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sinking soul, there you are

Postby sammy, » Sat Aug 21, 2021 12:15 pm

( *:・゚ ) xxxx𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧 𝐠𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧 !! x─────ix
x──────i ii zeus iii eighteen. iiii tags: auggie auggie auggie.
ivicabin thirteen.

    "used to be," orin said. "i used to walk into a room and people would roar. like the main act coming out after a really bad support act." things had, of course, changed. the invites hadn't dried up - they'd remained rather the same, but there had been less of a reason to go to them as time went on. "i'm just weighing up all the options." but when the tone changed, it was a certain indication of some kind of boundary. a line had been made in the sand, something that went a little bit deeper than vague dislike. he wasn't going to push it any further than that. "no, he's not," he nodded slowly. "i'll take that one back. bit too farfetched." no need to fret and fuss, to magnify something that was clearly troublesome.

    the joke about closets did have a low cheer rumbling in his throat. "excellent," he commented. "don't suppose there's a lion or a witch hiding in there? a bit of turkish delight for the goddess of wardrobe bouncers?" an alternate route, certainly, but a similar path. "well, until i get proof that these guys don't completely gush over me, i'm just going to have to assume that they do. why wouldn't they? i'm brilliant." the self aggrandising comments were pushing it a little. "never me. i only come out with the most intellectual and assembled points. it's well documented that i only talk when there's something important to be said. i pore over every sentence i utter with a comb, filtering out the unnecessary parts, getting right to the meat of it." and that was just him lying, there. a touch to the crown of his head confirmed the absence of horns. "i don't think so. maybe i'm going through some kind of transitory period. still waiting for the goat legs to come in. i think they're gonna be my greatest assets." if he couldn't run well with the legs he had already been bestowed, he couldn't imagine the sight he'd be if he had cloven hooves. "get everyone fauning over me. i'll tell you what -" a preemptive chuckle. "i may be bi, but hooves would make me pan." and that, as he would come to realise, was his peak.

    "yes. now you're being silly. you're just - it's too out there now. i'm gonna need you to reign it in a bit. it's just gone way too far. it's getting ridiculous," he confirmed. "that's my rubicon. can't cross this river any more. it's not allowed. you'd be committing a wide variety of crimes, and it may lead to a war. i'm not saying i'd lead the attack - you know, i don't want to have to go against you, but it's simply a case of what i believe." orin let out what he supposed was his own version of a menacing laugh. "you won't be questioning that nil once you see what i've got planned for 'em."

    he didn't really understand people who hated kids and chose to work with them regardless. putting themselves through the torture of prolonged and shrill screaming without a passion for the job - masochists, he presumed. "they hated me, anyway. dunno why. a nun hit me with a broom once. i don't even think i was doing anything that bad," he paused. "i think that happened to me." difficult to figure out in the moment. "like, seventy percent sure that was me." with the crammed space in his memory banks, it was hard to classify. but the impression talk was enough to pull him out of the brief confusion. "they'd have to invent a new award for me. for a lot of stuff i do, i think. i'm just a visionary like that. the empty blue sea that i cruise in has no competitors. i'm the trailblazer."


( *:・゚ ) xxxx𝐭𝐞𝐢𝐥𝐨 𝐠𝐫𝐢𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐬 !! x─────ix
x──────i ii thanatos. iii seventeen. iiii tags: mira, ash.
iv
i hampton inn, room 207.

    "i just wanted a bit of quiet. it was just that. everywhere's so - there's so much going on, it was too much, and i am so, so sick of dead people, ash," he wasn't sure why he felt the need to explain himself, but the words kept coming, rolling onward endlessly. what did come as a surprise, though, was the request to help - the following clearup with such careful hands a rather different scenario than he was used to. it would have been false to say he had had worse, but he had had similar, in that nose bleeds and head injuries were not a far fetched scenario in his chosen sport back in the days where that had been all that had mattered, and it had always been a case of sorting himself out. usually in poor fashion - a line upon the bridge of his nose said that much - but sorted nevertheless. "i'm not going to break," he commented quietly. it wasn't harsh enough to be clinical. not a problem, necessarily, but unfamiliar. his eyes fluttered shut, brow tensing every so often. he could hear the thrum of the lights overhead, the muttering under his feet. it was too loud.

