«We Could Be Legends»

[Amer]

Brisa took a few deep breaths and listened to Bleddyn speak, her eyes closed. Finally, a voice of reason. Thank you, Bleddyn. She opened her eyes again at the sound of Sherri’s entry, a bit calmer. A rush of shame swept over her for her stupid reaction and for ever thinking the others would betray her, and she met Jessi’s eyes as her friend glanced around, giving her a little encouraging smile. Looking over at the substitute, her eyes narrowed as she watched him, anger beginning to replace her fear. How dare he threaten their loved ones? And Bleddyn was right, their lives were a terrible bargaining chip. Well, in the big picture, maybe, but imagine the pain River would feel if Lachlan or Finlay died. And how distraught Misty and Delilah would be at Zion’s murder. It would either break us down from within or add fuel to the fire. The rage our parents would feel at our deaths would burn the Pure to the ground. But how does the Pure have so many members and I’ve never heard of them before? They’re crawling out of the woodwork. She thought, searching her memory for any clues of the organization’s existence in her past. Maybe her evil math teacher? But she was absent today, so she was probably just a rude person. She jumped and stared when the teacher suddenly collapsed, watching Virio leave with surprise and a twinge of fear in her eyes.
























































Brisa paused her attempt to climb out the window (that’s what they’re all doing? Cause there’d be no room in the halls.) and glanced at Indigo. “When did you get here and how did you know that we needed help.” She asked, though it was more of a statement than a question. “And no, we can’t go to the Multitude base, we have to meet Jessi!” She exclaimed, pressing a button on her bracelet to call her hoverboard and glancing around, trying to count heads and see if everyone was there.

"Ok, Jessi then. Just tell me where she's at. Just don't give them the key," Indigo said seriously.

 

[Thing2]

"Ok, Jessi then. Just tell me where she's at. Just don't give them the key," Indigo said seriously.

“I will never give them the key.” Brisa replied, a bit more forcefully than she had intended. She climbed the rest of the way out of the window and brushed herself off, jumping onto her hoverboard as it arrived. “We’ve decided to meet her in the woods.” She replied, meeting Indigo’s eyes, then glancing away at the shattered window. “Where exactly I’m not sure, but I’ll text her.”

 

[Amer]

“I will never give them the key.” Brisa replied, a bit more forcefully than she had intended. She climbed the rest of the way out of the window and brushed herself off, jumping onto her hoverboard as it arrived. “We’ve decided to meet her in the woods.” She replied, meeting Indigo’s eyes, then glancing away at the permanently indignant little rooster standing nearby. “Where exactly I’m not sure, but I’ll text her.”

"Ok," Indigo met her eyes, and settled into the driver's seat and turned on the vehicle.

 

[Rose Quartz]

“I will never give them the key.” Brisa replied, a bit more forcefully than she had intended. She climbed the rest of the way out of the window and brushed herself off, jumping onto her hoverboard as it arrived. “We’ve decided to meet her in the woods.” She replied, meeting Indigo’s eyes, then glancing away at the permanently indignant little rooster standing nearby. “Where exactly I’m not sure, but I’ll text her.”

(teleporting rooster? He's like half an hour outside town with the other group right now. )

 

[Thing2]

"Ok," Indigo met her eyes, and settled into the driver's seat and turned on the vehicle.

Brisa flew her hoverboard over to the driver’s side window and stopped, floating there. “I don’t know how you got outside our classroom window in your truck or how you knew we all were in trouble, but-” She shook her head, dismissing her train of thought. She turned away and texted Jessi:
Where exactly are you? Coming your way soon.

(teleporting rooster? He's like half an hour outside town with the other group right now. )

(Okay. I’ll edit )

 

[Amer]

Brisa flew her hoverboard over to the driver’s side window and stopped, floating there. “I don’t know how you got outside our classroom window in your truck or how you knew we all were in trouble, but-” She shook her head, dismissing her train of thought. She turned away and texted Jessi:
Where exactly are you? Coming your way soon.

(Okay. I’ll edit )

"I have my way," Indigo smiled, a tired smile.

 

[FrankieDoodle]

Brisa flew her hoverboard over to the driver’s side window and stopped, floating there. “I don’t know how you got outside our classroom window in your truck or how you knew we all were in trouble, but-” She shook her head, dismissing her train of thought. She turned away and texted Jessi:
Where exactly are you? Coming your way soon.

(Okay. I’ll edit )

Jessi felt her phone buzz. She shifted the teacher in her arms and pulled her phone out. I'm about a few hundred feet in the air, almost at the woods. Are you guys ok? She texted back.

 

[Thing2]

Jessi felt her phone buzz. She shifted the teacher in her arms and pulled her phone out. I'm about a few hundred feet in the air, almost at the woods. Are you guys ok? She texted back.

As far as I can tell. We’ll hopefully be there soon. She replied, glancing up at Indigo after hitting send. “She’s almost to the woods.” Brisa told her.

 

[HeavensHens88]

"Before we do anything, what's the plan? How are we going to dispose of the body? This might sound weird, but I could always eat him. It might be a little gross and cannibalistic, but I'm not worried about that. If we separate, where should we meet up?" Jessi looked around at them.

Yris suggested "Well, there's the woods. We could meet in there, and dispose the body there whether by eating or just burying him." She looked at the clock on the wall; the new period began in four minutes, prompting her to explain hurriedly "Four minutes...I think the best course of action is that we set off the fire alarm, those that can fly fly, and the others escape with the alarm as cover. Meet in the forest later?"

