<span style="font-weight: bold">Matthew stared out the window of an abandoned warehouse. He was now considered a missing person because he had not used a hand scanner in over two days. The warehouse Matt was staying in was once a place where androids were built. There were more than enough androids patrolling the city now, and so it was shut down. <br/><br/>Matthew quickly ducked down as an android turned on to his street. He hoped he hadn't been spotted and quickly moved away from the wall, crawling on his hands and knees. Matthew was wearing anti-thermals, which hid his heat signature. They were illegal in the area because it made the androids blind to those who wore them. Before the warehouse had been used to make androids, it had been used to make anti-thermals, and some had been locked in a closet within the abandoned building. <br/><br/>Matt heard a yell of pain, and ran back to the window. He saw three figures and one was fallen on the curb. The fallen person suddenly lit up with a purple light that reminded Matthew of lightning. He was mesmerized as she shot the two androids with the purple lightning shaped into balls. Knowing the risk, Matthew unlocked the door to the warehouse and hoped that the young woman would notice and join him in his hide out.</span><br/><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #BF0000"><br/>Sasha was a few blocks away, walking up to her home. She tripped over her own feet, and caught herself by placing a hand on the scanner. "Uh-oh." Sasha whispered to herself, looking around the dark and empty street. She knew it would only be minutes before an android or two were sent to catch her for being out after curfew, but she had been searching for others of her kind. Those who were different, and had magical powers.<br/><br/>"You there, are to be fined 15000 credits and are to be under house arrest for three days," the familiar robotic voice of an android told her. Sasha looked to her left to see the android moving toward her at an unrealistic pace if it had been human.<br/><br/>Drawing upon the moisture in the air around her, Sasha created a pool of water that hung in the air. She threw her arms forward and sent the ball of water at the android like a water balloon. Unfortunately, most of the android was water proof. "Crap," she muttered, and turned to run.</span></span>