Jash nodded. "Yeah, I think so, kind of... I just really gotten my powers yet. Sometimes I think it has fully come for one minute, then it's gone." He turned around, his eyes half-closed. Jash had his blonde hair falling into his eyes, blocking off some of his vision.

Rakoren completely finished off the bread. The food had been so tasty. He closed his eyes, so satisfied. Immediately, he thought of his brothers, especially the young one, Jash. Is he still around? Maybe not. He was so young after all. Right now, he'd be like, ten or eleven, I lost track of how old already he might be.

((Detneth~ I thought so too until I read all the posts... not too much happened, just go back and read ;3

Wolf~ Hmm.. Do you think the others should somehow meet up with Jash?... ))

((It's a go then xD ))

Klair was still sitting, relaxed, flopped, and happy on the couch... She was eating everything in sight, having not had a good meal in a long time. It was the amusing and perfect picture of peace... That is, until the door was knocked down and about ten Trackers armed with guns barged in and ruined everything. They ran in and kicked everything over, sending her food flying away from her. Klair grew angry; how dare those freaking trackers who ruined her life completely destory her feast?

Rakoren's eyes widened in surprise as trackers burst in, heaviliy armed with their stinking guns. One tracker aimed a gun at him, and Rakoren recognized that he had been one of the trackers he had been saved from.

"We have a score to settle. No one hurts one of us," the tracker said. He was ready to pull the trigger when, Kaina leapt in front, and knocked the tracker to the ground.

Kaina glared at the tracker. "Nobody hurts an Elemental!" she yelled, and punched random blows at the tracker. Sometimes tiny, powerful waves of water slapped at the tracker's face. She looked at Rakoren. "Run!" she said.

Rakoren nodded, slightly startled, and ran off, reopening the entrance to the hideout, going out into the metal street.

Rakoren had run out of the room and escaped... A tracker was currently lashing out at Klair with a knife that he had with him. Klair muttered a curse under her breath. She gathered some shadows in the palm of her hand and formed it into a dagger. She flicked her wrist and it flew clean through the tracker; he fell to the ground. She took her chance and flew out the exit, hoping the others would follow too... She spotted Rakoren, finally, and caught up to him.

Rakoren barely even bother noticing Klair was there, with him. His heart was beating rapidly, and he had his life falshing before him. Please let me live... Please let me. His sneakers smacked against the tough, metal street. Rakoren's eyes were wild with fear.

Kaina gave a few more smacks in the face to the tracker, before standing up. She glanced around, afraid that she wouldn't be able to help the rest. She was already tired from attacking that one tracker. "I'm sorry," Kaina whispered. Then the teenage Elemental fled. In a few graceful movements, she was out the entrance.

Jash thought he heard the sound of footsteps approaching his way. He stiffened. "We might need to hide," he muttered, then slipped into a dark corner, only to be almost run down by Rakoren.

Rakoren stared at the ten-year-old boy. I almost ran over him, like I did to Kaina. This just isn't my lucky day, huh? Rakoren said, apologetically,"Sorry, I didn't see you there."

Klair stares as Rakoren tripped over someone... Again. She sighed. He would always do that, wouldn't he? Klair stared at the boy. What the... she thought. She felt that aura coming from the boy, that of an Elemental. Just how many of us are left, anyway? If there were that many of the Elementals left, they might just have a chance if they worked together... She shook her head. She gave a sideways glance to Rakoren. I think he's a friend she tried to say with her eyes.

Jash looked quite shaken. "That's alright," he said quickly. Jash had no desire to be pitied by anyone. He squared his shoulders, and tried to look like he could manage on his own.

Rakoren noticed at look in Klair's eyes. He didn't really understand it, bu the could just catch that this kid was no problem, and wouldn't go and call for the trackers.

"So who are ya, kid?" Rakoren asked.

Jash avoided eye contact. "It's really none of your business."

((Just like longcat is long. :3  I like it!))

Zynonia watched calmly as elementals and trackers were seen running about everywhere suddenly.  She wondered if running would be a good idea.  No,  that would just tag her as an elemental as well.  Mabye if she just sat here all scared likes then the trackers might mistake her for a normal person caught in the caos.  It seemed like a good idea to her, so that's exactly what she did.  She sat where she was, gripping the bench and looking around at elementals fearfully.  She was quite convincing really.  Years of practicing her fake emotions and acting had been a good idea.

Klair stared at Jash. She narrowed her eyes. "You're one of us, right?" she said. Without even waiting for his reply she said, "Then maybe the fact that a bunch of Trackers about now are on our trail possibly heading this way should be your business."