    he had killed the bird. and he wasn't particularly certain as to how. his head felt heavier than it should have, a weight on his shoulders that he couldn't attribute to a need for sleep. nor the cold. it felt a little deeper than that, something in his bones. his bones that had, allegedly, been rather more visible than they normally were. regardless of the cause, one of the troubles was being countered by a very sudden offer of ash's shirt - straight off of his back, no less - and when pushed into his hands, he could only blink, astounded. "i don't wanna get blood on it," no objections seemed to be the theme of the evening. it was rare such a phrase had an impact on him. too tired to argue, he pulled it over his head, careful to miss his face with the collar so as not to get his dreaded gunk over the blasted thing.

    his hand didn't look great, an understatement. teilo reached to touch above one of the knuckles. "well, i'm not exactly dying anymore," he said, the words spilling before he could run them through the filter, and before he had the chance to backtrack, brush over the admission, a welcomed interruption. mira, speaking through the door, stepping through the door, brandishing the first aid kit as though it was as valuable as the holy grail. "right. okay,"

    his resolve was flawed, but entrenched in something vaguely accurate. ambrosia at this time was going to do nothing for his face. his throat was too tight to eat the cubes, the thought of the flavour too intense to fathom. if it was bad in the morning, then that would be the port of call. for now, though, focus landed on figuring something out for the angry red line. "thank you," there was no need to forget his manners. "sorry. for the trouble. last thing you need, really."
    sutures with his vibrating fingers would do no good. butterfly stitches wouldn't cut it, either. he could do without. a bit of cleaning and a gauze pad - that was the ticket. while mira focused on ash's bare torso, teilo plucked an antiseptic wipe from the kit, gave himself a little countdown, and went to town. best to get it done quickly, hold his breath through the searing feeling, than beat around the bush and prolong it. a sharp breath through his nose was the only indication that actually, this felt worse than the events that had led up to this damned moment, and then it was over.

    a gauze over his cheek. no fuss necessary. and a plus of the stinging sensation was that it overtook the noise, which had always been the case. other things to focus on, now. "if i'm woken up before nine tomorrow, i am going to stop killing weird birds and start killing people," he murmured. too much had happened.
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there's no depth to these feelings

Postby takara » Sat Aug 21, 2021 3:39 pm

| Isabelle Yencha
16 | She/her | Poseidon | Cabin 13 babey | Rochelle, Auggie, Orin

'We'll go down in flames before we go up in smoke'

"Oh, my bad! Tripp will be needing us. Immediately!" She pressed a hand to her forehead, emphathically channeling the stranger's pain. And doing so quite well, thanks for asking!

Isabelle shrugged. If nothing else, bumming clothes off Rochelle was worth a shot. She hated doing her own laundry, and this resulted in her more often than not...'going thrifting' in the camp's lost and found, at least until the owner found it. On her. She'd leave the dastardly task to the harpies, but they had the nasty habit of putting them back on her assigned bed in the sea god's cabin. Then Rochelle had the audacity to insult her sharing habits! She pouted, slumping her shoulders down and making herself truly pitiful. Her arms folded and she jutted out her lower lip "That's not true! I'd bring it back... eventually!" Okay, maybe not the best supporting evidence. But Isabelle wasn't here to take it.

Wait, 'grease monkey'? She lifted her free hand to peer at it, and sure enough, it glinted back at her rudely. Oh. She brushed it discreetly under the cusp of her sleeve. With that done, she let go of Rochelle and took a determined step away into the dark cabin. Could afford some better lighting. But I can sneak the Thrasher hoodie in at this rate... Rochelle hadn't looked entirely dismissive of the concept. She'd only said she was, but she'd been smiling and Isabelle could usually still get away with stunts if Rochelle was still smiling.

Deeper into the excessively on theme recesses, Isabelle heard a voice. It sounded like Orin, but that wasn't right. The authorities said he was dead, so he should be dead... She tilted her head and turned course toward it.

Rounding a grand pillar, she found it. Two kids hunched over a bed, and yep, that's Orin alright. "Orin!" She crooned, thumping said kid on the back. "You're undead and sitting pretty. Sweet!" She turned to mull over his purple haired companion, and decided nodding knowingly was the best way to greet Auggie. She lowered her voice to whisper conspiratorily to them both. "Mind giving some sense to Rocky Road over there? She thinks I don't need to pack her Thrasher hoodie, but she is clearly off her rocker!"
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Re: Camp Half-Blood: Into the Storm - Open & Accepting!

