Welcome to the Family ~ closed to joining

(ℛ𝒶𝒾𝓃𝒻𝑜𝑜𝓉. ⛈️ - yes, sorry :/)
(Shining - actually, though I haven't added it yet, the third child has been reserved. But you're welcome to join as the father!)

(I will gladly take the role of the father!))
((Quick question -  Does the father have powers, or not? Just to be sure while I'm creating the form. ))

(I added Ro and also made it so the last character spot is a guy, so we're not overrun with girls.)

||Lyle Richardson||male||43||ShiningDiamond||
||A charming gentlemen standing at nearly 5'10,with a slight tan, that is hardly noticeable because of his lighter toned skin. He has wavy brushed back, dirty blonde hair, with slight curls running along his neck. His eyes are similar to one of his daughters; a soft blue color of his iris is mixed in with the golden tint around the pupil. His physical build is less on the muscle, and more on the evasive flexibility. He has great knowledge of gymnastics, yoga and martial arts; which has helped him maintain himself over the years. Thanks to these sports he is able to keep up with his ever-growing family at their own pace. He wears reading glasses from time to time, and because he finds himself reading so often he may forget to remove them by mistake. He's a responsible individual, caring for his wife and kids as a top priority. As a father he can't help but not be on top of the news when it comes to the emotions reflected on his families expressions. He's observation and kind, but willing to raise his finger when someone steps out of line. Lyle's ability is to manipulate the shadows to his own use. Yet this ability comes with a cost because using this ability creates a rather uncomfortable aurora to those close. For this reason he has been conserving this ability since he was young, and pretends that it is none-existent

((Alrighty thanks!))

This transition was pretty rough...... They all know what they been told. On top of that their all good kids, i'm certain that all of them will get along.. Lyle sat against a tree in the yard. The tree provided him a cool shady spot where the winds breeze gracefully blew against his face. He smiled relaxing at the thought then turned his head over to the violin case sitting next to him. I did come out here to practice a little....I might as well do so... He silently opened the case up and picked up his violin, tuning it in the process.

Angelique frowned as she stepped out of the car, her eyes narrowing as the bright sunlight disturbed her vision. "I'm coming, I'm coming, don't rush me." She grumbled, pulling her leather bag over her shoulder as she followed after her sister. X, the shadow creature that followed her, was by her side in its cat form. It weaved in between her legs, sniffing at the ground curiously.
She wasn't exactly pleased with having to move from their house to this one. There had been many cherished memories there. But their old house wouldn't be able to handle as many children, and so the decision for a new one was made.
At the thought of her new step-siblings, she frowned. They had to hide their abilities whenever they were around the other side of the family. That irked her, having to hide her true self from people she didn't know much about.
"Let's just find the biggest room." She mused, twirling a lock of her hair around a ringed finger, beginning to head up the porch steps.
Their Father was already somewhere inside the building, she wasn't going to call it home just yet, and she wanted to say a quick "hi" before they unpacked.

Lawrence slowed as the twins pushed past him, climbing onto the porch and he couldn't help but scowl. He wasn't looking forwards to the drama about to unfurl. He'd been outnumbered before, but now there were so many more girls that he'd have to deal with and there was no way he was letting them get away with pushing him around. His train of thought trailed off after a moment as he spotted something on the ground by one of the twins. If he had to identify it, it was shaped like some sort of animal, though it most certainly wasn't. tightening his grip on his suitcase, he took a sharp step back to put a little more distance between himself and whatever that thing was. Glancing around, he searched for some sort of explanation. A trick of the light, an odd shadow from the trees towering overhead. There was a logical explanation, he was sure of it.

Anna got out of car a moment after Lawrence, smiling and opening her mouth to say something when he took the suitcases out of the moving truck, however was a moment too late. Watching him disappear into the house, she picked up her purse and suitcase and headed for the door herself.

