David frowned a bit at the question. Oh that was tough. Anyway, introductions first! "My names David Alexander Robin, nice to meet ya," he said, grinning. Putting on a thoughtful face, he wondered which he should choose: truth or dare? Hmmm . . . "Coin toss time," he decided. Taking a penny from his pocket, he flipped it. Heads dare, tails truth. It landed on heads. "Well, it's a good thing my nickname is Dare. I choose the dare."

"we dare you to sing us a song." the counselors announced.

Devon had been shocked at what had happened to Autumn when she attempted her dare. Scared of heights? How unlucky did one get? Before anything too terrible happened, though, the really muscly boy seemed to already be in action, jumping way higher than the clearly smaller teen had ever seen a human jump and safely bring the shaky girl back to the ground to her sister. The dark-haired teen sighed in relief; at least the girl hadn't been hurt. As the others went back to the game, though, Devon thought to approach the two girls just to make sure that everything really was alright. "Hey, um... You gonna be okay? I'm sorry, that was really rough, wasn't it?" The young dragon knelt next to the two girls, feeling a bit awkward about it all. She still doesn't look too good...poor kid.

David grimaced. "Uh, well, that's uh, anticlimactic." He cleared his throat and steeled himself. Autumn was given a near traumatizing experience, the least he could do was put up with a little singing. He opened his mouth and sang like a god . . . of death. The song he chose? Sweet Child of Mine, by GNR. When he was finished, he took a deep breath and gave a weak, 'tada?' and sat back down trying to keep his face as straight as possible.

Devon had been shocked at what had happened to Autumn when she attempted her dare. Scared of heights? How unlucky did one get? Before anything too terrible happened, though, the really muscly boy seemed to already be in action, jumping way higher than the clearly smaller teen had ever seen a human jump and safely bring the shaky girl back to the ground to her sister. The dark-haired teen sighed in relief; at least the girl hadn't been hurt. As the others went back to the game, though, Devon thought to approach the two girls just to make sure that everything really was alright. "Hey, um... You gonna be okay? I'm sorry, that was really rough, wasn't it?" The young dragon knelt next to the two girls, feeling a bit awkward about it all. She still doesn't look too good...poor kid.

Luna was now standing up looking at the twins and the guy who saved Autumn. She relaxed when she saw that Autumn was okay and into her sister's arms. So she walked up to the twins, making sure her hoodie was still on her making her face unnoticeable. She said softly, "Are you okay, Autumn?" She felt her stomach turn from how embarrassing she probably was right now. And creepy since no one else meet her or anything. And this was her first time talking to someone since she got here.

David grimaced. "Uh, well, that's uh, anticlimactic." He cleared his throat and steeled himself. Autumn was given a near traumatizing experience, the least he could do was put up with a little singing. He opened his mouth and sang like a god . . . of death. The song he chose? Sweet Child of Mine, by GNR. When he was finished, he took a deep breath and gave a weak, 'tada?' and sat back down trying to keep his face as straight as possible.

Alison had her arms wrapped securely around Autumn as she helped her trembling twin back over to their seat. She was still deathly pale and wasn't moving all that much. She had her eyes closed with her head resting on Alison's shoulder. Alison was stroking her hair soothingly, knowing that Autumn was probably going to have nightmares tonight. When Devon came over and asked if she was okay Alison feared that Autumn wouldn't answer. Then another girl came over and asked the same question. After a few moments Autumn nodded her head, hands raising slowly. Her signing was still shaky due to the fact that her hands were still trembling but Alison was able to make out what it was she was saying. "She said that though she doesn't feel too good now she'll be fine." Alison translated. Then a sound filled the air and Autumn blinked her eyes open, unsure what it was. When she realized David was singing she gave him a weak, tiny smile; trying to show him support even though it was evident he could use some singing lessons.

The entire time David was singing, Ashlyn was trying to stifle a laugh. As soon as he was done though, she literally fell over because she started laughing so hard. She would've made a comment, but she was too busy laughing.

David cleared his throat, trying to look dignified. He failed, so he just grinned and eventually joined Ahyln in her laughter. Shaking his head and sighing, he said: "Yeah, I'm pretty terrible at that aren't I?"

"I see." Devon continued a bit awkwardly. "Well, um...you know...we're here for you if you need anything, so..." Giving a slightly lopsided smile, the young dragon started backing up to its spot. "I hope you feel better soon, then!" Reaching the previous spot, Devon couldn't help but wonder if it would have been okay to say something else. There had been more in mind, but being unused to comforting people seriously left even what had been said way to awkward to continue... At least the girl's -Autumn's- sister knew what she was doing. It must be kinda nice to have such a caring sibling around. All thoughts were halted yet again at the sound of David's...singing? The blue-eyed teen wasn't really sure what to think of it...but it wouldn't do to be rude, right? He probably tried pretty hard there; nobody can do everything, right? "Ah...that was really something there. That's a pretty cool song though, it's good to know that someone else knows it. I don't really know any other songs by the artists, but I guess I kinda like that one."

