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May 28, 2014 09:48PM
((Gotta go. Be back soon! Byeee!))
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((Bye! I've actually gtg too. I'm not going to be on until tomorrow. ))"How about this?" he pulled her close and stole a kiss.
Robin smiled against his lips before kissing him back, resting her hands on his chest.
((I'm really sorry but I've gtg. :/ ))Kyle bumped his nose against hers and kissed it before taking a reluctant step back. Right. He was taking this slowly. This was so messed up; he didn't even know how to be in a normal relationship.
Robin smiled and kissed his cheek. "So what would you like to go do?" She asked curiously.
((It's ok! Bye!))
((It's ok! Bye!))
"Now there's a loaded question." he smirked. "I have yet to prank the Hermes cabin today." he winked. "On the other hand, I haven't ever actually taken you out on a real date."
Robin blushed and turned her face away from him, nodding. "True, you haven't." She didn't understand why she was blushing, but she felt her cheeks warm up quickly.
Adira walked the paths, bored for the millionth time again. She ran a hand through her brown hair and she looked around. Nothing of importance.
Well, William was coming, but he still wasn't important to her. Just another sibling.
Oh great, now she had to talk to him! "Hello."
"Oh, just being bored. This whole camp is boring! Everyone here is boring, including you. Do you think anyone has something to increase their mental state? Oh, never mind, I doubt it," she said quickly.
"See! You guys get confused too easily, it can get boring, explaining everything and that adds to my boredom!"
"I don't care, that's the point." She rolled her eyes, annoyed by his stupidity.((Sorry, she thinks everyone is stupid and doesn't pay attention. She is much like Sherlock Holmes, A highly functioning Sociopath.))
"Ah, but time is meant to be wasted or else there would be less stupid people on this planet. Do you understand?"
"Sure is not an answer, it is a yes or no question." She rolled her eyes again.
"Everything. The stupidity of others, mostly," she told him.
"Oh shut up, no one cares about you." She shook her head. "Grr, I need something to solve!"
She took the Rubik's cube that was in her hand and mixed it and then solved it again quickly. "I'm still bored."
"Because I have- wait a second.." She traveled to her mind palace for a little, then came back out. "William, you got picked on in school. Your father was a smart man, his name Lucas. You would do experiments with him or just read a textbook or something like that. When you turned 11, he told you what you were." She smiled like a mad man. "Am I correct?"
"Oh, deduction. It's a simple art." She turned, looking at the trees.
"Please tell me you know what that is." She looked back at him, dumbfounded.
She smiled. "That info is for me, and me only."
"Oh, don't look so frightened. I found it in my mind palace." She rolled her eyes.
"It's a place where you can remember everything you ever learned. You just have to figure out how to get there." She closed her eyes. "What would you like me to figure out?"
She opened her eyes. "Now that I decoded you, what do you deduct about me?"
"Nothing?" She raised an eyebrow.
"Ugh." She closed her eyes, her hands moving a little. "So no ideas what so ever?"
"This is why you're boring." She pulled out a file from her mind. "So, Carrie Omega. She is 16, daughter of Ate, common knowledge. Oh, this girl is interesting." She smiled.
"For information. To not be bored." Adira continued looking at the file.
Garnet jogged down a path towards the sun, not really caring where she was going. It was just good to run outside. She felt the breeze on her face and tried to enjoy it before it got harder- it would take a while, but she didn't run as often as she should.
"Garnet.." Alli said. She walked to her with changing her her blonde and eyes blue.
"Why would you sigh?" She opened her eyes. "But you should really learn how to get to your mind palace."
Garnet turned as someone called her name. "Hello?" she called back.
"Hi Im Alli. Im a daughter of Aphrodite. Come to our beach party in your best bikini. Every one will be there." She said smiling
"Um... sorry. I don't own a bikini." Garnet gave her best regretful smile, which was really not regretful at all, as she jogged.
Garnet paused at the side of the path to stretch. She was in dance at her mortal school and needed to stay flexible over the summer.
Kaetlynn found herself on the Paths. She had no idea why, but unlike other Aphrodite kids, she enjoyed nature.
Kaetlynn heard a noise and silently snarled. Why did people have to be so loud? And what was going on?
Kaetlynn heard muttering and a ear splitting noise, she winced and ran towards it. When she came to it, there was a figure, head bleeding. "Oh my gods! What happened. I'm glad I took a healing class. Can I heal you?" She said, quickly.
Kaetlynn waited for the figure to reply. She went without a reply anyway. She rested her hand on it's forehead. She let Aphrodite's magic heal it's head. She cleaned the blood away. "That better?" She asked.
Kaetlynn snorted. "Your welcome.." She muttered bitterly. "Are you sure?" She asked.
"Oh," Kaetlynn said. Kaetlynn paused, "Didn't do anything yet?"
At the same moment his sister came out, Kaetlynn's sister did too."Hey Kaety," Kaetlynn's sister, Syntheea greeted her.
"What's up," Kaetlynn grumbled.
"Who's who?" Kaetlynn asked dumbly, but not knowing."Stupid," Syntheea muttered and laughed about her sister.
"Me?" Kaetlynn asked still clueless.
"Hi, I'm Syntheea," Syntheea said, greeting Maka. "Sorry about my sister, she's fourteen, still young, and dumb. And I'm actually not that little, I'm nineteen," Syntheea replied.
Syntheea smiled, "Nice to meet you both."
"So, what are you two doing out here on this fine day?" Syntheea asked.Kaetlynn snarled at her wise, poetic words. She was envious of her sister.
"Can we see it?" Kaetlynn asked. She caught a glimpse at what the book title was, she was secretly clutching a book behind her back. It was the same book, she didn't mention it.
