Raeth(ON HOLD)

Chapter Five:

Mathias is a second gen gift. His Custos, Mason, is a first and also his older brother. Moose and Mayflower. Yes, Mason's name is Mayflower. We all called him May, he would slap you to hell and back for what you called him. Their gifts work together. They both bind their hands tight so they don't feel the pain. Mathias bends the air around him using his hands and when connected to a surface.... (Let me explain Mason first) Mason crushes anything real and solid. (Forces himself off a object in direct force that causes the wall(or anything in that matter) crushing the reality out of it). Then finally Mathias can press him hands to the wall and form an image or objects. (Projector) You can walk throughout it, touch it, or open anything. It's like a real object, but the second Mathias wishes it away or loses a surface of fantasy it's disappears.

(If I lost you I'll explain an easier way now). Mason erases a whiteboard(in a way) and Mathias will draw a picture on the clean whiteboard. When Mathias finishes, the picture turns into clay and become what Mathias draws. So instead of a 2-D drawing of a box, you get a 4-D real, wood and all, box that you can open and put things in. But Mathias gets jealous who is using it and can turn it back into a 2-D drawing that laid on the whiteboard.

Is everyone okay, now? Good.

Next is Luke and Ryan. Lake and River by the way. Not a really big deal what Luke can do, I mean most of Raeth can, but at the time when everything first started. Bam! Important. Luke has a little part of his brain taken away. The part that lets you put fear in the back of your mind. He's fearless and maybe sometimes reckless. Ryan is just their to keep him sane; Ryan is Luke's older brother. A failed gen, supposed to be really smart with added brain in him, but he just likes to obsess over something(someone) and try to protect them. They are easy to explain. Both boys like what they do, I mean they are good at it. Takes out anger in a way. But chopping legs off of a child and leaving him/her to die isn't what I like to do in my free time.