had they noticed him? Probably. Elijah ran quicker, jumping over logs, sometimes even pushing himself towards a tree, then pushing the tree away from him, making him surge forward in an odd yet speedy way. Once he was back at the beginning of the Amphitheater, he sat down on the rows of wooden banks upfront, and popped open a bottle of water he had left at the Amphitheater. He drank, the cold water trickling down his throat, and cooling him down a bit.

Elijah was smiling as he saw Lee, then he heard her say some exclamations. He stood up, frowning. "I'm sorry." He murmered. "I thought...I mean.." He shrugged and looked down. "Want some water?" He asked, handing the bottle to Lee softly. He never really said sorry, he would usually just shrug it off and leave the moment behind him. So why was he saying sorry now? He settled down for the thought of exhaustion, maybe that was why.

"I was just worried you had gotten caught." Lee said, and Elijah smiled. "Kay." He said and took the water back. "Do you ever feel like...like somehow this place is just too amazing to be actually real?"
He took another sip of the water, then usuing the small round green lid to close it. He fiddled with some more, screws, whistling as he did so. He created a butterfly, and it soared around almost flawlessly. It was impressive for only a minute of work. He clicked a button on the back of it's head, and it stopped flying, and plummeted into Elijah's calloused hands. He handed it to Lee. "There. Take it." He said and smiled slightly.