Postby tawneypelt0504 » Sat Aug 21, 2021 4:19 pm

Jack Morrison|17|he/himbo|Demeter|Pansexual|Loc:Campfire|Tags/mentions:Chuck,Open
"Your good man, sorry for startling you" Jack responded smiling at Chuck a bit sheepishly. Jack nodded as Chuck continued watching the satyr as he kicked at the snow. "Yeah, I hope he'll be okay" Jack said looking down at the ground in thought. "I wonder if I could make him something to make him feel better, maybe a sweater or mittens, a wine cozy perhaps" Jack furrowed his brows as he thought up potential gifts for the wine god. Jack wasn't sure if receiving a gift would make Mr.D any less grumpy but it wouldn't hurt to try. Especially since he was going through such a tough time and Jack figured it wouldn't hurt in the long run. Jack pulled himself from his thoughts remembering that he originally came down here to check on Chuck. "but I'm glad to hear your doing alright" Jack said giving Chuck a wide smile " but if you ever feel um ungroovy" Jack hesitated slightly unsure if 'ungroovy' was a real word before continuing "Let me know, I'm here for you 100%".
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come inside, twist the knife like it's something to do

Postby indigo' » Sat Aug 21, 2021 5:52 pm

━━━ 𝐀𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐚 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐲𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐬
[]17|she/her|Hades|Head Counsellor|Cabin Thirteen|tags: Orin, Isabelle, Rochelle


Auggie had never really been to parties, had missed most of what was considered normal, mortal teenage life with the years she’d spent at camp, but couldn’t say she felt like she’d missed out. She likely would’ve been the person to hide in a corner, being made anxious by loud music and loud people. But she gave a little smile at Orin’s statement, not doubting that there was truth to the words. “I’m sure they did,” she replied, bare of her previous sarcasm. Then the tone shifted slightly, a tight feeling gripping at her chest as the airy attitude slipped away. She knew he could tell there was something behind her words, even without the context. She wanted to apologize for the sudden coldness that hadn’t been aimed at him, but an apology felt like it needed an explanation and she wasn’t sure she could provide that, wasn’t sure she wanted to. So the subject was dropped, and she was grateful he didn’t press or ask questions.

The counter-joke earned a smile from her, then a sudden widening of the eyes. “Wait, does that mean that everyone in Narnia…” Eyebrows raised at the implication. “Makes sense,” she decided. She heaved a sigh at the continued insistence that he was a gift to the artistic community, shaking her head despite the smile on her face. “Right. Brilliantly delusional.” Not the best comeback she’d ever used, but being half-asleep and doped-up on painkillers felt like a reasonable excuse for the lack of wit. “I think you just proved it right there. That whole...that whole speech was the biggest contradiction I’ve ever heard.” She gave a look of amusement as he genuinely considered his satyr-ness, spreading into a reluctant smile at the faun joke. “Oh god.” There was barely time to react to the first one, with the look on his face and the little chuckle, she could tell something was coming before the words left his mouth. “Oh, for—” She cut herself off with a sound somewhere between a groan and a laugh. “You just ruined being pan for me. You ruined it. I want a new sexuality. I’m done. Are you proud of yourself?” Of course he was. She glanced up, attempting a glare and failing miserably.

“My sincerest apologies for that. I just don’t know when to stop,” she recited, deadpan. That was true enough in most circumstances, despite the obvious mockery in her tone. “Maybe that was actually my goal. It’s already been established that I enjoy committing crimes. I’m just adding to my repertoire.” She nodded solemnly at the comment on his beliefs. “Right, of course. I completely understand. You have to stick to your principles.” She raised her eyebrows at the vague threat. “Is it a really big rat trap? I bet it’s a really big rat trap. That’ll never work. They’re too smart.” She’d never actually liked rats that much, but she’d always felt bad when her mom’s cat had caught them, so her defense wasn’t entirely out of left field.

There was a brief moment of confusion at the admission that what he was remembering may not have been him, then recollection of the story he’d told upon his arrival came back, along with understanding of what he meant. “I had a teacher throw a shoe at me once.” She thought for a moment. “I actually deserved that, though,” she admitted, a low laugh bubbling up at the memory, amusement furthered by the ambiguousness of her statement—her own elusive incident. “I mean...there are definitely things nobody could compete with you for,” said in a light, teasing tone, implied to be an insult, though there was likely some truth to her words in a less offensive interpretation.

The moment of calm was interrupted by the sound of footsteps outside, followed by the door opening a moment later. Auggie stiffened immediately, eyes flying open, heart rate quickening at the sudden, unexpected intrusion, not keen on being caught in such a vulnerable state. It had been easy enough to forget that the other campers still existed, safely in their own little bubble. It was a lot more difficult to ignore when they were spotted by the daughter of Poseidon, who seemed to take it upon herself to be as loud and obnoxious as possible. She practically flinched at the word ‘undead’, not having wanted or been prepared for the sudden reminder, and responded to the nod with an icy glare. Though reluctant to pull away from Orin, she shifted into an upright position, head spinning as soon as she did. She cast a glance over at Rochelle, then back at Isabelle, shaking her head as she blinked spots from her vision. “Nope. Nope, I’m literally too tired to deal with either of you. Don’t want anything to do with this.” Her sharp response couldn’t exactly be described as friendly, but it was decidedly more pleasant than most of the words forming in her head.
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Re: Camp Half-Blood: Into the Storm - Open & Accepting!

