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Atrum looked over, not expecting a second person to come after the first. Seeing the girl crouched on the oak tree, Atrum was sure to have his hair covering his eyes. He didn't need another person seeing his discolored eye. But when he noticed she was crouched in the shade of a taller branch, he noticed he couldn't see her face.
The boy on an off train of though wished he could see her face clearer and the light around them seemed to intensify, making the shadows from the tree seem to dissapear.
Atrum bit his lip, gulping at the bit of power he had just shown. He didn't mean to be so clumsy with his powers, the just sometimes showed up without warning. "Thank you, b-but I should be going." Atrum cringed and pulled his hood over his head with his good arm, and them clutched it to himself, walking in the direction out of the forest.
He trusted people, the two behind him seemed hamless. But he didn't trust himself, and now that they might know about his element, they probably shouldn't be around him. They might end up like his father.

Atrum jumped when he heard a voice, but calmed down when he saw the taller teen land in front of him. "Nothing. I'm going back into town." The boy smiled, but was careful to keep his eyes hidden behind his bangs and hood.
"Where are you coming from?" Atrum tried to stay perky, even though his arm hurt. "If you're going into town, you wouldn't mind coming with me right?" The light boy wanted company, he really did. But he didn't want anyone hurt because of him.
Atrum didn't notice that he looked up enough for the tall teen to catch sight of his eye color. He was just trying to get a beter look at the person he was talking to. "I have some stuff to pick up before I head out to the next town."

((I forgot to look on this rp until I got some pms from people wanting to join sweatdrop ))

Atrum stepped back, seeing something fly in his direction. It ziiped by and hit the tree behind him. Slightly panicked, the boy turned around to see what it was , the arrow had zipped right between he and the older teen he was talking to. They wern't standing too close, but it was still to much for comfort.
The light boy was about to leave when the person who shot the arrow in the first place came and put it back into his quiver. 'Which means it wasn't a hunter and it wasn't an attack on my life.' Calming down considerably, Atrum noticed the leaf that sat on the forest floor, the person must've been aiming for it.
"Your an archer too?" Atrum looked up at Oropher, impressed by his accuracy even if he had missed. His weapon was rarely used, but he wasn't bad with a bow and arrow.

"Ah, well. Nice miss I guess." James stated, a bit aggravated that his conversation with what he believed to be the light boy, had been interrupted. Then he saw the ball of darkness, hmmmm, three power kids in one place, this is going to radiate power to the hunters out there, but... he paused time for a brief second just long enough to move to behind the tree that had been fired at and then he let time continue.
He moved out from behind the tree, with a proud look on his face. "I believe we now understand who each other are, yes? You my friend," he turned to atrum, " will have more than one person accompany you."

As Leila watched the boy go off on his own, she couldn't help but still be slightly transfixed by his eye. She knew deep down that he was a light element. She looked to the girl next to her, the one who she had said hello to earlier that morning. She then continued on her way, only to see the boy again. This time though, Leila saw two other men with him. When she saw the orb of darkness in one boys hand, she immediately ran over to them.

'Finally, other people who I know are elementals!' Leila thought to herself as she ran over to the three male figures. "Are all three of you gifted with elemental powers?" She asked, short of breath and hoping that she hadn't imagined seeing the orb of darkness in the one boy's hand.

((@[ Morph ]: I understand what you mean, I've been fairly busy as well ever since school started again, lol.))

Lonesome left the bar in a bad mood, yet another dead end. He decided to get out of this city it was slowly but surely getting on his nerves. Making it to the inn he walked up to his room and packed up. Then he noticed his freshly clean clothes and stuffed them in his pack as well. Lonesome walked down and saw the barkeep cleaning a table. "I'm out of here Master barkeep. Thank you for allowing me to stay." The man looked at him and nodded saying,"Your welcome sir, you're welcome here anytime....with money of course." he said the last bit with a grin.

Lonesome walked back out into the sun and started to feel a bit better. He checked his pack and sword one more time before heading toward the gates of the city. A guard looked at him as he passed but nothing more. Out on the road he waited till he was out of eyesight of the guards and smiled. Tying an extra strap from his pack and sword around his waist he shot up into the air like an arrow. He was only about twenty feet up into the sky when he saw a group of kids in the nearby forest. It looked like one of them had something black in his hand but then it was gone. "Odd." he muttered as he looked around thinking about which town he was going to go to next.

Valencia yawned as she walked through the city. Her carriage driver had the day off for religious reasons, and no matter what she offered to pay him he wouldn't offer his services today. "I should've slit the b*****d's throat." Swiping her blonde hair out of the way of her face the hunter closed her eyes and listened to the humming of her stone. "It doesn't seem like I'm in the range of anyone in this city."
she was still in the city where she made a small attempt on the Lord's life. "I should probably leave soon. I hate being the center of atention." Though Valencia knew that was a lie, living in the center of things was the way she worked best.
Dusting off her dress, the blonde decided she'd do things the old fashioned way. "I'm getting me a horse." Swirling a locke of her hair, the huntress decided she'd go with her innocent seductive act. Country men loved that.
Once she had her horse, she'd be able to track these elementals much more faster. "Anything to make my life easier."

Atrum nodded at Oropher's statement. There was no point in denying his element if he was an elemental himself. He now assumed that James was one also. " Nice to get your name Oropher."
When a fourth person came Atrum was a bit overwhelmed, but he did notice it was the girl from earlier. She seemed excited, but it scared him that the first thing she asked them was if they were elementals. Biting his lip, Atrum looked up at her. "Why? Are you one too?" That was the only way she would approach them if she wasn't a hunter. It was the only way, it had to be.