~*~ The Dark World {Rp thread!} ~*~

Abby quickly took out another of the guys. Two remained, she wanted to beat the rest but she knew if she continued using her power it would kill her. So she took cover before falling unconscious.

Ike came out from behind his collection of boulders, angry all the fighting had ended so quickly. He would not be considered weak and cowardly in front of girls. He spied a bike that hadn't been blown apart by the fire and explosions. It was pretty banged up, but it would run. He jogged towards the dented bike, throwing the previous passenger into a side ditch. "This one's mine," he decided, turning the bike upright and turning the key. The engine roared to life and Ike went blasting into a tree. He wasn't hurt; neither was the bike, both were just rattled. He looked at the gas meter. He gave a sharp intake of breath when the meter reported near full. "This is a pretty sweet ride!" he exclaimed, amazed all the chasing hadn't drained the expensive fuel. "We ready to go?" he asked Vira and Abby. Then, abruptly and coldly Ike turned to the new girl. "Who are you?" His voice was full of steel. "Did you lead these men here?"

Abby got up and looked distastefully at the bikes. Things like that exploded far to easily. So she usually avoided anything run by gasoline. Abby looked over at the girl, waiting for her to answer Ike's questions.

(ya i know but sakura built hers so it runs on water and other things)

"No not by any means did i mean to"Sakura said shaking her head. "my name is Sakura"she said as the front tire of her bike came down she had it on the rear tire so she could fire her gun better. "You don't know how to ride a dirt bike do you?" she said to the person who had crashed the bike.

Ike huffed, trying to keep what little dignity he had left, which wasn't very much. He made a mental note, reminding himself he was traveling with hard-to-understand girls. "Cool it, lady. Never had one before," he remarked, hoping onto the dirt bike and very slowly, began accelerating forward. He picked up the pace, following the road backwards from where Sakura had fled. He sped accelerated until he was flying at high speed down the road, away from his companion. "Sweet!!!" he shouted, a goofy grin on his usually scornful face. He did a sharp turn around, slamming the brakes one foot in front of Sakura. "How's that?" he bragged. "I catch on fast."

"Not bad" she shrugged starting up her bike she swung the back of it around making a black mark on the road. She sped forward turning around same place he had with out slowing down she sped toward them the shifted gears and pulled on the brake and the clutch. The bikes front tire lifted in to the air as the bike spun around on the back tire. It had come to a complete stop in front of the others. She push the front of the bike forward and the front tire came down. "Thoughs are only dirt bikes runing on fuel mines i built she runs on water" Sakura said switfching the bike off and steping of the bike.

Sakura looked confused at the girl "havent i seen you before?"she said tilting her head. She had seen this person before but where? She shook it off "so before all the comotion what were you guys doing?" she asked.

A muted thud reverberated through the roof of a house as Rosaline landed. Her black, leathery wings folded tightly against her back, still visible, as she'd cut out a hole in the back of her shirt so they'd be able to move freely. She straightened, catching her balance. Her tail helped, but then she wrapped it around her waist like a belt, the sharp-tipped end hanging down by her left leg. She gazed out over the buildings, her eyes stopping at a plume of smoke. She tilted her head a bit in curiosity, then hopped down off the roof, landing in a crouch. She straightened, then strode toward the smoke. She stopped when she saw other people, but she couldn't tell if they were human or Abnorms. She bit her lip, not wanting to draw attention to herself, but listening to their conversation.

"Oh joy. I get to set more people on fire." Abby chuckled sinisterly as she took out her lighter again. She lit the lighter and sent small fireballs out around their group, illuminating any shadows close by. "See anyone, unfriendly?" Abby asked a little shakily, she wasn't used to using her power so frequently.

Ike sat on his braked bike, watching the fire balls go by. Wish I was born with sweet powers like that, he mused. He drew his sword, hitting the stick on the bike that allowed it to stand up without foreign help. "This companion better not be another girl," he said out loud, then realizing he was outnumbered, added. "Not that you guys, er, gals, aren't great, because you are. I mean, like, well..." His argument got lamer and lamer so he decided to drop the matter. "While our lives are on the balance now, if we survive, where are we going to go where the Full Moon freaks can't find us? Er, more Abby. I mean, she's the one that got their feathers riled up."

Ike simply stuck his tongue out at Vira. "I can be a very interesting person," he defended. "I used to own a gang. It used to be the biggest, strongest, meanest gang in the WHOLE world! There. What did you do that makes you such an interesting person?" He crossed his arms, glaring at his prey, daring her to answer.

"Enough! I didn't ask any of you to come with me, and I'm pretty sure it would be easier to hide on my own." said Abby extinguishing the fire balls she had sent out. She touched her hand to her head as her headache grew. "We need to leave the immediate area. I'm sure if my house going up in flames didn't attract attention the recent gunfire did." said Abby, grabbing one of the dirt bikes and starting it up. "Grab a bike and let's go!" yelled Abby. This once I'll drive something with gas in it. I can destroy it afterwards. Abby thought.

Gladly Ike hoped onto his bike and started the engine, blasting after Abby. The feel of going at 60 m/p was exhilarating and refreshing. He needed time to think through his busy life. He looked behind to see if Vira was following. Even though she was mean to him, he still liked having her around, for reasons not even known to him.

Abby rode hard and fast, she didn't even bother to check if the others were following her. It was better if they fell behind, that way they wouldn't suffer from the consequences of her actions. She swerved a bit, the pain and exhaustion caused by over using her power was affecting her driving.