Gabriel also moves a lot of things a lot of places, but metal ones instead of water. Little ones. He's no use for, say, moving cargo. He'd probably make a great assassin, though. His range is much better than his carrying capacity. Luckily he has less than zero interest in that sort of thing.

And Aleixo shows off his lightning. At low voltages he has pretty good control of it - he can use it to charge a phone, carefully, if he wants to spend an hour doing that. Once his output gets too high the lightning starts going where it wants more than where he directs it, so he declines to show this off. 

And once they're done, can they find the Solano triplets anywhere?

The place was quite busy so people were politely incentivized to leave so the staff didn't need to worry about keeping eye on extra people.

What, really? Well that sucks. And they didn't stick around somewhere nearby? Not that he'd blame them for not hanging around waiting for some people they'd only met that day.

At least not anywhere in the public accessible parts of this institution.

Damn. They really should have traded numbers while they had the chance. 

"Maybe we'll run into them again some time," Angél suggests. 

"Unlikely," Gabriel comments. "We might live half-way across the country from them, for all we know. It's too bad - I was going to introduce them to Bia. Felix mentioned they wanted to work with someone with a bio-gift on medicine - and immortality." 

"Really?" Leco asks. "That's ambitious - the second one, anyway." 

"It is," Gabriel says, smiling. 

"You like him!" Angél says, delighted. 

"Maybe," is all he says in return. "Let's get going - grandfather is expecting us to be back at the hotel in an hour. We wouldn't want to be late."