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May 06, 2014 09:01PM
"well just don't turn out to a deathbed or fairies kiss. those flowers creep me out." Lucious says shuddering thinking of them coming to this plane for the underworld.
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"Yeah." she said and looked away. The world of the living was such a strange place, and she was still trying to figure it all out. "So, err, nice weather we've been having!" she exclaimed, desperately trying to change the topic. Her plan pretty much backfired when she saw some dark rain clouds roll in.
"wow way to call it. but it's rather it stay sunny." Lucious put up his hand to change the cloud but he used to much of his power during training earlier.
"No!" she exclaimed and grabbed his arm. Aleydis looked away from him when she said, "Sorry, I just think there's something beautiful about the world getting cleaned and purified. The rain quenches plant's thirst and lets the cycle of life go on. It gives us a reprieve from the scalding sun that always beats down on everyone."
((Hey za-za... Outside camp?))
Lucious laughed. "i couldn't change it if u wanted to at this moment anyway. I used to much energy last couple of hours." Lucious sat down slowly.
"Fine." Aleydis procured a switchblade from her pocket and twirled it around her fingers. "Well, I should probably get going. Nice talking to you, Stranger." She turned arounf to walk away before she could do something stupid like get to know him. There was no sense in putting him in danger too.
Alice was sprawled in the grass denying the sunshine while she hummed a song in Spanish
Adira walked the edges of the field, bored out of her mind. Her hand was wrapped and she sighed
Alice sat up " ¿Por qué tan miserable?" She questioned
Nadia didn't answer, she was in her mind place. She was thinking about her own brother who had the same gift as her, they couldn't outsmart eachother.
She got up " hello? You OK?" She asked
"Oh, hello." She looked at the new girl. "So what's being a daughter of Poseidon like?"
She blinked " like being a person. How did you know who my godly parent is?"
"Deduction, you are pretty easy to read," Adira said.
Alice crossed her arms. " how, exactly, am I easy to read?"
Kaleb was bored. So very bored. Normally when he was bored, he would find Megan and go f*** with her, but she was busy. He groaned, and flicked his wrist to make the air cooler. It was so freaking hot. He fell to the floor, and stared at the sky. "Summer SUCKS."
"You just are." Adira shrugged. "You don't guard your expressions or posture well enough. You have sort of branded yourself as a daughter of Poseidon."
He moved his head so that Adria and Alice were in view. Pitifully, he moved his hand up and down, creating an icy wind in their direction, just for giggles.
Adira shivered. She glared and looked around. She finally saw Kaleb and turned toward him. "What are you doing?" she asked him.
His hand dropped on the grass. "Nothing." He said making a face.
Adira looked at him. "No, not nothing. Tt was you who sent the cold wind wasn't it?"
"Wha-a-me?!? How DARE you accuse me without evidence." He stood up and walked towards her. "It's preposterous! Outrageous! Absolutely bonkers!" He leaned over her. "If you think it was me, prove it." He challenged her.
"Body language. Need to defend yourself. The fact you didn't say that it wasn't you. Also, your hands are unnaturally still." Adira smiled. "That's plenty of evidence for me."
Kaleb wrinkled his nose and crossed his arms. "And who the hell are you? Lady freaking Sherlock Holmes?" He said, baring his teeth. He was feeling super b****y today.
((Oh my god I just remembered who she was. Want me to bring in Wyett?))
((Lol, you can if you want.))
"I have a similar sense of observation. Also you are really the easiest person to read I have ever seen," she said.
"Oh really?" Kaleb spat, feeling revealed. "Well I'm getting all kinds of readings on you. I'm reading that you're a total BI-" Large hands came from behind him and covered Kaleb' mouth. Instinctively, Kaleb screamed, and the large hands moved his head out of the way to make way for another head.
"Don't curse, you little shit. Is he pestering, Adria?" Wyett asked, still keeping Kaleb head locked.
"MUUUUMMPH!" Kaleb wailed.
"Of course, most people at this camp are pestering. This one is a little more pestering than the others, though." Aidra looked at Kaleb like he was a rat. "Thank you."
