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He saw Terrox begin heading towards him, when he stopped short in the middle of a step, almost dropping his ice cream. "Huh, what's up with him? He looks like he's just seen a ghost." Finishing up the remainder of his wrap, he began to walk to Terrox who was still "spaced-out". Standing right beside him, Raish spoke, "Terrox, what's up?" After several moments of silence, he drew close to his ear and said a little louder, "Terrox!" backing away, he thought, "Hmph, that little punk is ignoring me. Either that or he just went into the living statue business."

(AHHH I was left behind!! gonk )

Kyou had long left the place of battle and had begun filtering through the alleyways, through the small hidden passages. Under bridges, through sewer lines and over rooftops, he searched again and again....for a suitable place to rest and hide from here on. Finally, he came to a small pipeline, hidden in the side of a building down a very tight alley, invisible unless you stared right at it. Inside, since the water had long left, was a dry and dark recluse. It formed a large rectangle, where a reservoir once stood. There was ample room and a tunnel continued down into the darkness. Kyou found it was best to search everywhere before settling down. Moving down, he pulled a small stick from under his dark cloak and flicked the top. Instantly, the flare lit up like a firecracker. It's brilliance shone on everything. The pipeline was dry and it continued far. Eventually, after a good 4 minute walk, Kyou reached a point where the tunnel broke off into multiple sections. Above each opening was an inscription. Each of them coded, but they obviously led to other parts of the city. This must have been the long forgotten and ancient sewage system, from before the time of his birth. Satisfied, Kyou chose one tunnel he knew the destination of. It marked: "RS-0001". "RS" meant recreational sector, while the 0001 meant that this tunnel would lead to many others as well. In a hurry, he took off into the darkness, leaving his flare behind to die out. He would learn about these sewers, for his greater benefit.

Teresa grimaces at his words. "I think being attacked by a stranger qualifies as 'changing my short life'. Besides, why should I believe you? You're obviously working against me." Teresa took a moment to roll her eyes, realizing how hypocritical her words sounded, but she didn't think she'd be better off not knowing about the group name attached to her, "Please explain to me what Recollectors are." She suddenly smiled to herself. She didn't have to believe everything he said. She could listen for other people using that name, and that gave her hope.

((I'm introducing Aldo when it's convenient. Not that I know when that will be.))

Terrox said telepathically, "You're pretty bold. Acting like a b***h then asking for your answers, huh? I'll tell you a bit. But if you want more, you'll hve to get it out of me." he took a small sigh in reality, "I am Terrox. A Disregarder. We, the Disregarders, have been against you, Recollectors, in a war since ancient times. We are both powerful superhumans, we, Disregarders, can destroy memories, while you, Recollectors, can repair them. You're also immune to our memory altering techniques. This ton is here to ensnare your kind. Your existance here in Chotwoilly's a plan against you. And you cannot leave as a result of Gwydion's power. Any questions so far?"

Terrox replied, "Yes. However, he is a reincarnation. Gwydion's our leader. He's incredibly wise and more powerful than any of us. His powerts are godlike in contrast to mine and your's. If you're curious about where we get our powers, we get them from reincarnation, if you even believe in that crap. I only do because it's an answer, seeing as none of us directly related through heredity. Why is beyond me."

Terrox replied, "Testing. We've been getting rid of random people all over town to unlock some of your power to make you easier to detect. If someone that you knew dissappeared, then a hint of your powers have been brought up. Understood?"

Teresa begun to sound stressed as Terrox responded, "We care about your powers because your existance threatens our ambitions. We need each and every one of you annihilated. As for your brother, he's still alive. There's a good chance you'll never see him again. He's in a place you will never be able to reach."

Terrox responded, "Oh, screw your feelings, silly. It's a dog-eat-dog world. What matters to us are our goals of supremacy. Not fairness." he was mentally prepared for having to eal with such cases; it was a part of his job. He let out a small sigh of relief in reality.