(Season 3 coming December 13th)
The History of Colors is an original story about a group of kids discovering extraordinary powers linked to mystical gemstones, leading them on an adventurous quest across the globe. As they uncover secrets about thei...
The gang is at history class when a student comes in and lets the class know that there is a talent show this saturday.
(Jaxson): Hey guys, maybe we should go to the talent show. Not to flaunt our powers or anything but just to watch.
(Redmond): That's not a bad idea, Jax. Maybe we could find people with powers like us.
(Yukari): I doubt that but it would be cool to see some natural talents.
(Maxwell): I'll tell my mom.
(History Teacher): SHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
When they get home, they tell Mira about the show and she agrees to attend.
Saturday comes along and they go in and find their seats. Most of the talents presented are pretty generic, singing, card tricks and acrobats, but the last performance was different from the others. 3 girls walk in with objects covered in cloth.
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(Maxwell): The girls in the sage and amber shirt always get bullied for their eyes.
(Jaxson): Why?
(Maxwell): I don't know, people don't like others who are different from them.
The one in violet starts talking.
(???): Today, I present you with something crystal clear.
The 3 girls take off the cloth and show 3 beautiful statues made of pure crystals that glow beautifully. Once the main 4 lean forward in awe, something strange happens. The crystals start to change color.
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(???): Oh, well that's interesting...
(???): Victoria, you said nothing weird would happen!
(Victoria): Don't worry, Julia. I'm sure this is fine. The people love it.
(???): We need to leave, now!
(Victoria): But Kia, we haven't finished our performance.
The crystals start glowing very brightly, almost blinding.
