I've Got a Plane to Catch

She looked between both males, noting the differences. Angels huh? I guess that means they are okay to be around. "Do you know how you got here?" She was now curious. So far everyone she had met wasn't sure how they got here it seemed or even 'where' here was. It was all too.. strange for her. But strange shouldn't bother her. She is surrounded by it everyday.

He took note off the slight chaos a short way from him. His black wings forming to his body as he silently stared. The normal guiding sound deep in the recesses of his mind was still gone. "Thy aid has forsaken me..." he growled. He closed his eyes as he tried to think back, how did he used to react to these situations. He remembered, a slight fogged memory, "Yes, my name."

The huge man approached the others now and cleared his throat. His wings still folded onto his body, keeping an illusion of a massive black robe. "I am called Zidourn Remembrance. I demand to know any information you know of this place." His red eyes looked to the others carefully, sizing them up. Even though his power seemed to of faded for now, his natural power should be able to help him in case he was placed into an...'intense' situation. His wings stayed folded tight, keeping his body's build hidden perfectly.

Sydney jumped in absolute shock when first hearing the new male voice. When she turned fully around, she choked. "This guy is a giant!!" Suddenly she felt as if she had shrunk. Now thinking about it, all the males were tall. But this was unreal. Sydney could only stand there dumbfounded, until she processed what he said."I demand?? The nerve! Since when was asking nicely such a hard thing To accomplish??" Regaining her confidence, she put her hands on her hips, all attitude. "So sorry your Highness. But sadly we don't know where we are. And since you had to 'ask', I guess that means you don't know either. Wonderful." Every word was spat out dripping in pure sarcasm. She couldn't help it. When people she only just met are rude, she only returns what was given.

Alex looked up at the newcomer.Them being 6'1 and 6'2 they felt the same as Sydney did,small,but less small than she felt.
Felix still had his wings spread so he flapped them until he was a bit taller then the new guy."Check it out,seems i got taller." he said as he stood in the air,flapping his wings so he wouldn't fall.He was just being stupid,a abnormal thing for him.

He glared down at the female who mouthed off to him, "You should learn how to address a superior." His glowing crimson hues shot to the one flapping his wings. He watched for a moment unamused and then slowly unfolded his own massive black wings. the black runes on his body flicked for a moment like dying embers in a fire before fading off once again. He gave one mighty flap of his own to send a gust at the boy to push him back a little. His wings refolded to his body as he looked about, "So, no one knows where we are?"

He would not wait for a response as he began flapping his wings again this time gaining lift rapidly until he was decent height into the air and looked about slowly. His arms crossed across the huge chest as he looked off as far as he could into the horizon. "A little strange..." he dropped hard to the ground and began to walk off a bit. He was lost without that voice guiding him. Telling him friend and foe. He looked to the others as his mind remained silent....

She watched the male go on about his dramatics. Troublesome. She mumbled under her breath, "There are no longer superiors in the world. Without the knowledge of where we are and the voices that helped in our decisions... we stand alone." She sneered to herself, only for her to become dazed in theories and fruitless thoughts.

siela walked over to the others. she had felt the gust from the big guy and came to check it out. she saw the girl from earlier there and two boys beside the taller one with black wings. "are they angels? man, i wish my voice was still here. he would know exactely what they are.". she thought to herself.

Jason had followed Siela simply because he didn't want to be left alone somewhere. It was a rule of survival. You die if you're alone. You live if you stick with a pack.
He really wished he was a part of a different pack, however, when he saw Zidourn. Holy mother of God.
He gulped and instinctively started cleaning his glasses on his shirt, trying to seem as harmless and inconspicuous as humanly possible.

Alex and Felix were angels of course,but Zidourn,they kinda doubted it.Alex still had his wings tucked in,so it wasent obvious he was an angel,but Felix,yeah.Finally Alex noticed the other two,the onces they saw when they were peeking around the corner."Hello" Alex says to the two of them,Jason,and Siela,in his gentle little voice.

He made a slow return as he rubbed his chin, "Something is not right here." His red eyes gazed over the rest of them. "Perhaps we have something in common that brings us here." He looked them over carefully, "Though I doubt I have anything in common with any of you." His ego seemed to be just as large as he was. He folded his arms and huffed, "We need a plan and we need to figure it out quickly." He looked about, "I would hate to waste anymore of my time here." He sat down and closed his eyes as he let himself submerge into thoughts, hoping to hear that guiding voice once again.

Jason's eyes flicked up nervously at the sound of Alex's voice and he quickly stuffed his glasses back on so he could see better.
"Oh... H-hi," he stammered, taking a deep breath. He glanced cautiously over at Zidourn; about a million stinging retorts were flashing through his mind, but given the size of him, and the size of Jason himself, it probably wouldn't be good for his health to be a smartmouth. He sighed and fixed his shirt collar, anxiously playing with a pen in his lab coat pocket.
This was going to be a long, long day.
At least Sydney seemed somewhat civil, along with Alex.

"Shouldn't we just go to the town? I mean... wouldn't that just make the most sense. Since town have names.. people...food. We look like dopes just standin' around." She crossed her arms, waiting for the others to agree. She was kinda tired of standing in a forest and arguing.

"Is there even a town nearby,i mean,who knows how thick this forest is.." Alex asked.He still expected to hear the voice,but there was just silence,no trace.

"There has to be a town. You were hiding behind a wall remember? Someone had to build the wall. And no one is going to drag their sorry butts all the way out into the wilderness to build a random wall just for the fun of it. The wall was built by people, meaning if there are people there must be a town or village near by." She hoped that she was making at least some sense.

“Yes...thats true” Alex replied
Felix remembered there was some writting on that wall,but he could't think if it was directions leading to a town or village,or just a simple piece of graffiti somebody decided to draw there.He sighed aloud.

Zidourn nodded at the girl's advice. He looked to the wall. He turned back and sighed, "So, past this wall, might be town." He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. He moved down the wall til he found a good empty spot and tensed his body. His runes flashed a bit. He ran his hand along, "Weak point is somewhere.."

“Lets just hope that wall isn't just a part of a small house nobody ever finished” Felix states.“build a house away from annoying people,and neighbors?” Felix suggested,yeah,rain on our little parade of the thought of civilization nearby.Just then the two brothers noticed the small flash on Zidourns rune.

"Well, that would suck, wouldn't it? But I don't see anyone else coming up with any bright ideas." She turned a point glare at Felix, with his little cloud of depression. She stuck a tounge out at him, before he would notice. "Stopping being such a party-pooper bird brain."

“i wasent being a party pooper im just saying,...wait,”Felix scowls at her,“Who are you calling 'bird brains'?!”Felix asks, “I believe she was refferring to you.”Alex states,thinking it was pretty obvious.Felix ignores Alex,

"My dear.." She purred dryly, smiling gently not fluttering an eyelash in her bold confidence. "You wouldn't have to ask that question if you thought I wasn't speaking to you. So answered your own question." With a cheeky grin, she looked at Felix innocently.