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[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery smirked. "Nah, he's just tired today."
Metus flicked his tongue at her, the perfect vision of laziness.
Avery rolled her eyes. "He'd better perk up; I'm using him later."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"For what?" Bennett asked carefully.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery shrugged. "A little revenge on my brother." She grinned at Bennett evilly, meeting his gaze for a small moment.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"I get the feeling that I shouldn't ask, but why?" Benntt asked b

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery smirked. "He injured and scared one of my friends. Really badly, both of them. I told her I'd get revenge and I hold true to my promises."
Metus lifted his head, glared at Bennett as if to say Don't move, and leaned back down.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"I see," Bennett said, lifting his eyebrows at the reptile resting on hisblap.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery nodded with a sigh. "He's a douche," she explained. "And I'm sure if I told you who he was you'd know him."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"I probably would. Then again, I know a crap load of people here, so its no surprise," Bennett replied.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery chuckled. "Then you ought to know dear sweet Evander."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Oh, I should've guessed," Bennett sighed.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery nodded. "Yes, my dearest brother." She rolled her eyes.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Pity for you, I s'pose," Bennet replied quietly.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery chuckled, though she noticed Bennett's sudden lack of optimism. "You learn to deal with him." She gestured to the python resting comfortably in Bennett's lap. "This is my choice of dealing with him for today."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Hopefully he'll love Evander, then," Bennett said, the familiar smirk appearing.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery smirked. "I'm hoping for it."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Bennett watched the snake, eyes still cautious. "You sure hr's not gonna kill me or anything?"

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery chuckled. "I thought you said you weren't afraid of snakes." But she was watching Metus' every movement. With the slightest sign of frustration she would take the poisonous python away and into her own lap.
Metus flicked his tongue again.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"I'm not afraid of them," Bennett said. "I'm not a fan of being killed, is all."

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery paused, the new information automatically seeping into her mind. She smirked at Bennett. "I doubt he'll bite you," she said slowly. "But, if he manages to, then yes, I'm sure you'd be dead within the hour."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Bennett nodded. "Good to know. So if get bitten, tell everyone that I love them in the creepiest way possible and enjoy their reactions."

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery sniggered. "I'll make sure to do that. Of course, I'm sure those magical Apollo children could whip something up in an hour to save your life." She watched Metus closely, knowing the tempermental snake well enough not to trust him.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Ah yes, gotta remember Apollo." Bennett casually ran his fingers through his bright orange hair.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

"Gods bless him," she said with a smile, making sure no sarcasm touched her voice so not to dishonor the god.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Well he's already a god," Bennett said

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery looked at him incredulously, a dubious light to her green eyes. "I know that," she said with mock patience.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Wouldn't that mean that he's blessing himself, then?" Bennet asked.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

"What's the point in that?" Avery asked, faking innocence and acting as if he were the dumb one who came up with the idea.
Metus coiled slowly, curling tighter, but only slightly. His tounge flicked again, and Avery's eyes flew down at his movements.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Bennett stiffened. "Don't pretend, Avery," he chuckled, His voice wavered with a bit of fear.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery rolled her eyes, still watching the snake's every move. "Yessir," she said with a smirk, though the smile didn't completely light up her face.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

"Okay, he's starting to hurt," Bennett commented quietly.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery reached out to take her snake out of Bennett's lap before something awful happened.
Just then, Metus struck. It was simply one quick flip of his head, but it left two clear puncture wounds in Bennett's leg.
Avery cursed loudly and took the snake quickly, wrapping him instinctively around her shoudlers as she bent down beside Bennett.

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Bennett gave something between a gasp and a shout of pain. The end result: something that sounded like a choking weasel. Not pleasant. Next, Bennett uttered would probably could have been the stupidest off comments.
"Oh sh*t..."

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Avery sighed and ran her hand along the wound gently, determining the amount of care needed. She cursed again and linked one of Bennett's arms around her neck, careful to keep it from Metus' head. "I'm taking you to the infirmary," she explained slowly to keep him conscious. "You'll feel dizzy, just slightly. Ignore it."

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Bennett nodded meakly. He limped along side Avery, all traces of laughter gone from his face.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Just keep talking, she remembered her mother warning her. If you talk to them they won't be able to slip out. Avery tried to speak, to keep a conversation going, but she couldn't find the words as she led Bennett to the infirmary.
((pouyf.))

[Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness]

Little by little, Bennett's eyelids sagged. By the time they reached the infirmary, Avery was practically dragging him.
((püph))

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Vienna walked into the fields, the tall grasses swishing about her small form.

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

Lindsay ambled around the fields. Her blonde hair whipping around her head.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Vienna's brown curls were flying in the breeze as she sat down and put her hat on her head in hope of taming the wild hair.

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

Lindsay saw a girl with the oposite hair color as her. She walked in her direction in a friendly way.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Vienna glanced behind her, saw Lindsay and smiled as she took a seat, hoping to find sanctuary from the wind amongst the grasses.

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

Lindsay smiled at her, and sat down next to her, not too close though. "Hello. My name is Lindsay."

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

"Vienna," she replied, glancing at Lindsay with a smile.

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

Lindsay smiled. "Pleased to meet you," she said, extending her hand.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Vienna shook it. "As am I."

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

Lindsay smiled, feeling her hair whip around her face viciously. "What are you doing here? All alone?" She asked her.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

Vienna shrugged. "Returning from practice. You?"

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

"Bored out of my mind. So, I decided to come here," she explained with a shrug.

[Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance*]

"Seems like a boring place to come," Vienna commented. "Besides the wind, of course."

[*~Silvypoo~* (Chaser of Artemis)]

"I like it here," Lindsay admitted. "It's a quiet place to read, study, or just relax." She tipped her head back, and stared at the sky.