Kyle sat between Ivy and the aisle. He knew if he didn't that she would be bouncing all over the bus. Ivy wasn't good at being still. He was glad that he heard about this special camp. It gave them a place to go for the summer. It would keep Ivy busy so that she wouldn't be get into trouble.

Ivy bounced in her seat. She could hardly wait to get to came. She wanted to move. She wanted to do something. She hated being still. She was glad that Kyle had found this camp. She couldn't wait to find out what they would do there.

Rai was laying on a seat taking up both spots as she stared at the ceiling listening to music, drowning out everyone else on the bus. She didn't really have any feelings towards going to the camp, she didn't want to stay at her 'home' and she didn't want to go to this camp. So she was neutral and non-caring at this point despite her bubbly outgoing ways.

Milo sat on a bus seat alone, close to the window. She had a book in her hand, trying to drown out the thoughts. It was hard on a bus with this many people it was hard. Miko reached into her pocket and dug out a pair of earbuds and her iPod. She put in the earbuds and played her music. She had her volume up trying to keep herself from being unfocused. She could hear the faint thoughts of excitemoent, nervousness, even some of being scared or bored.

Tony looked intensly at his hand, like if he was having a staring contest with it. On his hand, a small ball of pure Chi and Aura energy was floating. Tony was attempting to mix the two things together. It would make a perfect attack, but that's not the outlook Tony had in this. He was seating at the back of the bus, where almost everyone could see him. The small sphere began to change colors into a purplish color. The sphere began to grow bigger and bigger until it was bright enough to be seen by the middle row. He then quickly made it disappear.

Tony sighed as he looked out the window. A summer camp could be a change of pace. But that wasn't his outlook, it would be most people's outlooks but not his. He really didn't care either way.

Olivia stared at the trees outside, wondering if she would ever see her parents again after this.

She hoped there would be a garden at the camp.

The property soon came into view. It looked nice; a green flush of all that she loved. She smiled. Maybe it wouldn't be too bad after all?

Tomohina took her steps carefully and with a gentle grace that almost made it look as though she was using the air to guide each delicate step. Her long black hair flowed like silken tendrils behind her and her pale skin blushed softly under the heated hands of the bearing down sun.

She wore a long pale pink skirt and her white shirt was made of a thin linen that puffed out slight on her shoulders. Two grey shoes encased her feet, and she wished so badly that she could be rid of them. She could smell the grass and she honestly wanted nothing more than to feel it under her feet.

Her walking stick hit something hard and she stopped. The bus then. Her wavering hand went out and drifted down through the air till it found the surface of open door. Better get on it then. Letting out a small sigh, she smiled in exasperation and entered the bus, finding an empty seat as close to the door as possible.

Riding along with the other, she closed her sightless eyes. The murmur of talking surrounded her and sometimes she would focus in on a conversation, only to move onto the next one. Usually they talked of meaningless things. And some did not talk at all. It was odd being so surrounded by strangers...

"I swear it is this big." The red haired loud mouth that was Donovan said to a girl who was sitting across the aisle from him as he held his hands out in front of himself about two feet apart. "Their is no way it is that big." The girl responded with a slight snort and a roll of her eyes. "Fine I guess if you don't believe me I will just have to show you." He said as he reached down. A moment later Donovan pulled out a comically oversized chocolate bar. "Told you dollface." He said with a smirk. The girl merely rolled her eyes again, causing Donovan to laugh again before looking out his window. If this was any indicator of how the summer was going to go Donovan knew he was going to have fun.

Somewhere near the front of the bus, a short, auburn-haired boy sat propped up against the window. Clutching at the rainbow paint-printed bag on his lap, he passed this part of the trip fast asleep and completely unconscious of anything else around him for the moment. The camp would be coming up soon enough, but traveling was often tiring, especially lately with his sleeping trouble. There wasn't much of a point in spending the first day completely exhausted if he could help it.

It would be interesting, he was sure, to be around the other kids. He wasn't entirely sure what to expect, but he hadn't been worried during the rest of the journey so far. For now, there was nothing to do but wait...just wait and rest.

The bus pulled to a stop in front of a row of cabins. The doors of the bus opened to reveal a man and a woman standing there. "Welcome to camp." They said in unison. "We hope that you will all have fun this summer. We will help you improve control of your powers as well as learn about yourselves and others. We have many activities planned but if you have suggestions please let us know."

