Just...Testing the Swings. They're Still Awesome, by the way

Fog shrouded the land. It was a thick fog that caused people to remain at home instead of driving around. The fact that it was a Saturday had no effect on the careful drivers; the roads were similar to an average weekday, but missing a few cars.

The fog didn't stop Eden from leaving the fort. Currently, she sat on a swing at the park, her arms wrapped in the chains. She barely swung, kicking at the pebbles on the ground.

Zola walked up silently behind her, carefully watching her surroundings. It was extremely easy to lose oneself in the fog. She gently laid a hand on her older sisters shoulder.

Eden jumped up, whirling around to face her attacker. She immediately relaxed when she realized it was just her sister.
"Goodness, Zola," she gasped, sitting back in the swing. "A sound of warning would be nice!"

She smiled slightly, sitting beside her on another swing. "I apologize, Eden." she whispered, "I'm not one for noise."

"I know," Eden sighed, twining her arms in the chains again. "What brought you out here?" she asked.

OOc: She said anyone can

"The fog." she answered softly, "Its quiet, no loud noises. It makes it seem that nothing can pierce the fog." Zolas feet dangled slightly, her toes brushing the ground.

Agreeing quietly, Eden nodded.
"Yes, it is very silent," she said, staring at some trees.

Sieraa walked down by the park. It was a silent day, but not as beautiful as she liked it. She went down by the swings, and quickly saw 2 girls she immediately recognized as darks.

"Oh... umm..." she said, assuming they had saw her (which they could or could have not depending on the fog).

Eden spotted a Light walking, and a sudden thought came to mind. Nonchalantly, she stood, tucking her hands into her pockets. She strolled over, taking care to note where the Light was, then stuck out her leg, tripping the other girl.

"Eden." Zola hissed, disapproving. "Your should have kicked her." Walking over, Zola joined her older sister.

"Hey..." Sieraa babbled. She wished she could do something to stop them, but no words could do that and she didn't want to harm anyone... "...wh- why'd you do that? Don't make me hurt you!" She said, probably sounding like a 6 year old with a fake sword (she felt that old too).

Zex was running, trying to catch up to Sieraa. When he got to her, Zex helped her up, and looked over at the two Dark, remembering Zola. "You again?"

Zola glanced up at Zex, and then shrugged her head. "You'll be seeing a lot of me.." she said softly. She then turned her head to Eden, "What now?"

A dark boy walked through the deep fog. He keep his head down, kicking pebbles at his feet. One in particular was kicked slightly harder than the rest, and skidded across the ground, stopping as it hit Eden's feet. The boy looked up in surprise. "Yo!" He exclaimed, seeing the others.

Eden was distracted by a pebble hitting her shoe. She glanced up and glared at the boy.
"We're in the middle of something," she snapped. She then turned back to the girl on the ground. "Because you're a Light."

"So? I wasn't going to hurt you..." She said, getting up and brushing off. "Unless you WANT me to hurt you..."

Cole, now interested by his family members anger, walked over to them, but stayed quiet.