°•The Fox's Anger•°

Edward said, "Blaze. You will be teaching Kole first." The tips of Blaze's ears lit on fire and he shouted, "Why me!? Why not zen bear over here!?" Forest said, "I have a name you know." Edward sighed and said, "Because he needs to learn how to control fire so he won't cause one like his mother did." Blaze said, "Wait what!? Hell no! I am not teaching the spawn of the devil's son!"

Forest went to calm Blaze down, and Lark said, "I'll teach him how to use water so Blaze can mentally prepare himself." Edward slanmed his head on a marble pedestal and shouted, "No! Blaze go and teach Kole how to use fire!" Blaze's eyes looked like fire when he said, "Fine! I'll teach the little shit how to use fire!"

He stormed off and said, "Get your ass over here Kole!" Kole didn't want Blaze to get more angry than he already is, so he quickly followed Blaze to another room.

In the room was a giant ball and next to it was a small volcano. The rest of the room had fire extinguishers and blowtorches piled onto every table. The walls were white with black flame marks all over them. Kole said, "This room looks cool." The fire on the tips of Blaze's ears quickly went out and he said, "Uhh... thanks..."

Kole sat down and Blaze said, "Before we use fire, you have to understand fire." Kole nodded and Blaze said, "Wow. You're quieter than any other student I've had. Anyway, fire is dangerous, but it is also life. You have to use it wisely." Kole said, "Understood."

Blaze threw the ruler he was using in the volcano and said, "Alright school's over." Then he walked out. Kole's jaw dropped and he walked outside after Blaze. Edward threw the pedestal at Blaze, but it hit the wall above the fire room's door. Edward said, "Teach him how to USE fire." "Fine." Blaze groaned. Then he turned around and pushed Kole back into the classroom.

Blaze sighed and his ears lit up again. He said, "Ok, let's get this straight... fire is an element you have to use through anger or courage. Get it?" Kole said, "Yup." Blaze grabbed a bucket with his mouth, and mumbled, "Put your paws in this bucket, and tell me what you feel."

Kole walked over to the bucket and put his right paw into it. Kole said, "I feel... a ball?" Blaze said, "Wow. You understand how to feel fire pretty quickly. Do you have any experiences with fire?" Kole looked back into his memories and he remembered something he hadn't a long time ago.

He saw his stepfather in his burning past home. He was trapped with Kole. Kole moved fire out of the way so his stepfather can get out of the house. Kole's stepfather turned around and Kole's mind went black.

Kole said, "I... I've moved fire before..." Blaze said, "Wait really? Can you do it again?" Blaze moved the bucket away from Kole and he lit it on fire. Blaze placed it down, and waited impatiently. Kole looked at the fire and he remembered what happened that time once again.

Kole closed his eyes, and with his right paw, he moved the fire into the air. When he opened his eyes, he saw Blaze the happiest he's ever been.

"OH MY GOD! You can move fire already!? Not bad. Maybe you'll be better that I am." Kole said, "Really? Thank you!" The fire on Blaze's ears turned blue and he shouted, "Did I just say that!? FUCK YOU EDWARD! YOU SET ME UP!"

For the next few hours, Blaze has been teaching Kole how to use and create fire. When they were done, Blaze stomped out very angrily and said, "You tried to give me anger management!" Kole stepped out and Mr. Nafario said, "Oh good! Did you learn how to use fire?" And as quickly as Mr. Nafario said that, Kole lit his ears on fire. Everyone clapped except for Blaze, who was still yelling at Edward.

Mr. Nafario said, "You can go back home now Kole. Have a nice rest of the day!" Kole said, "You too Mr. Nafario! Bye!" Then Kole ran out of the Old Plains to the normal world. Blaze sighed and said, "Did you know he could move fire before I taught him too?" Edward stood up and said, "What?" Forest said, "That's not possible! Any fire user has to be taught under you!" Blaze said, "Kole... now that I say it again... I think I remember teaching someone named Kole..."