The bus stopped. Tomo opened her eyes, their dark stormy depths only showing that she was not sleeping. It was really all her eyes were good for. She hoped the others would be understanding in that it took her a bit longer to get ready for things than others. Dressing in the morning was the biggest chore, but quiet important. She would not stand for being made fun of, just because she had foolishly put on two different colored shoes.

Standing, she set her white cane to the floor, cautiously sliding forward to make sure no one was in the aisle of the bus. Nothing was more embarrassing than bumping into someone and hearing them almost yell only to change tones to shyly pardoning themselves.

Quiet agilely she slipped out of the bus and breathed a sigh of relief. Buses were not much fun and long rides were quiet boring alone. Well, alone in a crowd of strangers anyway. At least she was pretty sure that it was a crowd. Ah, she was over thinking things again.

Twisting her long black hair over one shoulder, her dark lashes fanned over her pale cheeks. Two voices spoke in unison over the murmur of whispering teens. Activities, eh? Sounded like a challenge to her. All that could come to mind was tennis and swimming and capture the flag. Things seeing kids did at camp. It would present some difficulty... but, why not? She was sure she could do it.

I just can't get left behind, is all. I won't allow anyone to say that I just get in the way.

The stopping of the bus somehow managed to pull the short boy out of his slumber, perhaps due to the sudden lack of steady movement. Blinking sleepily, he lifted his head from its spot at the window and looked around for a moment before he registered what had happened. I guess we're here already. I should hurry, I don't want to miss anything. After rubbing the last remnants of sleep from his eyes, the young male picked his bag up off his lap and stood up to exit the bus.

As he stepped off the bus, Kido started to feel a lot better just being out in the fresh air. The bus wasn't a bad way to travel, but public transportation often came with some odd smells. Not much to be done about that, though, he supposed. At least he hadn't been required to walk the whole way.

When he spotted the two standing nearby to welcome the campers, he smiled happily and pulled the strap of his bag over his shoulder as he approached.

...In doing so, he fully revealed the lavender dress he had been wearing the entire day.

If one looked at the boy from behind, a matching bow would also be visible at the back of his head as well, but the comfortable brown boots he was so used to wearing remained as his first choice for footwear. They just felt right.

"Hello! It's nice to meet you, Sir, Madam. Um...how should I call you, if it's alright to ask?"

Tony had fallen asleep on the bus after attempting to mix Aura and Chi into a small sphere. Once the bus had stopped, he awoke with a jolt. He sighed, as he stood up from his seat and got off the bus. It appeared that he was at the Summer Camp already.

In front of him there were a pair of twin instructors. Each looked like they were in their mid 20's or so. A Male, and A Woman, each of them with a specific set of skills. This was all Tony could tell using his abilities, think of it as a sensory type thing. Tony looked at them with an expressionless face. He was wearing his Chokūto on his back, which would make people usually not get near him.

David sat on the bus and thought "What am I doing?". He had sat next to a blond haired boy who's name was Roy. Roy was quiet the noisy fellow and seemed like he needed to be talking the entire ride to camp. He literary told his whole life to most of the ride, although David had already seen it the moment he chooses to sit next to Roy, but he didn't tell him that. David has a bad habit of reading the minds of those who come in close proximity with him and he does it on purposes. He had already seen the accomplishments and failures of Roy's life. He had felt the emotions he had for his family and he knows their faces. So to have to hear Roy retell this story he had already seen, in a more dramatic fashion, was repetitive. But out of respect, he took off his headphones and listened to every detail, explanation, and description.

It was 30 minutes till they reached the camp, and Roy had finally talked himself to sleep. David was relived that he had the last 30 minutes to himself and it was completely silent. A rare occurrence for him indeed, silence, not something he can experience much of these days. It did spike his curiosity as to why he could not hear the thoughts of the other people on the bus, but for know he would enjoy it.

As they pulled up in front of a row of cabins,and filled out of the bus, they were greeted by two people. A man and a woman who looked like brother and sister to him. "Welcome to camp." They said in unison. "We hope that you will all have fun this summer. We will help you improve control of your powers as well as learn about yourselves and others. We have many activities planned but if you have suggestions please let us know."

As they got their things, a feeling rushed over David. He didn't know if it was the bus, his fellow campers, the camp its self, or the two people that greeted them, it may have even been Roy, but he felt that this was going to be a good summer. So as he picked up his things he said to himself "This is going to be fun"

With a tilt of her head, she felt a few strands of dark hair brush past her cheek. The Japanese doll of a girl was short and petite, easily lost in crowds of her taller camp companions. In fact many of them simply didn't notice her at all. With her white cane hidden, she just looked like a daydreaming girl, completely normal in the crowd of teens. But she stood with her back straight, poised like a porcelain doll on a stand, her cast down, the faintest ghost of a smile on cherry pink lips.

