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Started September 30, 2018 by Deleted user

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(OK. I'll try to summarize…
So all the characters got onto a plane, and then it crashed onto the coast of South Carolina. Everyone made it safely out of the plane, and their powers saved them. Hawkin ticked off Kylie, and she tried to kill him, and Xander and Rigel started their ship, Hawkin ran off, and Kylie found him, and they fought, and then Hawkin ran off again, and found a cave. He called for everyone, and they came, then they jumped off of a waterfall, and then the Hawkin and Kylie ship set sail, and Rox predicted it, and Hawkin told Kylie about his past, and then they got lost and they found a room that had special capes in it, and they took the capes, and then they went to a small coastal town, and everyone is in a motel after Kylie flirted with the inn boy, and they got free rooms, and then Kylie and Hawkin slipped out, and visited an old church, and now they are doing parkour on an unfinished building…
Whew… That was a rough summary…)

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Evan sighed, walking down the street. He'd recently moved to the South Carolina town from a mid-sized city in Wisconsin because of financial issues and, along with his mother and father, was living in his uncle's house. It wasn't that he disliked living with his uncle–the guy was actually pretty cool, and Evan didn't even mind having to get up early to help out with farm chores like feeding chickens–Evan just missed his friends back home. He'd socialized a little bit at school and still talked to his old friends over the Internet, but the whole 'being the new kid at school' thing was new to him and he was having a hard time adjusting. Heck, his boyfriend had just broken up with him because he couldn't stand a long-distance relationship! They were still close friends, of course, but Evan was understandably still a little upset about it. Plus, he'd had this weird constant feeling of being cold as of late. South Carolina was a lot warmer than Wisconsin, but the teenager couldn't quite get rid of the chills.

As Evan continued his walk, he passed a building that had been undergoing construction. Of course, there wasn't anything going on there at the moment. Except…Evan stopped and turned to face the building. He could have sworn he'd just seen movement, and…Yeah, those were definitely voices. They were faint, and he couldn't identify them, but they piqued his curiosity nonetheless. Besides, if someone was in there, there was the possibility that they could get hurt or damage something. He walked into the construction and adjusted his glasses, which were beginning to slide down his nose. "Hey, who's there?" Evan asked, trying to find whoever was in the place. "You really shouldn't be here, do I even have to explain why?"

Hawkin raised his eyebrows. "What if I did just get myself stuck?"

"Wait. Stop. I hear a voice." Kylie held up a hand and crouched, glancing around.

Hawkin raised his eyebrows. "What if I did just get myself stuck?"

"Wait. Stop. I hear a voice." Kylie held up a hand and crouched, glancing around.

Hawkin shut up, and he swung himself up on the building. "Yeah. I heard a voice. Maybe it's friendly? Or a small child? I'm going to talk to it, and maybe pretend that I'm a superhero. Let's see how that works…" He cleared his voice, and said out loud, "Maybe I can be here. Maybe it's why I became who I am…" He looked at Kylie and shrugged.

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Evan blinked, confused. "Became who you…what?" He realized that the voice was coming from above, quite a long way above as well. Guess I'm going up…jeez… And so he began his ascent, careful as to not mess up and break his neck or other parts of his body that he really needed. Because of this, he was slow. "Can you–hup!–can you elaborate a little? 'Became who I am' sounds a lot like something out of an edgy eleven-year-old's diary without any context."

Hawkin frowned. He looked at Kylie. "Well I've been roasted. Excuse me my lady while I jump off of this building." He said to the other person, "Hold on. I'm coming down. Let me get a running start…" Hawkin ran and flipped off of the building, and he landed on the ground enveloped in a small explosion. He muttered to himself, "Guess this power prevents me from dying…"

Evan stepped back instinctually, eyes wide with surprise. "Whoa," he said, staring at the guy. "You just…jumped down. And didn't…die." He was having a hard time processing it, but his curiosity overtook him. Maybe it would have been wiser to run than interact with someone who appeared to be unable to die, lest he get into a fight, but Evan had questions. "How did you do that?"

(Name: Brianna Nelson
Age (preferably over 10): 16
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Bisexual
Shipping: Yesssssssssssss
Occupation (if they have one): Works in a bookshop
Appearance: Wild curly red hair, big hazel eyes, freckles, tan, short, average weight
Usual Attire: Fitted white t-shirt, navy jeggings, burgundy DocMartens, big Wicked (musical) sweater
Personality: EIFP-T, naive, thoughtful, resourceful
Reason for Traveling: to do an internship
Power: Fire
Extras: can't tell her left from right, loves musical theatre, two younger siblings so very protective)

Evan stepped back instinctually, eyes wide with surprise. "Whoa," he said, staring at the guy. "You just…jumped down. And didn't…die." He was having a hard time processing it, but his curiosity overtook him. Maybe it would have been wiser to run than interact with someone who appeared to be unable to die, lest he get into a fight, but Evan had questions. "How did you do that?"

Hawkin pursed his lips. "As you can see, I'm a superhero. Or now I am. I was in a plane crash, and boom I inadvertently had the power to make things explode at will… So, what do you want, and I'm going to have to explode you. I can't leave witnesses…" Hawkin flailed his arms wildly.