Postby *Lovel* » Sat Aug 21, 2021 7:30 pm

『☣』 Rochelle Di Angelo『☣』

Daughter of Hades ☠ Cabin 13 ☠ 16 ☠ Bisexual

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Tags: Isabelle, Orin, and Auggie
Location: Cabin 13

Rochelle looked at Isabelle and ran a hand through her blueish black hair."Yeah, eventually when I fight you back for it." she took the hand she used to run through her hair to make a mess of the blondes hair. Even though Rochelle didn't have to do much to make it messy. They made way into the dimly lit cabin that made Rochelle relax even more. She wished this whole quest thing could wait until morning but Chiron made it clear that it was urgent.

She heard the voices moments before her eyes actually landed on the owners of voices."Aren't you supposed to be dead son of Zeus?" was all she said with an eyebrow raised. She waved them off taking no offense to Auggie's words, she interlocked arms with Isabelle turning them around."They need alone time. Help me pack, if you do you can bring the Thrasher hoodie." she baited. They seemed to have walked in at a very inconvenient moment for the two and she definitely wanted to avoid Auggie's wrath. Best to not get in their way.

Rochelle pulled her bag out from underneath her coffin shaped bed and started throwing things in there. First clothes, then belts, then she pulled her sling shot out of her back pocket and placed it neatly on top along with her rock pouch."Anything besides my Thrasher hoodie you want to borrow?" she made air quotes as she said the word borrow. She looked at Isabelle out the corner of her eye waiting for more requests
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Postby Kveykva » Sun Aug 22, 2021 7:18 am

    ──────── 𝐀𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐫
    [] | Athena Head Counselor | 15 | Male | ➡ Hampton, Room 204 | Tags: Jamie
    𝑔𝑖𝑣𝑒, 𝑏𝑢𝑡 𝑔𝑖𝑣𝑒 𝑢𝑛𝑡𝑖𝑙 𝑖𝑡 ℎ𝑢𝑟𝑡𝑠
If the other boy had anything going for him, it was his optimism. Jamie may not see it, but that was a valuable trait to have in the face of certain death. If he didn't evolve to be a fighter by the end of this, he might do better on the supporting side of things. "Thanks," Aiden said, nestling himself under the heavy hotel blankets. He laughed at Jamie's comment, returning it with his own banter. "Carrying you up the side of the mountain is the last thing I want to do." He stuck out his tongue. "Get some shut-eye, I'll see you in the morning." He clicked off the lamp on the nearest nightstand. Whether either of them would actually get a proper night's sleep, however, remained to be seen.

    ──────── 𝐊𝐚𝐲𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐚𝐱
    [] | Mortal | 19 | Female | ➡ Morgantown, PA | Tags: Vivienne
    𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑛𝑜𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑖𝑠 𝑙𝑒𝑓𝑡, 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑖𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑑𝑒
Much of what Vivienne followed with on the conversation concerning Kayle's service dog was lost on her, as worry for her brother bubbled up inside. He was more than capable of taking care of himself, but unfortunately, he had a tendency not to. It ran in the family, she noticed. Of all the times for you to be a dummy, why are you doing it now? She thought they'd been over this. They'd had a pretty long conversation about everything the day before, and Nick seemed decided - confident - but now, he was back to the sea of uncertainty. Some things never change. Still, she didn't see why he'd go back on that decision after their little pep talk; unless something major had happened since they'd seen one another. This wouldn't be the first time it's happened, either. Nicholas was prone to making rather rash decisions - yet another trait they had in common. Something pushed him back onto the fence, and with everything that had transpired in the past hour or so, she had an idea as to what.

"Oh, shoot." The rather tame curse was followed by a more vulgar one. "Sorry, I forgot you still needed that first aid stuff. Let me grab it for you." Kayle hopped up from her seat and bounded from the room, returning punctually with a small collection of first aid commodities: gauze rolls, medicinal tape, sterilizing wipes, the works. The young woman deposited them onto the counter, catching a runaway roll of gauze before it hit the floor. "I'm sure you're more than capable of getting yourself put back together, so I'll leave you to it. I'll be back in a sec, feel free to get yourself into bed and everything, I'll see ya in the mornin' girlie." She touched her hand to her chin and waved, dipping out the front door. Without Kayle or Nicholas in it, the house felt eerily empty.