Kaleb looked at her with equal disgust and made his entire body temperature drop. Soon his skin was covered in ice, and Wyett jumped backwards, shaking off his hands."That should even be scientifically possible." He huffed. "No problem. And I agree completely."
Kaleb shook his body, which was now a pale blue, to get rid of ice. "Everything that goes on in this damn camp is scientifically impossible. So go suck it."
Adira raised an eyebrow. "Actually, not everything. I think that anything magical can be broken down and thought about scientifically. Magic is always science that we can't explain, so we call it magic." She shrugged. "But I could be wrong."
Wyett was about to agree wholeheartedly and go into a nerdy rant about magic, but Kaleb scoffed."Yeah, sure. Explain the Underworld. Why monsters come back to life. Actually don't. Please. I'd rather not be bored to tits." He rolled his eyes and put an arm around Wyett's shoulders. "Yooooooo lets do something fun."
"I think that your definition of 'fun' is different from mine." She sighed. "But I am bored." She drummed her fingers on her leg.
"Hey great. Something we have in common." Kaleb sneered. Wyett threw Kaleb's hand off his shoulder."What do you propose we do?" Wyett asked, pissed.
"Ummm... I dunno I was hoping you guys could think of something not boring."
Wyett knocked Kaleb upside the head. "What do you wanna do Adria?"
"Not quite sure. Kaleb, why don't you go do something stupid and dangerous like you probably do everyday so we don't have to listen to you?"
Kaleb stepped backs and acted like he was offended. "Oh my! The lady's having a go at me! How about we fight it out, eh?" Winds roared behind him. "Just for the hell of it." His eyes sparkled with malice. Wyett put his hands on Kaleb's shoulders.
"How about we get lunch?" He said calmly.
Aidra nodded. "Lunch sounds good," she said, completely ignoring Kaleb.
"Great. Kaleb you aren't invited." Wyett said, already walking towards the dining pavilion.Kaleb flicked ice out of his fingernail. "Yeah-wait what?!? Why not? I'm hungry!"
"Because I really don't like you." Wyett deadpanned.
Aidra smiled and walked beside Wyett. "I don't like you either. Just saying to make sure it got through your thick skull."
"I thought we already established that we don't like each other, Egghead." He flicked her off an followed them to the lunch room anyways. Wyett sighed. "Why are you even coming if you don't like her?"
"I wanna piss you off. It's funny."
Wyett did his famous death glare, which he often used to ward off the younger Hecate kids from touching his books and experiments.
"How about you leave, or I will temporarily paralyze you."
Kaleb gave him a look and pranced away.
"See ya, mother f*****s!" He flicked them off and ran off.
"You will not be missed!" Aidra called to him. She smiled. "I can't believe he was stupid enough to not realize that was in insult," she said under her breath.
"I think he realized it, but I'm guessing that's something people tell him a lot. Must go straight pass him." Wyett narrowed his brow. "So. Did you hear about the mortals? They're creating lab grown tissue out of a single drop of blood. Isn't that awesome?" He asked, his eyes wide with excitement.
"That's amazing!" Aidra hadn't been looking at mortals and their sciences lately, she was too focused on reading a book. "Honestly I think there is some hope for them," she said.
"There's lots of hope. I like mortals. They're admirable, and pretty adaptable. Like the water bear. That's a bacteria that can survive under any conditions." He shook his head. "Anyways, what were you doing out here?"
"I was seeing how people would react when they think that they're in mortal danger and can't figure out were it's coming from or who's putting them in danger," she said. "It was fun for me, also. But unfortunately I ran into my little brother and he figured out where I would go and redirected the knife. He hit my hand." She showed him her hand that was now covered in dried blood and a wound in the middle of her palm. "It was worth it."
Wyett stared at it with a flabbergasted expression. "So... You were scaring people... And you got this cut?" He slowly pulled her hand up by her middle finger and scrutinized the cut. "Your little bro must be kind of an ass. But don't worry! I can fix it. It must hurt a little, I mean even if the hand has some of the thickest skin on the body."
"He's not that bad, he actually sometimes acts like me,," Aidra said. "He didn't know that it was me or even if it was another demigod. Like I said, I was seeing how people would react in mortal danger. It did hurt, but I had to mask my pain to scare him a little more by acting like I didn't care."
