The four teens stood in the Odyssey.

"Any other secrets for us?" Penn said, feeling somewhat mad, and he wasn't sure why.

Phyllis cut him off before he could say anymore." She has been looking for you three for almost two years now. Her world is in danger and she needs your help to save it."

"Then why don't we zap there then?" He asked.

"Because she has something for you, and immense training will be needed. Now let her explain."

Penn looked at her. She began.

"My name isn't Rebecca, it's Neela. I'm a knight from a hidden dimension in the multiverse. My mission two years ago was to find you, train you, and prepare you for the fight against Cryptaris, a monster that could easily destroy the multiverse. So me, my two sisters, and my two brothers searched for you. Now I have to give you your magic."

"Our what?" Sashi asked.

"When you were born, my mother was sent to collect it. Your parents minds were wiped of the situation, all except for Penn's. It's stored in my locket." Neela said, pulling a necklace from within her shirt. She opened it. Blue, orange, and greenight slowly poured out of it. Their bodies absorbed it. Blue for Penn, orange for Sashi, and green for Boone.

"What color is your magic?" Boone asked.

Neela held out her hand. A red circle filled with swirls and a spade in the middle."Red."

"We all have symbols?" Sashi asked.

"Yes, now to summon your magic, hold out your hand, and close your eyes. Focus on the light that you see."

Soon the three outstretched hands had their magic summoned. Penn's was the symbol on his shirt, Sashi was flames, and Boone was a book.

" Okay, since you can summon it, we need to train. NOW." Neela said. "Oh, one last thing you need to know." Suddenly two blonde cat ears and a tail seemingly popped out of nowhere. They stared at her.

"Potion accident." she stated nonchalantly. "Okay, this is gonna feel really weird for a minute."

Neela got on one knee and pressed her hands firmly on the ground. A larger version of her symbol spread out on the floor. She began whispering, and then in a flash red light, they were gone.