    ──────── 𝐌𝐚𝐱𝐢𝐧𝐞 "𝐌𝐨𝐱𝐢𝐞" 𝐁𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐩
    [] | Mars | 29 | Female | ➡ Hampton Inn, Roof Stairwell | Tags: Audra, Reapers
    ℎ𝑜𝑛𝑜𝑟 𝑖𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑤𝑎𝑟𝑑 𝑜𝑓 𝑤ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑔𝑖𝑣𝑒
Nicholas. The name sounded familiar, but Moxie couldn't place it between all the cotton in her skull. She shook her head, struggling to clear some of it away, to no avail. "Being dead clears some of this up." She admitted, watching as the one called Tavie dove down the stairwell after the fallen device, passing through the concrete as though it were nothing. Still, there were so many other questions she wanted answers to. "So their responsibility is to reap souls." Pluto was lord of the underworld, and he charged Letus with the collection of the dead. If that wasn't the case, then what else had she been taught would turn out to be false? "They seem a little, dumb." She admitted.

"Was I in an amulet?" Moxie couldn't remember anything clearly. There were memories there, but all of it was very ambiguous. "I don't know." she admitted. "I might be, or I might not. If that one - Tavie - brought us here, then she must have the answer." Right on cue, Tavie reappeared at the top of the stairwell, sucking air in through her teeth as she examined the shattered iPhone in her hands. "This can't be good..." the reaper murmured. "But I can fix it, I'm sure." Tavie sounded mildly concerned, but Moxie didn't have the patience to wait to be noticed. "Hey!" Tavie snapped to attention. "What's going on here? What's the deal about an amulet that I keep hearing? Everything's fuzzy." The reaper squinted at the ghost briefly before closing the distance, faster than seemed possible. They grabbed Moxie's hand and examined it, and she had to resist the urge to pull away. Tavie wasn't a monster, but she was very, very much not human.

"You don't remember anything." It was a statement rather than a question. "That doesn't surprise me, considering how faded you are." Moxie blinked and tugged her hand away. "Faded? The hell are you talking about?" Tavie pocketed the broken mobile and faced the two spirits, motioning for them to rejoin her. "Faded. Your spirit is weakened, which is why so many of your memories feel out of reach. It will heal with time, and I say that explains why he asked me to take you now rather than later. Any more of that and it would have killed you a second time." Was she talking about this Nicholas fellow? It was there, she knew who it was, but the answer felt just out of her reach. "That suppression from your Mars blood is the only reason he's still alive."


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    ──────── 𝐋𝐮𝐜𝐲 𝐁𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐳𝐞𝐧
    [] | Apollo | 16 | Female | ➡ Outside Cabin 3 | Tags: Cricket, Kathryn
    𝑖 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑘 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑦𝑠𝑒𝑙𝑓 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑎𝑠 𝑎𝑛 𝑜𝑢𝑡𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒 𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑖𝑛𝑒𝑒𝑟
Aww, what a sweet little thing. Of course the nymph had been looking to lend a helping hand. It came as no surprise to Lucy; after all, she'd gotten many small favors from Cricket in the past. He never struck her as a combative type, so seeing him so unsettled in wake of the attack didn't surprise her, either. "Nothing to fear, darling. If this wretch dares move, I'll end its life." The spirit looked mildly offended. "I don't exactly have a life for you to end anymore," it mumbled, but it refrained from making any sudden movements. Based on its appearance and equipment, it was one of the military ghosts that had taken part in the attack. Against all odds, it seemed to have survived until now. A second voice hummed behind her, but Lucy refrained from turning around to greet the daughter of Hecate. "Oh, nothing too much. Just one of these measly spirits who broke into the camp and thought it could get away with it." "I have a name -" "Don't speak."

