[center][h1][color=#EEE8AA]Ezekiel Kel[/color][/h1]
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[I][color=#EEE8AA]Location:[/color][/i] Bus Station, New York[/center]
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	Ezekiel smirked from Leda's words. He had to admit, that would have been rather entertaining but it probably wouldn't end well for the horde of people that would go after the fake OJ Simpson. Bringing out their weapons in such a public place would be a bad idea as well so physical ability it was. He watched Leda follow Kristin's instructions and fire off some of her rainbow light towards the business man monster. The irony was not lost on Ezekiel. Leda's rainbow light was beautiful but it was potentially deadly as well. Sometimes the most beautiful things were the most deadly. 
	After Leda hit the monster in the chest, Ezekiel twisted his hand, calling the sunlight to his fingers in order to blind the monster. The nice thing about working with sunlight was it was hot too. A few burns over the monster's face would be an excellent remodel Ezekiel thought. [i][color=#EEE8AA]This is for you dad, so how about a little extra boost for your favourite? I'll throw in a genuine Texan steak for you when we get to Texas,[/color][/i] Ezekiel added in, in silent prayer to his father. As much as he disliked the whole worship and sacrifice alter thing, he was superstitious. 
	He managed to concentrate the sun enough to do some damage but not to the intended target, which of course he was never going to hear the end of that. Around him a few civilians started to look rather red, one or two even blistering from the damage. [color=#EEE8AA]"Oh fuck off,"[/color] Ezekiel cursed. He felt more like the titan Helios and his daughter Circe than Apollo's son at the moment. Ezekiel redoubled his efforts and focused on the monster's eyes again. This time he hit the intended target and disorientated it a bit. [color=#EEE8AA]"Now would be a good time for running and confusing it,"[/color] he decided. He looked over at the civilians he had done damage to, aching to help them, especially since it was his fault but time wasn't on his side.