
Takara wrote:Ophelia Rogers|Female|Aphrodite|Location: Cabins ---> Half-Blood Hill/gate|tags: EmersonOphelia left the cabin, trying not to run to start running toward the gate as she realized that most the new blood had already arrived, -drat it!- and wouldn't be prime for making an impression on.
Instead she strode gracefully, still covering the ground quite quickly. She had to force herself not to check on her third eye as she walked, knowing searching fingers would only claw through her morning's work.
She stood by the gate, looking out for prey. Something moved from far off, and she held a hand over her eyes, trying to make the form out.
A lone camper approached, carrying several bags and was that a cat carrier?
She grinned, and waved wildly, but saved her breath until they were in hearing range.
They reached the gate, but didn't seem to see her yet, instead looking longingly at the already gathered campers. Ophelia felt a pang of empathy, as she too had once been in this position, and stepped forward, calling out "Hello! First timer?" With a kindly smile, the third eye she had painted on to gain fear slipping her mind....



Hank rocked on the balls of his feet, not eager to leave the pretty girl and his companions. "I should probably go fetch my arrow, the Hephaestus kids said they'd stop making tips for me if I keep 'losing them at an inhuman rate without good reason.'," he said, using air quotes for the latter half of the sentence, and putting on a look of mock horror.
After all, it wasn't a complete lie, just an embellished version of the truth. Hephaestus kids scared him nearly as much as magic users, well not all of them, but what they crafted was wicked cool.
He waved and sent smiles all around before bounding down the hill. He came near where he'd thought he arrow landed, but it wasn't there.
This happened often enough. He carefully drug a food across the grass and weeds, searching for a catch, but none came. He sighed, deeply. He would pay for this later. My apologies, Chiron. He thought, then put his fingers to his lips and let out a shrill whistle.
He stood still and waited.
Sure enough, Izzy came rushing from the direction of the woods, faster than a sunbeam itself. She was only too happy to greet him with a sloppy tongue, before setting to work.
The mechanism of this particular arrow (and the real reason he didn't want to lose it) was especially complex, allowing it to release a sound, when loosed, in a pitch only dogs could hear, though at a low volume. It had been designed for him and Izzy by someone who... didn't make it to the next summer.
He breathed easier when Izzy finally located it, carefully scraping off the dirt before tucking it back into his quiver.
He rewarded the dog with an affectionate scratch behind the ears. "Good job Iz," He said, voice faint, mind still swirling with memories.
He stopped petting her head, and she licked his hand in response, causing him to snap back to reality.
"Wanna get some brekky, girl?" He asked playfully. He pulled out the leash he had tucked into his pocket and clipped it on her, before turning toward the dining pavilion.
Ophelia left the cabin, trying not to run to start running toward the gate as she realized that most the new blood had already arrived, -drat it!- and wouldn't be prime for making an impression on.
Instead she strode gracefully, still covering the ground quite quickly. She had to force herself not to check on her third eye as she walked, knowing searching fingers would only claw through her morning's work.
She stood by the gate, looking out for prey. Something moved from far off, and she held a hand over her eyes, trying to make the form out.
A lone camper approached, carrying several bags and was that a cat carrier?
She grinned, and waved wildly, but saved her breath until they were in hearing range.
They reached the gate, but didn't seem to see her yet, instead looking longingly at the already gathered campers. Ophelia felt a pang of empathy, as she too had once been in this position, and stepped forward, calling out "Hello! First timer?" With a kindly smile, the third eye she had painted on to gain fear slipping her mind....

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