Araya walked in the door just before her siblings came in, pausing for a moment to take it in. Coming in, to the right was a small coat closet and the stairs to the second level, and to the left was the large living room with high ceilings. She had only seen the pictures online, but the reality of the house definitely met her expectations. Moving over as her siblings and a few movers with furniture came in, she debated whether to head upstairs and claim a room or explore downstairs.

Harriet followed close behind Skylar and Angelique, looking over at the front yard as she did so. It was mostly lawn, but was dotted with a few trees, and had a small garden in front of the porch. Lost in her thoughts or the garden, she barely noticed her stepsiblings as they also made their way into the house. When she got inside she immediately ran up the stairs, hoping to claim a descent room, since she already knew she would have to share.

(So I was thinking the house could have five bedrooms, one for the parents, one for Skylar and Angelique, one for Harriet and Ro, one for Araya, and one for Lawrence and the last kid, any objections?)

Skylar flashed her twin a bright grin, pushing open the front door and darting toward the stairs. Her footsteps echoed a bit as she hurried up the stairs and swung herself around the corner. She knew Angelique was right behind her, and glancing over her shoulder she saw that Harriet had followed as well. Still grinning brightly, she opened the door to the first bedroom and stepped inside. "This one has a big closet," she commented, glancing expectantly at her twin. "D'you think all of our stuff will fit in it?"

Angelique wrinkled her nose in disgust when the noise level of the house began to increase. In the past, their home had been loud. It bothered her to no end, but she dealt with it because it was her family, she loved them. But now, the number of people increased. And they were strangers.
X had swiveled its head towards the strange human staring at him. The creature's eyes were not seen, and a small little hole for a mouth opened, a hissing sound escaping before it trotted after its favorite human.
Angelique took the stairs two at a time, trailing after her twin. Upon entering the room, her gaze surveyed the interior. It had to be the biggest bedroom, besides the master bedroom of course.
When the sun would set later on, she noted, a considerable number of shadows could be made in the room. The thought of that allowed a small smile to grace her features.
"We could always toss more stuff in our dressers." She pointed out. The room was definitely most definitely bigger than the one back home.

{{ sounds good to me!! ^^ }}

(Feel free to, Aviva!)

Anna, after leaving her bags in the master, had headed back downstairs, and was now directing movers on the perfect places for furniture. The house had quite a small dining room, but had a decent kitchen and a large living room. Her favorite part of the house, though, and one of the deciding factors for her in buying it, was that the living room and dining room both had beautiful fireplaces in them, which was something she always wanted in a house.

Araya, having come upstairs a bit after her siblings, was a bit disappointed to see that two rooms were already taken. Continuing down the hall, she found a good size room with, in her opinion, the best view of the yard. Set in the middle of the outside wall of the house, she could see the whole backyard, from each corner of the house. Sighing, she flopped onto the frameless mattress, the only piece of furniture in the room.

Harriet poked her head into the room the twins were in, taking note of it briefly before continuing down the hall. As she looked in each bedroom, noting its size, natural light, and view, she realized only one had a view of the road, aside from the master bedroom. "I claim this one!" She yelled down the hall, dropping her bag on the bed. Once she had looked the whole room over and taken account of vents and closet space, she bounded back downstairs to watch the movers place furniture.

(I'll add her, you may start roleplaying c: )

(I'll add him :3)

Ro slid out of the car when she could and looked around with wide eyes. The thought of moving was actually really interesting and she was happy to move. The idea of being in a new place with new family members tickled her curiosity and she was not disappointed. She didn't think about claiming a room or taking any of her things as she darted around the house to explore. The garden and trees she liked and she would stop in her investigations to attempt to climb one only to end up not being able to find good footing or be too short. When she finished outside she skipped inside and looked around the first floor, opening random drawers and cabinets to see if anything was inside or not. A giggle left her throat as she let her curiosity drive her to climbing into one of the bottom cabinets to see if she could fit and the urge to try to get her siblings and stepsiblings to play hide and seek with her grew deep inside of her. As she emerged from the cabinet, she remembered her things and went back outside to get her bag from the car. She looked around once more before heading back in to go upstairs to ask her mother where she would be staying.