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"Oh hey....you." Kye fumbled around for her name for a bit, only to realize that he was never informed of it. He looked around, seeing no one, then said, "What did he want with you? I thought Elementals were neutral?"

Demyx waited until he was sure Alice had gone far away from him before sliding out of the chair and leaving the room himself.
"Tell Briarrose of her new job. If she complaines, remind her that she owes me." He nodded to the lesser-ranking elemental respectfuly. "Oh, and tell no one to bother me tonight. I will be busy." Indeed he would be, for tonight was the night he had choosen to "spill" his powers. Every once in a while it was necessary he do this as a way to let out the acumulation of power.
The man nodded to Demyx as he made his way out the door, following the emptying hallway out onto the courtyard. Darkness had fallen, embracing the world like a blanket smothering out fire. He breathed in the cool air and sighed. The wonderful anticipation of a release, of a light in the dark, filled him with excitement. He hurried into the woods, traveling deeper and deeper until he was sure he was free from any peering eyes of the school.
And then he stoped, throwing his hands into the sky as if worshiping the moon. Molten fire leaked from his fingertips, pouring like blood from his heated veins, dripping onto his face and curling down his neck and chest. He had shed his shirt so as to feel every bit of the fire that was his creation.
Hot coals seered the ground beneath his feet, harbouring tiny flames that suddenly roared to life, licking at the air hungerly as they grew into towering figures like dragons in the sky. He laughed, the sound piercing the night and taking on a life of its own.
And then everything was gone, accept for the smell of a fire that once was, and the blackened ground that had been born from it. Even the ashes were swept away by the wind, leaving Demyx alone on the ground, sweating from the effort but not the heat, and lacking any burns. His smlie was broad as his chest heaved, signaling that his body had had all that it could take for one day.
Demyx closed his eyes and folded his arms under his head like a pillow, letting the cool wind calm him before he would have to return. This was his peace, his serenity.

"We know about you 'cause we've done research," Syvra said with a bored tone. "And no thanks. We've got people to track and food to hunt." And with a wink, both twins leapt up into the beams of the darkened hall and were gone.

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Syvra looked down from the black ceiling, watching the little girl, her eyes glowing with a feral light in the darkness. She's interesting, she thought, better keep an eye on her. If she's who I think she is, Cora might want to talk to her.

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Cora was taking a cool walk in the woods. She sometimes tired of people, and she was hungry. Suddenly, the woods a ways away lit up w/ light. Her eyes questioning, Cora headed in that direction, intent on finding out what it was.

Alice seeing his lack of knowledge of her name informed him. "I'm Alice, and after you and Noelle went inside...I was...attacked by lupines. He just wanted to make sure I was alright." She said. Despite herself she didn't tell him the "almost killed them" part. "And yes, elementals are neutral, or at least most are. Now days, it's hard to say...the war has effected so many people."

Robin walked back into her room. She had this weird feeling......nevermind. She told herself, just kind of zoned out for a minute. She suddenly remembered the girl she had scared, and immediatley felt rather guilty, she couldn't really control her emotions, when she was angry, something happened, something unpleasant usually. When she was upset or else, just brooding over something, the air around her took on a gloomy feel. Right now, she felt guilty, what would happen because of that...? She would have to learn to control herself. To restrain herself at least, and learn to keep out of trouble. And maybe avoid the more busy and crowded places as well. She, as mentioned, was a solitary kind of person, and noise and things made her.........well, she prefered the quieter places. Robin set her books down on her desk befor esitting down on her bed, staring at the opposite wall. "This is going to be a weird term at school," she muttered, "really weird. Like, twisted or something, just plain strange here, I seem to be picked on more here than in England. Doesn't matter, but it does get annoying." She blinked, talking to herself again, since she had no friends, she often spoke to herself, or to her glass firgures, or the gargoyles and sculptures she made herself. Yes, actually, she did have friends in England, loyal ones, but very few. Maybe she had few friends because she selected her friends carefully but anyway, her glass figures and sculptures and gargoyles were faithful friends as well, she could trust them.

"Ok well hope to see you around". Kyle watched as they jumped onto the beams thinking. Wow they would be great in the high jump

Alice's mouth dropped open. Well well, even the Vegnun clan leader's son thinks this war was stupid. She thought. Then her shocked expression turned into a smile. "Your secret is safe with me....." Then her smile faded... Had he not noticed she was a Spirit elemental? She had healed herself in his presence...or did he just not understand others reactions to her? "The reason they attacked me is because I am a spirit elemental...they think I am a freak and shouldn't exist." Alice finished, looking down at her new gloves. She sat there and waited for his agreement with her attackers. For him to push her away in disgust. There was a short silence, they had stopped walking...finally he spoke.

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Alice smiled again. He truly wasn't like the others. "Your not at all like the other Vegnun clan members I have run into...your ...kinder." she said, looking up at him. Her mind buzzing with a million things she wanted to ask him about his views, for he was the only one she had met so far with such similar Ideals. But she still hadn't recovered from her little tantrum back outside, not to mention she hadn't eaten all day, she swayed where she stood. The world seemed to take a weird turn. She gasped and slumped against the wall for support. "Ugh..." She groaned as her arm hit the wall, even though it had healed it still hurt a little.