The Gods chose You! (open/ accepting, Need new members!)

[my Lalia]

Brea's eyes flashed with unknown anger, "Don't give me that tone! I was just saying that because you looked like you didn't give a d*mn about me!" Brea's eyes went black for a moment then went to their normal colour again. Brea shook her head not knowing where that out burst came from, she looked at Sethi with scared and sad eyes, before looking away.

[Anomaly]

Dresyn looked down. "I'm fine Alex. Nothing to worry about." Tell her. He shook his head. "No..." He meant to say it in his head but it came out.

[shadowbaby]

“ ’No’ what?” Alex asked a bit more gently. “You can trust me. I promise.”

[Anomaly]

"Alex..." Dresyn bit his lip. He didn't know how to tell her. "Promise me you won't tell the others. Please."

[shadowbaby]

“I promise that you can trust me. What is troubling you?”

[Anomaly]

Dresyn looked down and came over to her, whispering in her ear, "I'm dead, Alex..." He knew he was trusting his life in her hands. He just hoped he was making the right choice.

[Gemino-]

Sethi looked slightly taken aback. "...Nice temper you got there." He grumbled sarcastically. "...Now may I ask of what's so obvoiusly troubling you?" the white-haired teen asked, practically completely unphased by Brea's outburst.

[shadowbaby]

"Wait, your, dead? I don’t understand.” Alex looked really puzzled. “You look alive to me.”

[my Lalia]

Brea looked back at him hoping that she wouldn't have any more out burst. "Why must you always be sarcastic?." Brea shook her head she knew that something was wrong but she didn't know what. "There is something wrong, after the Furie touched my head it feels like there is something there that wasn't there before." Brea said as she looked away from Sethi. He think I`m crazy! Brea thought as she looked at the water.

[Anomaly]

"Hades brought me back here after I died. I was sent to help you. Everyone in this group. And once it's done, I'll be able to go back. To go to Elysium." Dresyn gently took Alex's hand and put it on his chest, where there wasn't a heartbeat.