BlueFigments

@Hurrichin Throughout the cave, despite the occasional spark of light that would dance throughout it with each flipping of the coin, a sort of shift began to occur. It was nothing overtly demanding, but it was still happening nonetheless. Through each fleeting moment of darkness, the particles would be unable to be seen. But with every moment the light danced throughout the cave, the particles could be seen. They were dripping from the "ceiling", they were trickling down the walls, they were running across the ground. 
          
          Each moment of darkness hid the actions that would lead to the visible ones cast by light. One moment, the particles were all shifting about, gathering. The next moment, they were all flinging together as if they were obeying a newfound gravitational pull. The next moment after that, a male stood with both of his hands tucked neatly within the pockets of his gray jacket. 
          
          His eyes were closed, and he was taking in the scent. The coolness of the cave did little to affect him, it seems. Whilst his eyes were closed, the three teardrops below his right eye, forming an equilateral triangle with its tip pointing downwards, shimmered with a silver light very instantaneously. A drawn out exhale emitted from the male. He smiled an eerie smile. 
          
          "Pretty trick."

BlueFigments

@Hurrichin Cloud nodded as he left. With a last look around in all the darkness, he smiled. 
            
            What an interesting character, Marus. 
            
            His body then began to break apart into the particles of midnight blue color.  They scattered in a roach-like manner throughout the cave, disappearing into it as if the cave was absorbing it.
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Hurrichin

"Marus." He replied easily. Cloud. What an interesting name. No different from many of the other's he'd heard through his travels, however. 
            
            He'd not forget the man known as Cloud.
            
            With an invisible wave farewell, Marus continued in through the wall, eventually vanishing completely with what sounded to be a suction noise, followed shortly by a 'clink'. 
            
            Marus Assumed Cloud would be able to find his way out. After all, he found his way in, didn't he?
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BlueFigments

@Hurrichin He grinned. "Cloud, and yours?"
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