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    [] | Hephaestus | 18 | Male | Cabin 7 ➡ Dining Pavilion | Tags: Tomas
    ℎ𝑎𝑣𝑒 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑟 𝑡𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑑 𝑡𝑜 𝑠𝑒𝑒 𝑤ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑏𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑠 𝑠𝑜 𝑠𝑡𝑟𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑑𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑒
"No worries," Will responded. "I 'aven't been around, so I don' expect you to remember me." He would've given the child of Tyche a friendly wave, but between the blindness and his occupied hands, he decided against the gesture. "Nice t' meet y' again anyway. Yer name ain't comin' t' me, so how 'bout y' come t' my table with me? I'm sure Mr. D won't throw a tantrum between everythin' else that's 'appened." Already, he'd spotted campers mingling slightly between tables, speaking in mostly hushed tones. The wine god was nowhere to be seen, but now didn't feel like the right time to bust a blood vessel over something so trivial. The camp was in shambles as it was, and people were grieving. The funerals hadn't even started yet. "C'mon feller, follow th' sound of my voice." Although he didn't know the boy's name, he didn't want him to feel excluded in light of the events over the last two days. The Tyche cabin wasn't the most populous by any means, and he couldn't say he recalled anyone sitting at their designated picnic table that morning. With that, Wilhelm made his way over to the Hephaestus table, silently greeting those of his siblings that were present. He didn't immediately see Jude or Mateo, which led him to believe they were still in the Apollo cabin. Will took his seat and audibly patted the space next to him so the other registered that it was available.

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    [] | Oracle of Delphi | 23 | Male | ➡ Cabin 10 | Tags: Honey
    𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑣𝑖𝑣𝑒 𝑜𝑛 𝑏𝑜𝑢𝑟𝑏𝑜𝑛, 𝑏𝑙𝑜𝑜𝑑, 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑏𝑎𝑐𝑘𝑤𝑎𝑟𝑑 𝑔𝑙𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒𝑠
It hurt. More accurately, however, it stung. Or perhaps saying it burned fit better. Frost bite. If the situation weren't so dire, he might've laughed at the irony of it. Despite his earlier fumbles and stutters with Honey, she seemed to have her heart set on staying. It surprised him, so say the least. "Th - Thank - Thank you." Cain struggled to get the words out, but a weight lifted from his chest once they were in open air. "I wouldn't expect you to have healing powers," that would be far too convenient. The bite on his arm hurt so much that the pain started to numb, only coming on and off in waves. He wasn't sure if that's how pain worked, but Cain didn't have a better answer to describe it. Still, a description like that could pose problems; from what he remembered, not all of the satyrs were very good at interpreting meaning, especially if metaphors were used. Cain winced as he accepted Honey's offered hand, taking aid to stagger back to his feet. "The -" a pause, long enough for the reminder to settle in. "I think Cabin Seven is the new infirmary," he corrected softly, the fingers on his right arm quaking from the cold.
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this is your alterlife

Postby sammy, » Sun Aug 22, 2021 8:01 am

( *:・゚ ) xxxx𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧 𝐠𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧 !! x─────ix
x──────i ii zeus iii eighteen. iiii tags: auggie, rochelle, isabelle.
ivicabin thirteen.

    he did quite miss it. there was something about a dark room filled with shouting, elated people that felt far away enough to become nostalgic. bass thumping through the floor, vague lyrics that filtered through a tinny, cheap speaker. someone dancing, someone else in tears, a man lying still on the bathroom tiles - yes, he remembered why he stopped going. because after a certain point, there was always an empty seat that no one dared fill. there were cautious glances between people that all knew the issue, but that did not want to address it in the slightest. he didn't go to them because they made him sad. strange, that he had managed to forget that so quickly. shameful, in fact. "the man of the hour, every hour," he commented, voice a little bit thicker. barely a change, but just enough. there was no need for an apology. felt as though they were both mentally running through a surprise vat of oil.

    "i personally always thought that edmund was a little bit fruity," orin said, agreeing with the conclusion made. as delusional as he may have been, it was nice to bolster his own artistic prowess, especially since auggie had never actually seen what he was capable of. whether he was a horrific artist or an excellent one, there was no evidence that her complaints could hinge upon quite yet. "and dedicated. delusional and dedicated. that bit's important." he shrugged the contradiction off. "i'm multifaceted and i'm complex. it's what makes me so intriguing." he was, however, incredibly proud - perhaps a little too proud - of the joke that he had managed to scrape from a terrentially rushing mind. "what d'you mean? i've made it better. you're welcome, i've just improved your sexuality." he cackled.

    "i don't think you're actually sorry at all. i think you're actually enjoying this," orin accused lightheartedly. "i think this is what gets your goat. making me go deranged over the thought of such - such ridiculous and farfetched ideas. it's not fair, what you're doing. not right." it wasn't a big rat trap. it might have been, had he given it more thought, but now that was dashed. "it's not a really big rat trap." he said, sounding offended. "do you think me so primitive? not at all. it's actually really big rat poison."

    a shoe and a broom. that worked out nicely. "were they training for the shotput?" he asked. "why can't they just use their hands like normal people? why do they have to resort to blunt-force weaponry? might as well whip out a baton and start battering me with it. basically the same as a broom." he would come to agree with the next statement. "i'm ahead of the curve. against the grain."

