Characters
- Martin Gold: 21 years old and the de facto leader of the group; he has the power of telepathy. Presently the boyfriend of Claire, though he was that of Luna's in his past life. He was a baseball player before a couple of thugs, hired by his own father, broke his arm, ending his career.
- Philip Graff: 20 years old, a perpetually unemployed slacker; he has the power of psychometry, the ability to see the past experiences of selected objects. His mother abandoned him on a bus when he was a baby and he grew up in an orphanage. He has an aversion to lockers, likely because he spent much of third grade being stuffed into them.
- Claire Donally: 21 years old; she has the power of remote viewing. Claire's previous boyfriend was David, who was murdered by a friend named Thomas, because Thomas wanted the full share of the treasure he and David had found while SCUBA diving.
- Luna Palacios: 22 years old and of Mexican descent; has the powers of precognition. She was a bank teller at the Bank of Mexico. There was a robbery at the bank and the getaway car hit and killed Carlita, Luna's little sister.
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