The world and all its people are cruel.  That's all Lucas has ever know his entire life. People lied to get what they want, used and abused you until you were made useless, and brought you down until your spirit was broken and left you wanting the ultimate "easy way out". But here, in this strange place with these strangers, things felt different. Perhaps because now, unlike back home Lucas was around people in the same predicament; they had no idea where they were and even less of an idea why. But they were strangers nonetheless and Lucas didn't do well with new people so it was second nature to proceed with caution.<br/><br/>One of the first to speak out loud was a woman of fiery red hair. It was the first time Lucas had even seen a women since his eleven years of captivity. It had always been scientists seen through drugged, blurry eyes and Dr. Sully. But even with all that and not having been subjected to the worlds constant brainwashing of what was considered "attractive", Lucas still found her to be easy on the eyes. Even still, he kept a reserved posture.<br/><br/>Her greeting was calm and Lucas realize he spent a little too much time contemplating her name, "Karma". It was an odd name to him but than again, current circumstances apparently had no room for "normal" anymore. He gave a slight nod in greeting, "Lucas." He stated briefly then took another quick glance around.<br/><br/>"And I honestly have no idea. Wherever we are, the fact there are two Suns can't be normal..." Lucas finally managed say. His voice was calm but slightly strained from his previous shouting back at the lab. His eyes drifted down to his bare feet where his toes played with the grass and dirt. He forgot what it was like to just be outside and enjoy what little nature was around. It was one of the first good feelings Lucas had in a very long time.<br/><br/>Some minor rustling of grass further behind Karma caught Lucas's attention. More people were pulling themselves up from the ground, dazed and confuzed. Out of slight curiosity Lucas began making his way past Karma to see the others, taking note to try and keep his distance just to be safe. The first person he came to was a thin, well groomed male desperately searching for his glasses. Naturally, Lucas hesitated to help but realized he stood right next to the pair. "Not everyone is out to get you Lucas..." he thought quietly to himself. Lucas rationalized quickly that this man was clearly not a threat and just needed a little help. But the second Lucas bent down to grab the man's glasses, a glint of sunlight caught the corner of his eye. Something reflective and shiny and unmistakenly metal.<br/><br/>It was only a second but it was enough to put Lucas on full alert. Instant flashbacks of orderlies and scientists approaching with syringes and scalpels that reflected the ceiling lights briefly invaded Lucas's mind and reflexes. Instinctively his eyes and right hand darted up towards the glimmering object barely hidden in the grass. "No!" He shouted and a telekinetic Thoom! sounded, instantly sending a wave through the grass pushing it down until it hit its mark, revealing a crouching woman with what looked like metal gloves on her hands.<br/><br/>For a brief second Lucas felt content and in control, but that quickly vanished when he realized he had just used his ability in front of complete strangers. They weren't scientists who knew what he could do; they were people that were here and just as confused as him. And seeing what he did could send them in a panic, or worse; make them hostile. Dizziness washed over Lucas from the sudden rush of using his ability, the instant fear of strangers knowing what he could do, and the simple fact that he was beyond shocked he could channel it that accurately. His legs gave way and Lucas had to force himself from not landing on his face. He sat slumped over on his knees with shallow breaths barely escaping his lips.