Gang Wars.(Acid Rain. And anyone who wants to join the team)

"Okay, I'm sick and tired of this guys crap." Rebecca glowered at him and before long archaic purple lines began to form along her skin, as her hair took on a faded purple tint and her skin nearly began to pale to a slight purplish gray tint. She marched towards Zach, and placed a hand on his shoulder, before wrenching his arm behind his back with far more strength then one would think possible. "Now then buddy you will behave, you will act civil and you will be polite and so help me god, if you break any of my stuff, I'm going to bitch slap you with a fifteen thousand volt charge before tossing you into a swimming pool ten feet deep."

Rebecca was a nice girl but this guy was beginning to piss her off to no end. It wasn't just his general disregard for human life, it was his overall attitude and if it was up to her, she'd have just fried him and tossed him into the cities bay but even so she was making it painfully obvious that she wasn't going to take crap from this guy. "Do I make my self clear, fat ass?"

Rain sighed. I don't know how this will work! These people can't get along for more than one second! "If you people can't learn to get along, there's no use in us doing this. It won't help the city if there's fights amongst us. So you need to decide, right here and now, whether you're going to get along, or not. Because if not, I'll go find someone else to make a team with!" She's normally very calm, very understanding. But they were pushing her limit.

(its the pre-getting along together fights! later we'll all look at this and laugh our full heads off)

Jay was shocked at Rebacca's actions and honestly was glad some one could keep Zack in line.
"So, I'm guessing your not gonna be making fun of a certain person, huh?" Jay asked smirking as she took in the scene of Rebecca holding Zack's arm behind his back with complete approval.
"If you people can't learn to get along, there's no use in us doing this. It won't help the city if there's fights amongst us. So you need to decide, right here and now, whether you're going to get along, or not. Because if not, I'll go find someone else to make a team with!" Rain was telling them. Jay looked behind her and sighed. She had been in enough fights today, and couldn't even fly off to her own little roof top to watch the sun go down and draw happily. This was turning out really bad already.

Jay shook her head and broke between Rebecca and Zack, "Ok, you two, it looks like we all need to take a breathe here, lets just get to this place and decide whether we're doing this team thing or not, if we are, no more name calling, no more killing, and no more threatening team members... except on holidays and special occasions." Jay decided, trying to make the situation less stressful for every one. "Agreed?"

She sat down. Then lay down. Even the ground was dirty, she didn't care. There was a pretty moon out. The group was trying to sort out their problems.

Zack grinned as she wrenched his arm back, though before it reached the point where pain and possible injury could occur, it stuck in place as if a powerful force held it there. Behind him, a parked car juddered as is slowly slid towards him, wheels grinding on the ground as the parking brake struggled to keep the car still. "Whatever do you mean, girly?" Zack asked, turning his head to address Rain, but continuing to eye Rebbeca. "I get along fine with everyone. Except cowards. It's just everyone who doesn't get along with me." He looked back at Rebbeca. "And you're just mad at me 'cause the Birdie don't like me and you have a crush on the Birdie." He spoke in a singsong voice, knowing full well that as much as Jay hated him, she wouldn't stand to allow Rebbeca to kill him. And then there was Rain. As little as they liked him, he was willing to bet neither Rain nor Jay were willing to stand by and watch him die.

Everything was just to much. Not thinking anyone even cared to notice, she let her shield take over, and she walked away. Walls werent a problem for her, she just walked right through.

"That does it!" Jay growled, "call me if you guys decide on the team or not." Jay took her jacket and tied t around her waist and flew up to a nearby roof where she couldn't hear the group if she didn't concentrate. She pulled a marker out of her pocket and started drawing on the back of her hand a picture of a zebra.

She walked along the streets. It was quiet, so she could think. She felt like crying. Everything, which seemed to be going to good, was going all wrong. Like everything else in her lfe. A single, icy tear fell. That did it. A torrent of rain came down from the sky. It felt so good.

Jay growled as she looked up at the sky, if there was ONE thing she hated, it was water. It soaked her wings and made it hard to fly. She capped her marker and stuffed it into one of her pockets and flew down to the other two who were still where she had left them.
"Hey, guys, uhm.. can we please find Rain and get out of the- rain?" she cast another hateful look up at the sky.
Jay didn't care that she was supposed to be angry at these guys, she wanted out of the cold wetness now soaking into her feathers, and she wanted out of it NOW!

She just kept walking. Finally getting bored, she climbed to the top of a building and sat down.

Zack laughed as he wrenched his arm free, ceasing his concentration as he did so, causing the car to stop moving. "Find Rain to get out of the rain? Why, Birdie! That logic's as right as rain!" He laughed at his own joke, not caring if anyone else found it funny. Humming happily along, he walked to a steel guardrail at the entrance to a building and placed his hand on it. He closed his eyes in deep concentration. A rumbling whoosh seemed to flow out of him, like an invisible shockwave rushing through the city, from metal object to metal object. After a moment, he pulled his hand away from the metal, staggering back for a moment before he regained the strength he had used. "So, if anyone's curious..." He panted, gasping for air. "She's on the roof of that building." He pointed to the building in question, doubled over and resting a hand on one knee.

Jay laughed mockingly at his joke and shook her wings out trying to dry them in the rain that was falling at an increasingly faster rate. "Can we please just find her?" Jay asked shivering.
Jay watched in annoyance as Zack hummed with that stupid grin on his face and gripped a guard rail.
Sighing Jay waited figuring this was one of those powers he had or some thing, that or it was to annoy her.
Finally he told them that she was on the roof of the nearby building.
Yes! Freedom from the weather! Jay thought happily, Jay spread her wings but then looked over at Zack who was doubled over for some reason.
"Uhm, are you ok? Your not going to suddenly die on us, right?" Jay asked a bit concerned.

Zack chuckled. "Not unless I get unlimited wishes by doing so." He stood up and stretched, slowly getting his breath back and regaining his composure. "Becoming magnetic and changing my polarity and intensity is one thing, but throwing a magnetic current over a city block and searching for signs of life is another thing altogether. And finding a very specific life sign in a city is another other thing altogether again!"

"Sooo, your not gonna die?" Jay asked, now a teasing bit of regret in her voice.
She shook her wings off and looked at the sky in annoyance, as if blaming it for the state her wings were now in.

"Nope!" Zack watched her fly off, laughing to himself. Bored, he drew his pistol and emptied his clip into the brick wall in front of him, making a smiley face out of bullet holes.