Wally laughed at his sister's comment and ran faster, stopping only when he reached the bay. He waited for Shae to catch up, panting and out of breath.<br/>"Half as fast? More like a quarter!" He laughed again before turning his attention back to where the signal they had been following was coming from. He heard his sister's question and shrugged. "Only one way to figure out." With that, Wally once more zipped away, running straight across the water and up to the rusted doors. He waited for Shae once more, impatiently tapping his foot. When she opened the doors Wally took a few steps inside.<br/>"Someone tell the decorators they're fired." He chuckled, looking around at the mess.<br/><br/>When the other kid appeared, Wally jumped back a few steps in surprise, feeling his sister behind him. He reached back and placed a hand on her arm, watching the newcomer in front of him.<br/>"Who the hell are you?" He asked before turning around, bringing Shae with him, when another voice greeted him. His eyebrow rose at this guy's butchering of the English language. When he saw that neither of these two were going to jump them, he let go of Shae and introduced them.<br/>"I'm Wally, this is Shae."<br/><br/>"Oh! Thank goodness I am not alone!" Another kid with tanned skin and black hair appeared, seemingly from the walls around them. "I didn't know what to do, this is nothing like I've seen before." He glanced from one to the next before realizing he had forgotten to introduce himself.<br/>"Sorry, I'm Aaron. Aaron Kent. Pleased to meet you all." Aaron smiled and clasped his hands together to stop them from shaking in excitement.<br/><br/>"So nobody knows what's going on?" Wally asked.<br/><br/>"Unless you know something we don't." A voice came from the shadows and yet another kid dressed similar to a magician stepped out. "There must be a reason for the signal, it's very unlikely that it would just go off after so long of being inactive. And the fact that it drew all of us here rather than say the police to investigate is also strange." The boy's hand came to rest on his chin as though he were in deep thought. "I'm Johnathan by the way, but most just call me John."