David cleared his throat, trying to look dignified. He failed, so he just grinned and eventually joined Ahyln in her laughter. Shaking his head and sighing, he said: "Yeah, I'm pretty terrible at that aren't I?"

When Ashlyn finally stopped laughing, she looked at him. "Yeah...no more singing for you. That was the second worst singing I've heard."

A dark car with tinted windows pulled up in the car park, the driver got out and opened the door, waiting as a teenage boy stepped out. The driver got out a suit case which had been stored in the boot and placed it on the ground. "That's enough. I'll take it from here. Thank you, Roger." Came the silky voice of the young, red-headed male. He had a pair of black sunglasses on, despite it being dark in the car. "I'm not ill anymore, you don't have to treat me as such." He took the case and walked over to the group, taking the sunglasses off. "Excuse me, who's in charge here? I need a word with someone official."

"That's enough. I'll take it from here. Thank you, Roger." Came the silky voice of the young, red-headed male. He had a pair of black sunglasses on, despite it being dark in the car. "I'm not ill anymore, you don't have to treat me as such." He took the case and walked over to the group, taking the sunglasses off. "Excuse me, who's in charge here? I need a word with someone official."

"That would be us." The counselor a said in unison. "You are just in time to introduce yourself to the group. Then you can tell us the sport you are completely hopeless at or take the dare."

Alex chuckled. "Okay?" He put his case down on the floor and smiled. "My name's Alex. I'm 17, I'm friendly-ish I guess? And I can use pyrokinesis. And the sport I am completely hopeless at? All of them, to be honest. I hate sports." He shrugged, his British accent coming through as he spoke.

As Alex was speaking, another man showed up in time to introduce him self... "Sorry, Am I interrupting something?" he asked then said "My name is Katsumi". Then he smiled... His smile was disarming, friendly, and innocent. The tone in his voice was charming and smooth. He was slender but handsome and had long strait green hair, and sparkling green eyes but they suit him all to well.. And had always been that way...

Alex smiled, gesturing his hands in the direction of Katsumi. "Not at all, the stage is yours." He said, sitting on his case, making it into a makeshift seat for the time being.

Alex chuckled. "Okay?" He put his case down on the floor and smiled. "My name's Alex. I'm 17, I'm friendly-ish I guess? And I can use pyrokinesis. And the sport I am completely hopeless at? All of them, to be honest. I hate sports." He shrugged, his British accent coming through as he spoke.

"Aw...I was just thinking that you'd make a great rival or something. I guess it's not for everyone, though." Devon mumbled quietly and a bit disappointedly. "Still, maybe extreme chess or something? I am getting better at that...I might make it past fifteen turns for once..." Something about this kid just seemed interesting for some reason. Maybe it was the hair; it was a really nice shade of red. Red was a strong color, hard to be ignored and with a uniqueness of its own. "Like you'd expect a dragon to be..."

Alex chuckled as he looked over at Devon. "Extreme Chess? Dare I ask what that's about?" He smiled brightly at the young female, hearing her words about dragons. His interest peaked at that. "What was that about dragons?" He asked. He'd always had an interest in dragons, since an early age he had become taken with the majestic, fire-breathing lizards, so much so that he had formed theories on their existence. Once he found out about his pyrokinesis, his mind soared with possibilities on how dragons could exist.

Luna held a soft laugh when Devon sang, it was not pretty but he tried. And she didn't want to laugh at him, she crossed her arms around her body as she looked at the two new boys that just came. Hmmm they look interesting, she thought as she looked away. She would have to later on go up there and introduce herself. Which made her nervous and shyness kick in making her grumble something. She wasn't ready to take her hoodie off and show herself. It made her feel uncomfortable right now.

Alex chuckled as he looked over at Devon. "Extreme Chess? Dare I ask what that's about?" He smiled brightly at the young female, hearing her words about dragons. His interest peaked at that. "What was that about dragons?"

"Um, nothing! I mean, something. Or rather...ah, er..." Devon's face flushed slightly and the scales had quickly retreated in surprise at having been heard rambling. Though considering how many memories were still present of being told to be more quiet in certain parts of the house, it shouldn't have been that shocking to have forgotten to check volume. I forgot that this was a magic camp for a second. I actually can say things like that here, right? No need to fear? "Ah...e-extreme chess! It's like chess! But you have a time limit! And you have to eliminate all the major pieces before it ends! Like the pointy ones a-and the ones with the crosses!" Nailed it! Perfect explanation! ...Aw, fluffin' marshmallows! That was stupid!

Alex smiled brightly at Devon. "Sounds fun! I was worried it was going to be like chess while skydiving or something." He joked. "We should play some time, with explanations like that, I may be able to beat you." He chuckled. He knew how to play chess, but he also knew he wasn't very good at it. He decided not to press the thing about dragons, as it was obvious Devon was uncomfortable discussing it, but even so, Alex was glad he had spoken to someone already. He did want to make friends there.

Katsumi found a seat next to a girl called luna then asked. "Playing a game, now are we?"