((GAH. DX

Um...I'm just gonna have Elias walk out and suddenly be all indigo. xD; He's not gonna feel a thing, if that's okay.))

((You can reply, just limit your posts a bit.  Unless everyone is on.  I wasn't talking to you, Rocca, sorry for any misunderstanding ^_^  And yes, our charras will meet yours, Goldy.

And yes, Rika, he can feel nothing.  You're quite the observant one for picking that bit of info out of my post ;D

Where's Bunny?  She still here by any chance?)) 

After a while, Elias let out a soft groan and simply walked out of the cafe, his arms crossed. Next thing he knew, he was getting stared at by everyone that was walking by him. And, seeing as he wasn't exactly a stickler for attention, he let otu a soft growl, staring down at his...

Whoa, wait a minute. Whoa....whoa.... Last time he checked, his pants were black, not some kind of dark blue. He stopped where he was, brows furrowing, followed by his eyes widening when he saw that his hair wasn't black anymore either. Why the heck was it blue?!

This caused Elias to spin and stare at his reflection in a window, followed by his reflection disappearing. He took a step back, shaking his head as his now-indigo eyes widened further. Holy crap! It was TRUE?! He was actually indigo, and that whole stupid story was TRUE?!

((...I should not be allowed online after not sleeping for almost a whole day. 8D))

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((Please limit bumps as well.  I appreciate it, but too many bumps can be excessive.

And you two can post a couple times, if you wish ^_^)) 

"Let's go take a look!" She said and ran towards the kid. "Hey.. are you part of the rainbow prophecy?" She asked, looking at all his indigo clothing. Stupid question.. of course he was. Unless he just liked the color Indigo.. She thought to herself.

"I can't neccessarily read minds.  I only hear the thoughts people are willing to give."  The baffled and rather angry girl actually spoke this time.  "And, as far as I'm concerned, I'd much rather be able to destroy my enemies.  Especially with fire."  Zara pretty much ignored his compliment about her new coloration, with the exception of a tiny smile, which she turned her head to hide.

As she glanced, she noticed a dark figure.  'Shadow Wraith.'  She thought aloud, at the same time shivering.  It was rather chilly out, after all.

The wraith, seeming as if it didn't want a fight, vanished from sight into a dark mist.  Shifty little creatures.  She shrugged this instance off, continuing down the now barren streets.  This place had become a ghost town.  Quickly.

She noticed in the near distance several kids of different bright and vivid hues.  One of them white.  'That might be the White Warrior.'  She informed in thought.  'Actually, I'm fairly sure of it.  There's not many other logical explanations for that appearance.  And Indigo boy is there, too.  Along with Yellow girl.  What luck.'  Her grin showed satisfaction.

The Violet girl approached them without a second thought, examining the group thoroughly.  "I see the prophecy has hit you, also."  She spoke, straightening herself so she'd be a little taller.  Sucked to be the shortest one in every gathering.  "Well, since we're most likely stuck with eachother until this whole thing is over with, I might as well tell you all that my name is Zara.  And my friend back there, the red one-"  She pointed a finger to her guest.  "That is Slade."  Her glare was friendly, and yet fierce.

((I'm sure he'll find someone, Rika ^_^)) 

Elias shimmered back into view, looking over his shoulder as other people walked up. He let out a soft scowl cross his features. "I'm Elias, and don't expect me to be all buddy-buddy with anyone," he mumbled, crossing his arms as he vanished from sight once more, suclking against a wall. Well...there went his next few weeks of glorious solitude.

Looks like he was going to have to learn how to get along, huh? He didn't want to, but he knew he had to if the world was to have any hope at all.

Zara grinned, her book- smarts actually seemed to be useful for once.

"Ah, yes, he is a lucky one.  Or unlucky, depending on how you see it."  She paused, raising a lone finger for emphasis, her eyes narrowing.  "We are looking at the White Warrior who, until now, was never actually confirmed to be a part of the prophecy."

Her lilac irises shifted to the upper left, as if recalling some information.  "According to what I've read, you should have power over light, able to create it.  Because of this, you should also have the ability to see in pure darkness, which is a very valuable skill considering these circumstances."  She gestured about the pitch black atmosphere, hardly able to make out her own hand.

"But I'd better warn you, those Shadow Wraiths aren't going to like you."  She chuckled darkly.  "You see, they don't really like light.  In fact, they hate it.  Because they can't survive in light, that is, so don't be mad when you're the first targetted."  Zara's firce gaze softened, as if to reassure.  "But I wouldn't worry, because a well- aimed beam of light will send them dashing in the other direction."

Shay was unhappy about the reactions she got from people inside the Cafe.  She had re-entered to check up on herself and find a bathroom mirror or something.  Oh, God, such stares!  It was like they were looking at an abomination.  Pfff, ignore them.  Screw them.  Soon everything would be fine, partially thanks to her.  Looking in the mirror, she saw a completely different her.  Very unpleasing, too.  Shay had adored her previous eye and hair color.  When she was younger, the girl had always wanted blue eyes.  But she soon realized that her green eyes were wonerful all by themselves.  Well, look how that turned out!

Dark, dark, dark blue as a hair color?  Ummm.... YECH!!  Especially on her.  Maybe this this color wasn't so pleasing for bodily effects... even if it was her favorite color.  Too much blye, though, could be a nuisance, she realized.  Stepping outside, she fully noticed something important:  Everything was pitch black, like the color was sucked out of everything.  Which it was.

Also, the colors Red, Yellow, Violet, Indigo, and White were standing outside chatting about.  What luck!  But... What about the remaining colors: Orange and Green?  Huh, they'd catch up with them sooner or later.  At least Blue arrived to the party!  "Hi," she said in a small voice as she stepped into the group.