|:| A d a m |:|
:: Son of Gaea :: Eighteen :: Heterosexual :: Tags: Thomas, Reinette ::
:: Son of Gaea :: Eighteen :: Heterosexual :: Tags: Thomas, Reinette ::
- Adam retracted slightly as his brother's fist landed into his shoulder. He could only laugh at the nickname, the one that Thomas hated. Adam rarely resorted to calling him that and he usually only did so when he needed to get his brother's attention desperately. He honestly didn't know why he used it in this instance, but he did. He pushed the though aside and lightly rubbed the afflicted ares, as if Thomas's punch actually hurt. If it were anything more than playful and brotherly, perhaps it would have. Adam laughed slightly. "Sorry. Had to do it just once to get it out of my system," he said.
"Is it bad that I've only been here for a few months and I'm already sick of crabs?" he said with a playful smile. Adam complained on occasion, but he did everything he could to make it seem light-hearted. He didn't like bringing other people down. "Just kidding. I'm starving. Let's stab some crabs," he replied. He looked over his shoulder at his sister. Honestly, Adam didn't know if Reinette would join them. Something told him that she might, but she had a tendency to switch personalities on them and he wasn't sure who he was dealing with just then. He turned back to his brother. "Just promise me you're cooking the crabs this time," he said with a bright smile. Adam was no chef and he made that clear. The one time he tried to cook, it didn't end well.
|:| A m e l i a |:|
:: Daughter of Tartarus :: Sixteen :: Pansexual :: Tags: Bradley ::
:: Daughter of Tartarus :: Sixteen :: Pansexual :: Tags: Bradley ::
- It took no effort for Mia to lift the deer off the ground. However, it did take effort to listen to the utter and distressful lack of emotion in her brother's voice. She had no idea what was up with Brad, but in all of her time here, she had seldom seen him smile. He never seemed happy or too horribly sad. Maybe he was a sociopath? She tried to push that theory aside. He refused to think of her big brother as anything malevolent or dangerous. Well, he was probably dangerous when he wanted to be. All the demigods were, but she didn't want to think of him as a bad guy in any way. He was her brother. He was, in essence, supposed to be a role model and she wasn't tossing that aside just yet.
"Is this what you do every morning when you disappear? Why don't you stay with the rest of the group? We could sure use you, since I'm the only child of Tartarus that actually does anything. Finny just hides in the back and gives everyone these wicked glares. You know, unless you're around. He really looks up to you, ya know? I mean, I do too, but Finny is so different and he's kind of like you but little and..." her voice trailed off. She bit her lip nervously and looked down at the ground rather than to her brother."Sorry. I'm rambling again, aren't I?" she asked, suddenly feeling meek and insecure.
|:| F i n n i a n |:|
:: Son of Tartatus :: Twelve :: Asexual :: Tags: Beckham ::
:: Son of Tartatus :: Twelve :: Asexual :: Tags: Beckham ::
- Finnian glared around the center of camp. He wanted to do something as long as he was trapped here, but he wasn't sure what. He couldn't find Brad, the only person who made sense around this place. He wanted to eat, he realized as the growling in his stomach became more prominent. However, Finnian wasn't proficient with a weapon. He didn't hunt. He didn't fish. He gathered occasionally, but he just picked up anything he could find, not knowing whether or not it was actually edible. He couldn't see his sister or brother. He didn't see anyone cooking anything. That seemed like his only option.
Silently, he fell into the forest, looking about each shadowy corner for some type of berry or fruit. He had practically lived on coconuts for the first month or so he was here, but he still found himself going back to those plants on a regular basis. The other demigods couldn't climb the trees as well as he could, especially because he was so small and his weight gave him an advantage. He wandered for a little bit, silence consuming the forest. He was told he could be an effective hunter given his special talent, but Finn had almost no training in weaponry.
Suddenly, the silence was broken by a yelp. Finnian raised an eyebrow and quickly followed the noise. It was another demigod, he was sure of it. Maybe he -- he could tell it was a he by the voice -- had food. Eventually, he came upon the scene. Apparently Beckham, someone he couldn't remember ever speaking to before -- though they must have known each other by name given the seldom numbers of the demigods on the stupid island -- had ran into a tree like a moron. Without a word, Finnian came out from the brush and shook his head in disapproval.

