Ari smiled at Blue. "That sounds like a brilliant idea. And I know exactly where the perfect cave is out in the woods." She frowned for a moment. "I hope you can mask your power in that form though. If the monster is smart it will be able to tell you're a demigod if you can't.<br/><br/>----------------<br/><br/>Genesis looked up at the other young man. "Please call me Gen," Genesis said. "I hate my name." He took a minute to think about the question, determining how much he should actually tell the man.<br/><br/>"Well, I've been looking into some pretty revolutionary technology," he said. "Once I perfect it, it would definitely help turn up a profit. After all, no other company in the world has successfully completed it. I'm on the brink of creating two different machines. The first would literally be able to nullify gravity. The second could literally teleport things--even to different dimensions. I'm so close, but it's harder to get any work done with my parents breathing down my neck. I haven't told them about this yet, actually, you're the first person who I've told what they'll actually do. I'd appreciate it if you didn't spread the info around too much.<br/><br/>----------------<br/><br/>Black's stomach grumbled and he clutched it with his hand. He was getting hungry, but he'd released some of his power when he flew and most of the animals had run off. He jumped to the ground and started wandering, hoping a few brave ones had come back that could give him a nice meal.