→Name Bart Allen
→Gender Male
→Age 13
→Race Caucasian Human
→Appearance Bart Allen is a Caucasian teenager with a slim physical build, brown hair and green eyes. In 2056, he wore a gray shirt with a green jacket over it, black gloves, blue pants and black shoes. As Impulse, his costume was a white spandex suit, with a red line on the middle of his body, along with red gloves and boots. He wore a yellow visor with red rims. Bart's red gloves had a small compartment in which Bart could store small items. (Credit to Wikia because I'm super lazy right now)
→Personality Given the dire situation that his time is in, Bart is serious and slightly jaded. But in order to win over the heroes of 2016, he put on the character of a hyperactive, vivacious and very talkative speedster, who was very appreciative of his extended family in the past. Whether accidental or intentional, Bart constantly seems to "spoil" information for people, such as revealing Robin's and Nightwing's secret identities to Beast Boy, and that Iris West-Allen was carrying twins. (Credit to Wikia because I'm super lazy right now).
→History After traveling back in time to save the Earth from an impending Reach Apocalypse (and help his friend Neutron), Bart took on the mantle of Impulse. Along the way, he made friends, particularly Jaime Reyes, and became a hero who aided in the downfall of the alien invaders.
→Other Ugggh sucky form is sucky...(( I'm sorry for the wait, everyone! Eagle, did you see my last post or did I miss yours? c: Also, I've read up to the part where Generally Impulsive left, so I think I could just pick up where he/she(?) left off, make things more convenient.
P.S. Just finished
Grapes of Wrath and definitely
don't want Rosie to be Rose of Sharon - so this is the last time I'm switching names, I'm just going with Rosabel ))
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Granted, Rosie hadn't exactly expected anyone to call back. But when the familiar voice reached her ears, a leap of hope sprang up from somewhere between her heartstrings. It was a voice she recognized. A friendly voice. A welcome voice. What's more, it was a voice that she felt like she hadn't heard in ages. She took a few timid steps forward.
"...Tides?!"
Her pace quickened, her light feet practically gliding on the concrete as she moved towards the sound of his voice. She took little steps, but moved swiftly, and even with the hindrance of her dress threatening to fly up at the slightest of winds, she made good time. Two dainty white shoes carried her around the corner of a building, and an entirely different street swung into view. What she saw was enough to halt her in her tracks. The silky fabric of her dress billowed a little as she cupped petite hands to her mouth and drew in a sharp breath.
Lining the street was two long rows of buildings. Clearly, it was not a residential area, for there were numerous stores and vendors. Her mouth curled up into a slight smile when her gaze landed on a particularly fragrant shop of bouquets and floral arrangements. Near to that was a bakery, and from one of the nearer, leftmost shops there issued a quaint aroma. The scent of cinnamon and warmth wafted over from the structure, above which was a strange green-and-white logo of a long-haired woman. Nine white letters read "Starbucks" in a bold font.
How strange... For some reason, this shop gave Rosie the overall impression of a fortune-teller's shop. At first, she couldn't think for the life of her why. But some suggestions flitted into her mind, and she decided that it was probably the word 'star'. Didn't people sometimes interpret the stars as omens? Plus, she would naturally associate the warmth emanating from the shop with wax candles, on occasion used in magic rituals, although Rosie wouldn't know anything about that. She had never dabbled in witchcraft, but she did make strange connections in her mind.
Exciting as it all was, dilating her spring green eyes and warming her with delight, it wasn't enough to make her gasp the way she did. That reaction was provoked by another presence. For, standing before the coffee shop was a blue-skinned, teenaged boy. His curls of pale, watery hair were unmistakable, and the familiar suit-and-tie brought a silly smile to Rosie's face. "Tides!" she called again, louder this time, and broke into a run towards him. On the way there, she nearly stumbled, although there shouldn't have been a reason to, given she wasn't even wearing heels. Nevertheless, she managed to approach him all in one piece, encircled him in a soft hug, and gazed up at him in utter relief. "How did you get here? I'm so glad to see you! I have no idea where we are, or what's going on..." She cast a glance downward, but then quickly returned her gaze to him, perhaps subconsciously afraid that he would somehow disappear in the brief instant she'd looked away. More than anything, she hoped he would have answers, but she realized that there was an equal chance he could've ended up here the same way she did: Clueless.
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Klarion sent forth a cold, shrill laugh, rolling his wrist to play a telekinetic game with the glass shards. As his hand moved, a small swirl of the jagged pieces swooped upwards in a sort of waltz, then came marching back to the ground as the witch-boy lowered his arm. It was entertaining for all of about 60 seconds. Then his expression returned to that of a pouty teenager. "Where is everyone?" he complained to no one, just as a flash of orange tabby fur flitted into view out of the corner of his eye. His sour frown soon twisted into a pleased smirk. "Well?"
"Mrrrow!"
"Ha! The Boy Wonder is here, with archer girl and another kid?" he crossed his arms, closed his eyes and tilted his chin up haughtily. "Not exactly the most exciting group you could've picked out for me, Teekl." He raised an arm in complaint. "I mean, none of them even have superpowers!" His shoulders heaved in a great sigh, before straightening with resolve. "Ah, well. Let's pay them a little visit, shall we?" The cat rubbed itself against the boy's black pant-leg, as he waved a slim arm and stepped through a blazing red portal. Right in front of the young heroes, another oval of red light appeared, and a black form emerged from it until it formed a witch-boy and his familiar. "Hi there," Klarion lifted an arm and curled his fingers in a petite wave. Then he remembered that he had grievances and became impatient. "Listen, Circus Act, I have a few questions that need some answering, so you're gonna answer 'em!" At once, a crimson fireball ignited in the palm of his hand, throwing ghastly shadows on his pale complexion. "Like, for instance, why can't I teleport out of here?" He had tried multiple times, to no avail. It appeared that everyone within the vicinity was confined to this small town. It irked the Lord of Chaos immensely. He didn't much appreciate being locked up. There's not nearly enough room in this town for all the havoc that I want to wreak. And where's Savage? he complained bitterly to himself. He usually gives me people to maim or kill or mind-control. I've definitely gone way too long without maiming or killing or mind-controlling someone.