Brianna lay on the bed, staring up at the ceiling. Long day it had been. She sat up and looked around the room. It was cold.
She sighed loudly to herself and walked out into the hallway, looking around. She could see Hawkin's door was open. She padded out into the corridor and walked up to his room: empty, of course.

Evan stepped back again, never breaking eye contact. "Or you could not? I just wanted to see what was going on, see if anyone was hurt or had broken equipment or something. If you don't want witnesses, do whatever you were doing a little more discreetly. Heck, I probably wasn't the only one that saw you come here. And if I'm found dead or even just turn up missing, there's probably going to be an investigation. There's no way you didn't leave fingerprints here. So then you're found and arrested for not only trespassing, but also for second degree murder." He gave a small smile and put his arms up in a shrug. "A better option would be not killing me. As long as there's no damage, nobody's going to look into it. And even if they do find out, it won't be from me." At the very least, that ought to buy me some time to run while this lunatic thinks it over. Evan didn't really want to die yet. And he meant it when he said he wouldn't tell; what reason did he have to do so? "Promise."

(my bad, sorry)
She sighed loudly to herself and walked out into the hallway, looking around. She could see an open door. She padded out into the corridor and walked up to the room: empty.
"Bed or should I walk around?" she murmured to herself. She looked back into the empty room, shut the door and walked out of the building. It was absolutely freezing. She wrapped her bare arms around herself and walked further out towards the street. She kept on walking, hoping to find another woken person around.
Looking around, she noticed a silhouette far off. "Oi!" she called out to it without thinking.

Evan stepped back again, never breaking eye contact. "Or you could not? I just wanted to see what was going on, see if anyone was hurt or had broken equipment or something. If you don't want witnesses, do whatever you were doing a little more discreetly. Heck, I probably wasn't the only one that saw you come here. And if I'm found dead or even just turn up missing, there's probably going to be an investigation. There's no way you didn't leave fingerprints here. So then you're found and arrested for not only trespassing, but also for second degree murder." He gave a small smile and put his arms up in a shrug. "A better option would be not killing me. As long as there's no damage, nobody's going to look into it. And even if they do find out, it won't be from me." At the very least, that ought to buy me some time to run while this lunatic thinks it over. Evan didn't really want to die yet. And he meant it when he said he wouldn't tell; what reason did he have to do so? "Promise."

Hawkin smiled. "I know you won't tell. There's something different about you. I know. Plus your veins are kinda glowing a slight blue, so you are probably closer to me than you think… The names Hawkin. I would like to know yours stranger."

Evan looked down at his arms. Sure enough, it was like someone had turned his veins into glow sticks or something. The air around him started to chill, but his breath didn't appear in front of him when he let it out in wonder and fear. He turned his hands over, gazing at the web of lights that shone from underneath his skin. "Evan Tyres," he said, looking up at Hawkin. "And what do you mean? Why are my veins glowing?" As he said these words, frost began to creep up his fingertips.

Hawkin smiled. "Ah. So we found the frost boy. We found this little cave, and there were these pedestals, and the ice, and fire ones looked kind of dead, and then the fire one looked like someone had turned it on, and now I suppose the ice one has come alive. So since you found us, I guess that you will have to follow us, and maybe we can sneak you into a room. Or Kylie up there can convince the inn boy to give us another room…" Hawkin looked up and yelled at Kylie. "Come one down here! Introduce yourself to Evan! He apparently has ice powers… And I think we need to get another room maybe… Unless you want to share a room with me!" Hawkin looked back at Evan. "Before you ask, Kylie is the girl who wanted to kill me, and now she's my girlfriend. I don't know how it happened, it just did. She has the power of cosmos. Technically, if you make her mad, she can kill you with a star…"

Evan shook his head. "…I'm sorry, what? I don't have to go anywhere, even if I would like to ditch school for all the typical reasons, I'm pretty sure that's illegal. Truancy, I mean." The frost was climbing his arm now, gradually speeding up, and Evan realized something. I'm having a hard time controlling this…power right now, what if I lose control and hurt someone? He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and exhaled it in a long sigh. "At the same time, I guess I can't really stay, either…Looks like I don't really have much of a choice." The frost stopped spreading and began to recede. When it got back to his fingers, Evan shook his hands and it fell to the ground, melting once it hit the floor.

Hawkin smirked. "Having a hard time controlling that?" Hawkin then pointed to his necklace. "This helps me control mine. It kind of just fell out of the sky… You try. Reach for something that's not supposed to be there, and somehow, it will be there…"

(I'M SORRY I WAS DEPRIVED FROM A DEIVCE)
Kylie had watched this whole exchange from the top of the building. She jumped to see what was going on, a fist-sized meteor pounding the cement next to her and she made touchdown. She looked up at Evan. "Gee, what a coincidence. We found our ice guy." She glanced to Hawkin. "One more person closer to activating that orb thing…" She shook her head. "Evan, huh? My name's Kylie."

Hawkin wrapped his arm around Kylie's waist. "Careful now. We don't want to scare the new boy. Plus, what are people going to think when they find a meteor here? I'll make it just a little better…" Hawkin summoned an extremely small explosion that reduced the meteor to dust that was soon carried away by the wind…