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Amethyst heard her name. Aidan was calling her name. It made her smile, before she exited the room and coughed loudly, the sudden loss of the heavy, fumy atmosphere. She slid her hand across the wall, her shoes slipping over the raised rock of the uneven platform in the midst of the room. Symbols etched into the platform divided the sections. Left, center, right. Lines dividing the symbols, as one were each color of the earth element. Gold, green, brown. She lowered herself to her knees, her fingers tracing the left symbols.

After her careless studying, she stood up and dusted her knees off, plastered with dirt and mud. She then entered a tunnel and stumbled across rock, before colliding with a girl.

"Ow." She said aloud, and peeked over her shoulder, an attempt to see as what the room withheld. It was a bland room, covered with brown paintings, and brown trophies decorating brown tables. A lot of brown. A lot of shit. She smirked, before losing her foolish smile to discover Aidan standing in the center of the room, a fire ball flickering in his palm.

"So...uh...how's it goin'?" I asked the earth elemental girl. Just as I asked, I heard someone else coming. I thought it was going to be some other earth elemental, but it wasn't. I turned and could barely see another figure bump into the earth girl. From the faint sound the other figure made, I noticed it was Amethyst and got the faintest feeling of excitement in my gut. It was like a feeling of intense happiness but it didn't want to show so it stayed down in my gut.
"Amethyst? You okay?" I said as I stepped closer, using the flame to examine her slightly to make sure she's alright.

((OOC: Sorry it's short -_- not really a lot to talk about at the moment. That and I just woke up so...I'm still tired.))

Before Leona could answer him something bumped into her, she almost lost her balance but stood upright before she did. From the shout she realized it was another elemental, a girl.
Leona studied the two, so he was a fire elemental? Then, she assumed, she might be as well. They both seemed rather lost and particularly destructive (one had caused a cave in, the other had crashed into her without thinking) as fire types typically were. Both of them looked tired and dirty, which was a problem that Leona faced daily (there wasn't one piece of clothing she owned that didn't have a grass stain on it), but she tried to keep herself clean as much as she could.

Realizing that she was probably staring for a bit too long, she smiled and offered a hand to the girl to help her stand. "Well, you two certainly know how to make an entrance," she chuckled, continuing "My name is Leona and I am the earth elemental, it's a pleasure."

Having grown up in the 1500's Leona was quite old fashioned, though she had gotten a lot better as the ages went on, fitting in with the modern times as well as she could. She was still very polite and maintained her composure, even in the toughest of times.
She could have given them her titles and a 'proper' introduction, as she called it, but from old knowledge she knew that the fire elementals were, generally, impatient.

Wayne sighed. Everyone was going in the tunnels. He didn't want to be the only one left out. The meeting would probably start soon anyway and no one wanted to be out in the baking heat. Grumbling protest, he flew down to the entrance and walked in.

The dark chick was ahead of him and he could tell by her behavior that she resented being here as much as he did. Then, she became interested in the surroundings around her. She liked the dark after all, he thought. She turned to the heiroglyphics and boredom reached for face once more. She could probably sense me watching her, he realized then and stopped staring. They didn't hit it off very well.

He moved on ahead, brushing past her and finding the Earth Elemental introducing herself. Wayne was the first to step up. He hated their kind, but he didn't have to show it. "Name's Wayne." he replied before moving past her to look onward into the dark caverns.

Nezzera's head turned sharply when Wayne brushed past her but she turned away again realizing it was just him. She was so bored of all this history stuff and old drawings that she ended up humming old songs that she grew up hearing. The enclosed space didn't sit well with Zara she'd never been claustraphobic but this was annoying her. She couldn't run in case she hit a wall, she couldn't do anything fun because the light elements would jump on her.

She pictured herself back in the bar comforted by the dim lights and amused by the burn of alcohol on her throat. She could get away with anything there because.no one could stop her she was pratically immortal in that enviroment but here she was sureondes by crazily annoying elementals in a dark temple. She frowned and had a sudden longily to just pack up and.go.

Leona. What a pretty name. An earth elemental too. She paused, before refusing her offer to help her and stood upwards. Tangible vines clung desperately to her frayed fabric, and dirt rooted across her rear. Her hands splayed out against her knees and torso as she carefully dusted her clothing. Grass. More grass. Dirt. Dirt. A shit ton of dirt. This was no area to keep a clean clothing line, a horror for an expert designer but a lovable environment for an earth element.

"My name is Amethyst." She pulled a slim smile.

Amethyst brushed her hair behind her ear, feeling the cold air invite itself into the bared skin. She shivered, a sudden realization that she stood in front of Aidan, her feet having carried her swiftly in the immersed direction of Aidan's voice. She pressed her hand to her chest, a rapidly beating organ in constant thrumming. Amethyst strode towards Aidan, past the earth elemental and past the cool entrance, towards Aidan who was so warm. She smiled, taking the lock of hair out from the back of her hair and letting her smile fall to a grim smirk. So warm. Full of heat. She couldn't resist.

"I'm fine." Amethyst breathed, her hand closing in on the warm fabric of his shirt. She couldn't resist, nor could her resistance be converted into anything natural. Excuses ranged from being cold to other incessant things. Amethyst breathed heavily, a sudden intake of breath. Her hands fanned out in front of her, as she stared at her knuckles and thin fingers, knobby with bone and joints intermingled into a single structure.

"Oh. I-I'm so sorry Aidan. I s-should just go." Amethyst spoke quietly, folding her hands together in front of her pelvis and walking towards the exit, now open, and she abruptly glanced at Leona before walking towards the exit of the cavern with embarrassment coloring her face.