Joby listened to each other their names and slowly matching faces and names. A few stuck out to him as odd, such as C-Well and Cinder, but he didn't question their motives to give a real name or an alias. Quickly, running over the names again, putting a thing associated with the kids.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Jace starts with a J just like my name. Nate is eager and ready to start. C-Well is the dude with a camera, who keeps filming me. Cinder is sounds shy, but her name means ashes. And that leaves one person left,</span>Joby thought as he looked at every person as their name came up.<br/><br/>He turned to the only person who didn't say a name, which was the girl who barely made the train. "And your name?" Joby asked, not really caring whether she gave her real name or not, but he hoped they knew for once they chose a name that would likely be their name he would use.<br/><br/>___________________<br/>Jace looked up at Joby and noticed he was looking around at everyone as they announced their names. Quickly, he realized that Joby was memorizing everyone's name. He also turned and began to put names to faces, realizing he would be stuck with some of these kids for however long this 'war' would take.<br/><br/>Finally, everyone announced their name except the one girl who arrived late to their little trip around Tomorrowland. He waited patiently because he understood if someone didn't trust complete strangers they had just barely met.