Klair stared at the smoke rising from the tips of Erin's fingers. She had felt the power of the lightning. To answer the girl's question, she felt for the shadows around her. There were many now, with the clouds blocking the sun's rays. She drew some shadows to her hand. She held out her palm so that Erin could see the shadows that danced around, looking like black fire. She concentrated and the shadow formed into a throwing dagger. Taking a second to aim, she made a flicking motion with her hand and the shadow dagger slammed into the wall nearby Erin, leaving a huge crack there before the dagger disappeared into shadows.

"I'm a shadow Elemental," Klair answered.

((Perhaps we should wait a little while for Wolf before posting too much more D: ))

Kaina took a deep breath of air, as she paused in her run. She imagined in her terrified mind of normal people, some who she had befriended, following her, yelling curses at her, saying that those like her are filthy worms. Kaina shuddered. The tears came even more, until she was almost blinded by them. Everything wasn't fair. Elementals weren't that horrible.

The teenage Elemental held her head in her hands, giving soft sobs of sadness. Nobody could get along with the Elementals. They treated them like their number one enemy. We are treated like pests that need to be rid of. We are thought to be heartless just because of who we are. Kaina's sobs became a bit louder now.

Rakoren felt a stab of fear for the first time as he saw a tracker again. Why couldn't they just buzz off? He started to turn and flee, as quietly as he could, which wasn't really that silent. Rakoren ended up running into Kaina.

Kaina almost screamed in terror, as a figure loomed in front of her, running in her direction. She thought it was a tracker or maybe a mob of angry normal people. Before Kaina could get out of the way, the figure smacked into her. She fell down onto the cold metal of the street. The wind was knocked out of her.

Rakoren felt the person he had ran into break his fall. He gave a groan still and forced himself to stand up. His legs felt as if they might be broken. Rakoren looked at who broke his fall. It was a girl, the same girl who he had called out to in the crowd. The same glowing aura an Elemental had was surrounding her.

Klair smiled as she saw Erin be impressed with her control over the shadows. Really, though, she was weak to anyone who controled the Fire element or Light. It was then that she noticed the oncoming footsteps. A tracker. More footsteps. They were probably chasing an Elemental. And they were heading in their direction.

Before Klair could react, Erin had killed the Tracker, and saved the other Elemental. How many of us are there really? she thought. She nodded as Erin warned Tempest about the Trackers; the world was better off without them. Had it not been for the Trackers, Klair would have been able to live peacefully. No such luck.

Then Klair heard yet another sound; the sound of tears. She beckoned for Erin and the other Elemental to follow. Soon, even in the rain, Klair could make out a crying girl and a boy who tripped over her.

Rakoren stared at Kaina. "I'm sorry, really I'm sorry," he said to her. "I didn't see you there."

Kaina took large gulps of air, then glared at Rakoren. "Get away from me," she yelled. Kaina started to drag herself away from Rakoren.

"I won't hurt you again," Rakoren promised, voice almost a whine. He let a spark play across his finger and blew it out.

Kaina stared at Rakoren. "Fire Elemental," she spat, even more angry and distrustful. "I mean it. Get away from me, or I'll douse out your stupid flames." She pulled away more.