I can hear it... The forest... I've never been so close before. Every bird, every leaf, it's all singing... I want to get closer. I want to hear all of it. The wind. The trees. The grass. It's so close. I wonder what it looks like...

Looking so calm on the surface, it was her thoughts that betrayed her. She was hardly paying attention to the other kids now. All she heard, all she felt, was something she had never been allowed to even get close to. A real forest, with in her reach. Her parents had alway forbidden her from getting to close to crowds, much less a forest. They had always been so certain that she would get lost or trip and fall to her death somehow.

But it was really there. And she could almost feel it calling to her. The sun slipping its fingers over her skin and the wind pushing through her clothes, she never felt more suffocated. It was dark. There was darkness everywhere. She couldn't see. She couldn't see! There was nothingness! A wave of panic washed over her and she gripped her cane tightly. The bus was still there, so she put her free hand on it. Hot metal. It almost burned. But it was there. There were things around her. She could hear the forest and everything it hid. People. There people all around her too.

Calm down. Calm down. Don't let it reach you. Don't let it take over. You can't see. That's all it is. Listen. Listen. There are people everywhere around you. You aren't alone. Calm down.

Letting out a shaky breath, she lifted her head up, dark cloudy eyes looking endlessly into the distance. It happened sometimes, the irrational panic. It was sound that always reached her though. Sound waves the rippled through the air causing chaotic images to come crashing around her. If she paid too much attention she couldn't handle everything she was 'seeing'. If she didn't pay enough attention her childhood nightmare would come to life and she would become disorient, alone in darkness. She hoped, at the very least, this camp would steady the roller-coaster of senses she waded through.

They will help. Listen. Listen to the voices around you and find the Unison Leaders.

Olivia almost launched off the bus when it stopped, pushing others out of the way. She stumbled out onto the grass and landed face first into the ground. The grass started to twist and twine around her arms and fingers, almost comforting her.

She inhaled the scent of the ground and plants. "Home sweet home." She whispered to herself.

I looked up at the two counselors. "We have a garden, right? We need a garden." If Olivia didn't get a garden she might grow weeds everywhere. Including in their beds.

"About time, my butt fell asleep about a hour ago." Donovan said as the bus came to a stop and he forced himself through the crowd of other kids streaming out of the bus. Once off the bus and back on solid ground the red haired teen began to stretch, letting out a series of groans as he did so. "Aww now that is the stuff." He said after a cacophony of joint cracks escaped his body. He turned his amber gaze to the two people who greeted them. "Yeah that sounds all well and good, but what I am worried about is where is the grub? I'm starving!"

Miko walked off the bus, not bothering to turn down her music yet. Maybe she would do that when she really needed to pay attention. The two adults were interesting, but Miko decided that she would learn more about them when they told about themselves. All in all, Miko wasn't very interested in anything besides her music at the moment. But, Miko could be like that. It was her way of adapting to new environments, drown out the thoughts until she was more comfortable. Till it felt more like home. Then she would help using her power, rather than harm.

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Olivia heard some guy complaining about food. She speaker her head up from the ground and pulled a fist worth of grass. She quickly regrew the grass then turned to the guy wanting food.

"There's always this," she said in a sarcastic yet playful tone.

Kyle had a hard time keeping Ivy from rushing off the bus. She was eager to run and interact with the others. Ivy was a fireball of energy. Literally. He was glad the trip hadn't been any long. Flames were already appearing on the tips of her fingers. His sister didn't have the best control of her power. She tried but she had a hard time focusing. He let her go ahead of him because he took the time to gather their bags.
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Ivy ran off the bus as soon as Kyle let her. She knew her brother was just looking out for her but sometimes his cautious nature drove her insane. She loved him though. He was the only thing she had in the world. She ran around the other teens checking them out. She was curious about them. She ignored the adults. They would be like Kyle too serious for her.

Rai took off her earphones leaving them around her neck as she exited the bus. She took a look around and looked at the different people. 'This is going to be interesting.' She thought before she looked to the side and saw a guy picking up a ton of bags. She walked over and stopped a few feet in front of him. "Hey, do you by chance need any help with your bags?" Rai asked, her only bag being the duffel slung over her shoulder.