"Sounds good." Jessi said. She grabbed the body, and looked around. "Ready when you are."

Yris nodded, opening the door, walking out in a brisk pace, as if she was trying to get to her new class. She knew that she would need to hit the alarm within a minute, or the classroom would already have other students within it. She looked around frantically for a fire alarm, admittedly not knowing where one was...until she passed the cafeteria, seeing a hallway that lead to the less used classrooms, which were being renovated. She made sure no one was looking, before she sprinted for the switch, pulling it down, setting on the alarm as a progress. With that being said, she hurried down the stairs to the main floor, wanting to be one of the first out of the school so that she could escape relatively unnoticed. To the forest, hoping that the others made it out safely.

Jessi listened for the fire alarm. When it went off, she wrapped her wings around herself, and jumped out the window. She opened her wings and flew towards the forest, flying high enough to not be noticed. For anyone who briefly looked at her, they would've just thought she was just a bird.

"What are you doing?!" Peter almost shouted, but Jessi was already gone. "They would've assumed it was a heart attack!"

Zion flinched at her touch and let out a choked noise


I locked eyes with Bleddyn and glared up at her for a moment "he should be fine." I said without a hint of emotion
























I picked up Zion and half carried half dragged him after the others as the fire alarm blared in my ears. Gah, that noise. I never liked that noise even as a kid thanks mom for the supernatural hearing

Frosty hopped up onto the window ledge. "We should probably get going." He said casually.

"No one pays attention to me," Indigo growled. Sherri quickly evacuated the building.

Fritz slowed down to a halt, facing Indigo. "Alright, lead the way." Fritz turned around to beckon the others.

Indigo led them/him? Through the hall to a large van with open windows. "Lots of resources at the Multitude base. Might want to come with." Sherri impulsively followed, the hidden command drawing her in. She could have gone to her car. But this was Indigo. You had to please her.

Peter followed hesitantly, looking wildly around for Grace. They should've just listened to me! No way am I watching Jessi eat some guy. No way!

Brisa took a few deep breaths and listened to Bleddyn speak, her eyes closed. Finally, a voice of reason. Thank you, Bleddyn. She opened her eyes again at the sound of Sherri’s entry, a bit calmer. A rush of shame swept over her for her stupid reaction and for ever thinking the others would betray her, and she met Jessi’s eyes as her friend glanced around, giving her a little encouraging smile. Looking over at the substitute, her eyes narrowed as she watched him, anger beginning to replace her fear. How dare he threaten their loved ones? And Bleddyn was right, their lives were a terrible bargaining chip. Well, in the big picture, maybe, but imagine the pain River would feel if Lachlan or Finlay died. And how distraught Misty and Delilah would be at Zion’s murder. It would either break us down from within or add fuel to the fire. The rage our parents would feel at our deaths would burn the Pure to the ground. But how does the Pure have so many members and I’ve never heard of them before? They’re crawling out of the woodwork. She thought, searching her memory for any clues of the organization’s existence in her past. Maybe her evil math teacher? But she was absent today, so she was probably just a rude person. She jumped and stared when the teacher suddenly collapsed, watching Virio leave with surprise and a twinge of fear in her eyes.
























































Brisa paused her attempt to climb out the window (that’s what they’re all doing? Cause there’d be no room in the halls.) and glanced at Indigo. “When did you get here and how did you know that we needed help.” She asked, though it was more of a statement than a question. “And no, we can’t go to the Multitude base, we have to meet Jessi!” She exclaimed, pressing a button on her bracelet to call her hoverboard and glancing around, trying to count heads and see if everyone was there.

"Ok, Jessi then. Just tell me where she's at. Just don't give them the key," Indigo said seriously.

“I will never give them the key.” Brisa replied, a bit more forcefully than she had intended. She climbed the rest of the way out of the window and brushed herself off, jumping onto her hoverboard as it arrived. “We’ve decided to meet her in the woods.” She replied, meeting Indigo’s eyes, then glancing away at the shattered window. “Where exactly I’m not sure, but I’ll text her.”

"Ok," Indigo met her eyes, and settled into the driver's seat and turned on the vehicle.

Brisa flew her hoverboard over to the driver’s side window and stopped, floating there. “I don’t know how you got outside our classroom window in your truck or how you knew we all were in trouble, but-” She shook her head, dismissing her train of thought. She turned away and texted Jessi:
Where exactly are you? Coming your way soon.

(Okay. I’ll edit )

"I have my way," Indigo smiled, a tired smile.

Jessi felt her phone buzz. She shifted the teacher in her arms and pulled her phone out. I'm about a few hundred feet in the air, almost at the woods. Are you guys ok? She texted back.

As far as I can tell. We’ll hopefully be there soon. She replied, glancing up at Indigo after hitting send. “She’s almost to the woods.” Brisa told her.

Morally conflicted, Bleddyn remained put in the empty classroom. She marched back over to the door that the irksome fox girl had left ajar in her wake and proceeded to thoroughly relock it.
Having sufficiently determined herself safely shut away from prying peons for the moment, she hopped onto a desk and set about deeply pondering her questionably thriving educational life.

How she needed to take her biology test.

 

[Amer]

"Got it," Indigo replied to Brisa.

Morally conflicted, Bleddyn remained put in the empty classroom. She marched back over to the door that the irksome fox girl had left ajar in her wake and proceeded to thoroughly relock it.
Having sufficiently determined herself safely shut away from prying peons for the moment, she hopped onto a desk and set about deeply pondering her questionably thriving educational life.

How she needed to take her biology test.

(Girl Jessi pulled the fire alarm.)