In the center of all dimensions, Susan sat In a field and stared up Into the starry sky. This land, was created for Susan and her Elementals. She felt the heavy burden on her shoulders. She sat there as she thought of her Elementals, warriors across dimensions that Connection had gathered for the Inter dimensional war before she had been awakened. She was but a normal person to, except for her own power. Without much of a thought, she could summon disembodied doors. Compared to the skills and powers of the Elementals, she felt as If It paled In comparison. 

Daru, was one of the first Elementals. He came from a land where In order to save It, he had to slay creatures of the elements. With a sword infused with magic, his sword play was dramatic and grand. Susan chuckled knowing she could never handle a sword like him. 

Thomas, was an orphan, like Rubber boots. Susan smirked, she never had parents, not really anyway. Thomas could control the air current, and could create ice and snow. It was lucky he was so care free, he could hurt someone if he wanted to. 

Susan stood up and thought of Hannah. Hannah, was one of the nicest people she knew, she trusted everyone, no matter how sinister. She even managed to befriend the Elementals greatest threat, Thimble. She knew lots of light like magic, and could turn herself Invisible at will. 

Susan began to think of her newly found role of leader. She knew Mai would be a better leader. He was wise, and powerful with magic. He hid under his mage hood a lot, but was really a big nerd. Susan felt a breeze as her long hair flowed.

Lyndin, would make a decent leader to. Being heir to a throne he left behind to fight for all dimensions, he'd literally have the blood of a leader. His sword skills and magnificent wings were nothing to scoff at either. He was friendly though.

Candy was energetic, crazy, and optimistic. She also had the biggest crush on Lyndin. Susan chuckled. Lyndin probably puts up with it, because her childhood was so rough. Her twin brother kept her away from the harms of war.  

Her twin brother Nate, though distant, would probably be a good leader. He's been through war, and was almost pulled over to forces of evil, but In the end became an Elemental and defeated his mentor proving his value. He feels like though, if you got on his bad side, he'd murder you with a golf club or something. 

Susan climbed a tree and sat on a branch and smiled. Her mind went to Dyneal. Tall, thin, silent. Dyneal was one of the most respected Elemental for his sheer power, speed, and intelligence. Susan debated If she had even heard the man with no pupils talk before. Matt claimed he was friendly.

Speaking of which, Matt was also a genius. When he wasn't lazing around being lazy and complainy like any teen, he was tinkering with some kind of gadget, or writing music. He had a tough childhood, and has father issues, but Dyneal helped him conquer those demons. 

Demons, a man with demons reminded Susan of a individual named Morte. A terrifying ally who for years called himself the grim reaper as he searched for his greatest rival, Thimble. The two had been enemies all their life. Little was known about how or why they were though. And of course, the idea of mystery brought upon the most mysterious  Elemental. Marley. 

Marley was a dead child, a ghost. Little Is even known about her. She died, and came back, started fighting for the Elementals In the war, and now keeps to herself In her house. She hasn't even appeared from her domain once. Susan got chills about It. 

She smiled as she walked. She had thought about all the Elementals, and their abilities. She frowned and sighed remembering why she started that train of thought. She had started It because she was reminding herself how useless she was as a warrior. 

"Little late for a stroll?" Rit asked. Susan jumped.

"Oh my god I forgot about you." Susan stammered.  Rit chuckled.

"It's okay, hey, Rubber boots Is looking for you. Kyle apparently set something on fire." Rit announced. Susan went pale.

"Dear god why!" She groaned annoyed. She then chuckled a bit. 

Kyle, Bob, and Lilly had been with her, her whole life. They had all been awakened at the same time by Nympisis and Connection. They two, were normal, with little powers. Lilly and Bob didn't even show signs of powers. Susan smiled.

"She wasn't the only abnormal one here In the center of all dimensions.

Susan nodded.

"Hey, thanks." Susan replied. Rit nodded. Susan turned around and sighed.

"If I can't be a Elemental, I suppose the baby sitter will do."