Once they were further from the crowd, Aaron fiddled with the one power that didn't quite feel right. It wasn't settled in like the rest that he chose to keep; it was useful, but it was like wearing a glove instead of being an extension of his hand. It was just... icky. His vision expanded to watch everything around them: back, front and sideways, without anything about his appearance changing to match. It had been a while since he'd stolen it off that terrible dealer, but he was still getting used to it.

It explained why he was thrown off when Jay suddenly turned into Jason, the face that Aaron was using. Figuring out their names was far too easy when people thought you were that person. His vision snapped back to their regular dimensions, blinking a few times before he puffed out his lips like his hand had been caught in the cookie jar. "You know it doesn't count unless you actually catch me first, right?"

And then he was gone.