Nocturnal-Visibility

Pure chaos. That’s the only real way to describe just what he is seeing right now. Not that it isn’t usually - what with the idiots he somehow finds himself hanging out with - but this seems to be extra. Now it’s not just Kay and Makoto going haywire, but the literal entirety of the Mythical Forest as a whole. Singular flowers within larger patches of flowers can’t seem to decide whether they’re going to wither away or bloom like the sun is shining right above them; and the trees keep lazily trying to grab all of them as they make their way through the usual path that leads to Kay’s home. So like, out of the ordinary and potentially dangerous right? Evidently not in either of the other two’s ‘brains’ if that’s what they can even be called. Kay, for her part, is completely ignoring the trees and their antics and instead focusing all her attention on the now-glowing frogs next to her little creek. Most certainly a step up from your average non-glowing frog. “Onx look,” she calls for

The arena is filled with the excited yelling and shouts of spectators, and normally it’s the kind of scenario that Cody prefers to avoid - lest he get overwhelmed or just generally grumpy for the rest of the day. Today though, both Callum and even Aurali had decided to come down and join him in watching one of Aspen’s fights, and it’s not like his sister would just let him skimp out on something like this, as rare as it really wasn’t for the four of them to get together. So that’s where he finds himself now, squished relatively uncomfortably between both Aurali and Callum in seats that were clearly not made for long-term sitting. Callum is being pretty calm all things considered, quite a blessing considering his little sister was whooping and practically jumping out of her seat at every match. (It’s not even like they know half of the people participating, he really doesn’t understand why she’s so excited in the first place.) “Come on Cody, you gotta be more enthusiastic than this!”

It really doesn’t surprise him anymore. And maybe that’s just a sign that he’s been hanging out with these two idiots for far too long, but it’s not like they’d let him back out now anyway so he may as well just accept his fate. So no, Onx really isn’t all that thrown off when, on his way to meet up with them, he spots Kae and Makoto staring very intently at what appears to be just a random patch of grass. It’s certainly not the strangest or dumbest behavior he’s observed out of them before, so he decides to just stand there for a few minutes in the hopes that they’ll stop whatever it is they think they’re doing and then they can all go about their day relatively normally. Predictably though, the airheads continue their indecipherable task unperturbed. “Just what exactly do you two morons think you’re doing?” Onx sneered, finally making his presence known. “Onx!” Makoto exclaimed. “Get over here and help us, I was trying to show Kae how to use magic to make a flower bloom!” It’s