Kye looked up and over at the table. He grinned and nodded at the girl. "Yeah," He said, walking over. "Im air. M'names Kye. Kye Smith. Ya can call me anythin' 'cept late for dinner." His grin widened at his joke, but he didnt expect anyone to laugh. "Hi."

((Epic phail.)) 

[[yes. it was XD]]

Taylor raised her brows at the Kye. "Alright. So Kye, Lizard, and Spirit. Your turn." She said and thought of Kye as a little weird. She knew better than to make judgements though. Everything was so confusing right now. Even her life was confusing. She was sure that Kye would grow on him, though.

Zakeru smiled broadly at Kismet. "That's m'name, don't wear it out," he said, sort of cheerfully. Leaning his chair back, he cross his arms against his chest and nodded a hello to Kye. Crossing his legs at the ankles, he waited for earth to show. But now, he was reveling in the new scents that surrounded him.

[[let's just wait for Winter lol]]

Taylor put her chair back on all fours. Her gaze flickered when Kismet's chair hit the floor, but otherwise she ignored it. Her hair fell out from behind her and her hair went in her face. Some sprawling out of the shadows of her hood. She made no movement to put it back into place.

((*dies*))

Keb glanced at his watch and cussed angrily, spitting on hte ground next to him as he broke out into a run, having lost so much time figuring out the satyr's directions. He arrived at the large library moments later, looking at the stone gryphons as their orange eyes met his forest ones, and the one to his left mumbled something. "You're late." It said matter-of-factly, raising it's head as if it were better than him. Keb rolled his eyes at the gryphon, trotting up the steps as quickly as he could, reaching the doors at the top and grasping the handle firmly. He pushed it open, revealing a table where four other teenagers sat, two girls, two boys, all reeking of the elements. Nodding in greeting, he sat at the last empty chair, glancing at the other elements.

Blue eyes, she's water. He observed by scent, going around identifying the others. Stripey hair boy is fire, violet eyes is spirit. The other boy is air. Keb was a bit frustrated that he had been late, though didn't let it show, staring at the girl with violet eyes, who seemed like she was the most leader-like. "When is this Erebus guy coming?" He asked in a monotone voice, just wanting to get their little meeting over with.

Taylor realized she was still focusing on her element. She let it go and her eyes turned to their normal gray with silver flecks. She pulled down her hood and cocked her head. "I believe this is him now," She said and turned her head toward the door. She had heard heavy footsteps outside. Introductions could wait.

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Erebus walked up the stairs swiftly, his black cape billowing behind him in his hurry. He had waited until all of the Elements were inside, not wanting to start without one. He could sense their power inside the building and it made him shiver. He opened the door and found a girl with gray eyes staring at him. A smile worked its way on his lips. He walked over to the table and examined each of the children in turn. "So, you are the children the oracle has spoken of," He said and clasped his hands together. "Air, Fire, Water, Earth, and Spirit are to come together to bring back the ancient times. If you would like to hear the prophecy, tell me now. Either that, or you could ask questions, but either way, you will have to follow the prophecy and let your destiny unfold.

Zakeru jumped slightly when he heard Erebus's voice, all four legs of his chair slammed back onto the floor. Focusing his light orange eyes on the man, he cocked his head over to one side. His black and gray striped hair falling in front of one eye. He had to admit one thing; he was curious about hearing the prophecy. But he didn't want to speak yet. So he let his curiousity shine in his light orange eyes.

Erebus looked out toward the shy kids. The boy straight across from him, the fire, his eyes shone with curiousity. He looked toward the girl who had spoken and nodded to her. "Then I shall tell you. One person is good enough." He cleared his throat. "Five shall come. One of air, of earth, of fire, of water. Spirit takes point with the others at side. The search for the keys to bring back the land. For ancient ones to arise, the coins hold the key. The elements connect at the Door of Time and the Ancient ones are brought back to rule one more time."

[[I got the medallions and the Door of Time from the Legend of Zelda XD]]

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Taylor listened to each word unmoving. When each element was called in the prophecy, she could almost feel them surging around her in the air. She was shocked to hear that she was separated from the rest of the elements, but did not show any reaction. When he was done, she spoke. "So, what this prophecy is saying is that we have to find some magyk coins, bring them to a Door of Time, and watch as some Ancient Thing comes out of it?" She asked. Erebus shrugged. "If that is what you think. I believe you are to find the legendary medallions of the Elements." Taylor pulled her hood down, her eyes questioning.

((D: Aw, Kismet ignored him entirely. How sad. x3 Heeheehee Legend of Zelda ♥))

Being ignored didn't bother the Earth boy so much, but what peeved him was how they were seemingly angry at a boy who was in the Magyk Realm for the first time being late to a library he'd never been to before. He thought a bit bitterly of the saytr's hazy directions, but redirected himself to Erebus, who had just walked in. The man had asked if the children had wanted to hear the prophecy. Keb, who was about to speak up, shifted his weight a little, so that raising his hand was more comfortable, when interrupted by the water girl. Seeing that Erebus read the prophecy anyways, Keb didn't mind so much, raising an eyebrow when the now-silver eyed girl's element was called apart from the rest of them. Watching the girl speak again, who as Keb could tell from being around his two twin hurricanes constantly, was hiding her shock of being seperated from the group, his eyes settled on Erebus, waiting for the an to finish speaking.

"And what exactly are these legendary 'medallions of the Elements'?" He said, a little sarcastically, not so amused that they had been given close to no information on the subject at which the oracle had trusted them. "Where are we going to find them? Do we even want for the 'Ancient ones' to be back?" Keb probed a little more, trying to figure out what kind of person Erebus was, if he was quick to anger, what he thought on subjects, all those types of things.

Erebus chuckled softly. "You are half mythical creatures that can control the elements, yet you do not know where you draw your power from?" He asked them, a twinkle in his eye. "The legendary medallions are scattered throughout the Magyk Realm. They are hidden within temples that are all protected by a single guardian. Most do not know where to find these medallions because the scrolls and maps were lost long ago. It is said only those that know how to bend the elements can find them and only a chosen few can enter the temples." He said to them.

--

Taylor's eyes flashed. "So now we have to find these so-called temples, get past the guardians of each temple, grab the medallions and go to a Door of Time. What exactly are we bringing back? You said the ancient ones." She said and Erebus raised his brows. This girl had a fiery attitude. "The ancient ones are said to bring back the Ancient Times and help bring the Magyk realm together with the Human World." He said.

Taylor kept her gaze steady. "And if we don't oblige?" She asked. Erebus seemed to grow angry. "Then the Magyk Realm shall perish to the hand of the Dark One who is also seeking the Medallions. If they get into his possession and he opens the Door Of Time, he could change the past or even the future so the land lay in ruin." He said.