Avalon smiled as everyone began responding, even so much as chuckling to herself right as she walked into the kitchen to see Morgana eating a bowl of cereal. “Hey Morgie.” She managed as she went to the fridge to grab the gallon of milk to finally add to her cereal, having opted for Fruit Loops that were now a quarter of the way finished in the bowl. “You know the drill: if your present has two parts, then I’ll take one now and the other at the party. If there’s only one part, then save it for the party.” She grinned as she poured some of the milk into the bowl, and she grabbed a coffee cup from the cupboard to pour some coffee into a cup alongside the milk. She didn’t really care whether or not anyone used half-and-half or regular milk when it came to drinking coffee, and she didn’t start drinking it until after the last major incident when it was still unclear whether or not her big sister was going to make it. “How’s the shoulder?” She asked as she added a couple spoonfuls of sugar to her coffee and stirred, watching it turn lighter than her sister’s hair normally was, only to carefully balance both as she made her way to the table. Ava reveled in the liquid energy as she took a sip, finding that she enjoyed the moments that she got to spend with Morgie in peace.<br/><br/>“By the way, I know this isn’t the best time to bring this up, but I had another nightmare about the night Mahina got us away from our father...”<br/><br/>Somewhere that the seven of them weren’t aware of the location for, a young woman with raven hair was sitting with an elderly woman with silvery blonde hair, and it was clear that they were related as they looked nearly identical except for a few minor features. “They’re going to manifest today...” The elderly woman spoke, causing a few groans from the other residents of the nursing home that were awake and sitting in the main area. “Enough with talking about the Elements, Reigan. You keep talking about them constantly, and your great-granddaughter isn’t helping much since she started working here.” An elderly man snapped, though the smile that appeared on Reigan’s face was enough to let those around her know that she no longer cared about what people thought about her predictions. After all, she predicted that her youngest daughter would have her children get taken by CPS if they survived past the first week of their birth, and the only one to do so before the girl was disowned happened to be a granddaughter. “Tell me about them, please?” The youngest of the staff, presumably her great-granddaughter, pleaded with Reigan, who chuckled as she recounted the prediction that was already on its way to coming to pass. “The major seven Elements will manifest today. Air will show itself in a man who’s always known to have a smile, Fire in a woman who’s dedication to protecting her younger sister burns hotter than the sun itself, Water in a man who was brought up to keep his emotions in check, Earth in a woman who had been known to ground her friends to her Element when times grow tough, Spirit in the younger sister of Fire and the glue that ties her friends together, Darkness in a man who will do anything to control his daughters and any significant others he manages to keep around, and Light in a woman who’s kindness knows no bounds. Air, Fire, Water, Earth, and Spirit must find and join together with Light to defeat Darkness, and until they do so, the seven of them will have a hard time trying to control their abilities without Wisdom, a woman who appears to know much about the world despite her age, to guide them on how to do so.” Reigan appeared exhausted as she finished recounting her prediction, and she was helped by her great-granddaughter back to her room to rest as the latter began to wonder who the seven were, and if they would ever find Wisdom in time to help them control their Elements.