    orin hadn't expected someone to walk in. two someones. and the immediate reaction, of course, was a widening of the eyes, and a very sudden, very loud get out get out get out get out get out get out get out get out get out get out ringing through his skull, only exacerbated by the thump and the call of his name. auggie was up and denouncing the situation while he laid there, still rather stunned, collecting his now scattered thoughts into something more palpable. "yeah, yeah, i am. yeah," he confirmed to isabelle, eyes wandering over to rochelle as she spoke on the thrasher hoodie. a smile returned, a little wobbly, but there. "i dunno, double-elle. thrasher's out. been out for a while. you'd be clocked immediately. not as a demigod, but as a clothing disaster." he shrugged, pushing himself up on his shoulders. rochelle's comment was rather direct. to the point. "gods, am i?" orin asked, reaching to touch his own neck, feel his pulse as dramatically as possible. "i hadn't heard. isn't that embarrassing? i'm meant to be dead, and i'm alive as alive can be. never do anything right. still, i'd check your sources. don't wanna be getting your wires crossed with all the nasty rumours flying about today." that was true on multiple counts, and the drawl in his voice was indicative that he absolutely knew that. his jaw tensed, gulping back a lump in his throat. it was a reminder, at least. of the world that existed outside, when the bubble was popped. "though, speaking of - should probably stop nattering at some point. get to the... the, uh, funerals." a short word, but massive nevertheless.
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riley palmer // 30

Postby sweet.peaches~ » Sun Aug 22, 2021 10:06 am

    「 ʀɪʟᴇʏ ᴘᴀʟᴍᴇʀ 」
    16 | she/her | zeus | location: campfire -> cabin 1 | tags: emmie

    riley couldn't sit next to the campfire without feeling her heart shatter and her eyes struggling to keep dry. i can't believe it. i have only one request for my body and it simply ignores it. it is absolutely so easy not to cry. so why am i so close to doing so? it was the thoughts, and they were oh so unhelpful. she presumed the crying session to be over, and it had been for a little bit, but it was back. it was hard not to think about orin's death, and because of that it was hard not to continue sobbing. i can't stay here, she stated the obvious. i'll be back when i'm better, though it wasn't hard to guess when the funerals would start. riley was torn between attending his funeral (the thought of people staring at her while she looked absolutely disgusting and teary made her want to throw up) and skipping it. she didn't want to disrespect her brother but she didn't want to be anything other than who 'riley palmer' was. riley was not a crybaby, and she wasn't about to show anybody that that wasn't true.

    the daughter of zeus figured that a little break would be nice, something to either delay the decision or help her. but she didn't know where to go, and the only place she wanted to go would stir memories that she'd prefer to keep down. still, it wasn't like she had any other choice. and she would have privacy there. it was her cabin. riley could just weep in her soft blankets, hugging her pillow tightly, and nobody could bother her.

    unfortunately, when she opened the door, there was somebody else there. emmie.

    it wasn't like her sister wasn't a pleasant sight, because she certainly was. after all, it had been a while since she'd last seen emerson. but it felt like it was the wrong time. 'oh hey it's been so long i've missed you,' she might say but she'd be grieving and riley had been grieving and everything was not okay so it'd be an utterly disastrous encounter. but riley wasn't one to avoid her sibling when she'd already loudly came in, and leaving would be awkward. the excuse of, 'oh i was just fetching something' would be strange considering she wouldn't be getting anything so.. she stayed.

    swallowing her feelings down (it didn't work), riley sniffled. "hey emmie. it's been a while. this, this really isn't perfect timing, isn't it?" as if it wasn't clear enough. "still. i mean, there's no time like the present," she gave her a sad smile. especially since the future looks pretty grim. it sucked. "i think the funerals are starting soon. i thought you should know."
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Re: Camp Half-Blood: Into the Storm - Open & Accepting!

Postby *Lovel* » Sun Aug 22, 2021 12:12 pm

〖 ☾ 〗Ash Davis〖 ☾ 〗

Son of Hypnos ☼☽ Cabin 15 ☼☽ 17 ☼☽ Bisexual

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Tags: Teilo and Mira
Location: Room 207

"So noisy?" Ash said in attempt to finish his sentence. His eyes softened at the confession of being tired of seeing ghosts. He wanted to reach out, put a hand to his face or something to comfort him but he remembered when he tried before and was unsuccessful. He instead inched closer and rested his head on Teilo's shoulder for a moment. "I'm sorry" a deep inhale "I'm sorry I didn't come looking, I wanted to but I wanted to give you space too. I'm sorry it's so noisy. I'm sorry there's so many ghosts. I'm sorry I couldn't help." Teilo probably didn't need his sorry but Ash needed to say it. He lifted his head as Teilo said he wasn't going to break and chuckled a bit "You say that but right now I feel like the slightest touch will bruise you."

Teilo seemed surprised Ash had given him the shirt. He opened his mouth to say that he said no objections but Teilo was pulling it on. Ash watched as he avoided his face while slipping it on, the care was unnecessary but appreciated. He could easily just buy a new shirt if Teilo had accidentally got anything on it.

Ash retracted his hand a bit as Teilo went to touch by his knuckles. He calmed down a bit and let Teilo observe."Anymore? I don't like that that word was in the same sentence as dying." He couldn't push his concerns anymore as Mira showed up with the first aid kit. He wanted to tell her to come back in the morning but he knew she wouldn't go for that. Ash blushed as Mira told him to put a shirt on "I uh.. yeah, I can do that." Normally he'd make a teasing comment but his brain was on sleep mode. He quickly grabbed a shirt and pulled it on as he made his way back into the bathroom. His eyes darting to the patchwork Teilo had done for a moment before he leaned against the doorway eyes closed.

"I guess that leaves me to grab the breakfast." He opened an eye to look at Mira. "Need me to walk you across the hall Belle?" A tap off his foot "then I'll be back to help you sleep Baby." then I can finally rest also. Ash was glad Teilo was ok and that he had the chance to talk to Mira but they all needed the sleep. Especially for tomorrow.
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her eyes and words are so icy oh but she burns

Postby indigo' » Sun Aug 22, 2021 4:26 pm

━━━ 𝐀𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐚 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐲𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐬
[]17|she/her|Hades|Head Counsellor|Cabin Thirteen|tags: Orin, Isabelle, Rochelle


The comment was made, but there was something behind it, the barest hint of pain hidden in the memory. She didn’t question it, didn’t feel the need to press something that was clearly a sensitive subject. They’d each had their own moment of unwanted emotion. If things needed to be addressed, they would.

“A little bit?” She shook her head emphatically. “The kid is told he can have anything he wants and he asks for turkish delight. That boy’s gay as hell.” She had no real argument against his artistic abilities. For all she knew, he could be just as talented as the artists who would supposedly sing his praises, but that certainly hadn’t been demonstrated with his description of the darkened caves the basement dwellers lived in. “Right. That’s what I meant.” The joke had been funny, difficult to deny when she couldn’t stop laughing, but she stubbornly refused to accept the following statement, pressing her lips together in a tight line as she shook her head. “No. You didn’t. I’m not thanking you for that. That was…” she laughed again. “That was awful.”

“No…” she breathed, feigning shock, her voice dripping with sarcasm. “What gave you that idea?” She broke into a smile again. “It does. I find it incredibly entertaining, slowly breaking you down into madness. This is what I do for fun.” She raised an eyebrow at his sudden offense. “Ah...right. Much more humane,” she responded drily.

“Dunno. But she really didn’t like it when I threw it back at her.” She’d had incredible aim for someone who had never done well in P.E. Maybe all she needed was the motivation, getting riled up a little bit, a desire to peg her teacher in the head with a flat. “And then I got in trouble.” She frowned at the memory, seeming to only then realize—or simply just remembering—how unfair the situation had been. “They need a better justice system in public schools.”

Auggie had been so caught up in her own panic at the sudden intrusion, that she hadn’t thought about the effect it would have on Orin. She looked over when he spoke, her expression slightly darker as she eyed the weak smile, mask returned. It wasn’t surprising that it took him barely a second to jump back into it, babbling along like he always had, but Auggie stayed silent, acutely aware of everything around her as the rest of the world started to come back into sharp focus. She reached toward the end of the bed, retrieving her discarded gloves, slipping them back on. It had become a reflex when she was around people, always keeping the palms of her hands covered, but it provided a sense of security as well. Her jaw clenched at Rochelle’s blunt question, though she spared her another glare when she pulled the other girl away, turning her attention back to Orin instead. The next thing he said didn’t come as a surprise, she’d known it was coming eventually, known they couldn’t stay in their bubble forever. But it still caused a sharp twist in her chest, like a knife lodged between her broken ribs, driving into her lung. He said it casually—or tried to—but she could feel the weight behind the word, could feel the growing anxiety behind it. She didn’t say anything, but reached out, grabbed his hand and squeezed it, not hesitating this time. Her hands were likely freezing, they usually were, but there was no ice on her fingertips, so that had to count for something.
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