He pretended not to hear what she said about being afraid of the moon. If she didn’t want him to know, he decided it was none of his business. “Uh, yeah, see you around!” He said, getting up off the grass. He had enjoyed meeting Calliope. Still, she had a point that they should go to their cabins. He wondered what they were like there. He brushed some dirt and more cat-hairs off his tunic and walked off, putting his hands in his pockets. After a minute or two of wandering, he found the place he was looking for. “Trypanophobia...” He said, reading the sign aloud. He took a deep breath for no particular reason and knocked on the door, wondering if anyone was inside.
A younger boy answered the knock, around the age of fourteen. He was almost to young to be attending the camp. He had soft blue eyes and short white hair, that upon closer examination was bleached from its original dark brown color. “Hiya!” He greeted, a smile on his face. On his neck was a rose tattoo, odd for such a young boy to have a tattoo, but oh well.
The Boy stood on the balls of his feet and, although still shorter than the other, looked up at him, with a kind look in his eyes. Awk- he’s to innocent.
The Boy stood on the balls of his feet and, although still shorter than the other, looked up at him, with a kind look in his eyes. Awk- he’s to innocent.
Lyra said some goodbyes and decided to leave Rose with Bessi. She walked out towards the center of the camp, intending to head back to her cabin. She paused when she saw some new people. Lyra waved to them shyly.
“Well, Hello there!” He said, with a smile. He hadn’t expected such a small child to answer his knock. “Is this Trypanophobia? I know the sign says, but I just thought I’d make sure. I’m new here, just got here a few minutes ago. Can I come in?” He asked, his tunic still somehow covered in cat hair despite his attempts of cleaning. Hopefully the boy wouldn’t mind, or anyone else in the cabin...
”Ah, yes, yes, this is Trypanophobia. Come in. You can choose any bunk you want, as long as there’s no name on the headboard, just write or carve your name into the headboard. They are enchanted, so don’t worry about damaging the wood or whatever.” The boy instructed fedora steeping out of the way and flopping onto his own bottom bunk.
The cabin was rather vacant, only a few people having claimed bunks, leaving several, including the top bunk over the big vacant. It was a bit confusing why he didn’t choose a top bunk, but oh well. His loss.
The boy realized he hadn’t stated his name as of yet, “I’m Asher by the way, son of the camp Director.”
The cabin was rather vacant, only a few people having claimed bunks, leaving several, including the top bunk over the big vacant. It was a bit confusing why he didn’t choose a top bunk, but oh well. His loss.
The boy realized he hadn’t stated his name as of yet, “I’m Asher by the way, son of the camp Director.”
“Thank you!” He said as he took all the information in. “Nice to meet you, Asher. I’m Lee, unless your father already told you that.” He said. He then proceeded inside, admiring the building. He walked over to a vacant bed he liked the look of next to a window and began writing his name with a silver knife. “Should I add my surname?” He asked, nonchalantly.
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Ryu and Theo Myers
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The Twins made way into the sun soaked camp ground, through the mighty entrance of the grand silver archway. Ryu brushed hair out of his eyes, his face already tinted pink from the sun, as like his younger brother. His black and red gaze flickered around, looking for a specific cabin. “It’s this way.” He decreed, starting walking, although Theo was still trying to catch his breath.
“Hey! Wait Up!” Theo huffed, hurrying after his brother and nearly falling as his brother stopped abruptly in the midst of walking. Theo recollected his items that had spilled into the grass and sighed.
“Don’t be a baby Theo, stop whining.” Ryu hissed and continued walking at a cruel, fast pace, making Theo struggle to keep up.
“Hey! Wait Up!” Theo huffed, hurrying after his brother and nearly falling as his brother stopped abruptly in the midst of walking. Theo recollected his items that had spilled into the grass and sighed.
“Don’t be a baby Theo, stop whining.” Ryu hissed and continued walking at a cruel, fast pace, making Theo struggle to keep up.
"Whatever, I need to check on Rose!", Drago said and a glowing red stone flew to Drago. Drago caught it and shocked at the glance of the stone. And he finally disappeared and appeared in the shadows of a tree behind the forest.
”If you want, as of now we don’t have anyone else named lee in the camp, just you.” He paused to make sure he was recalling correctly. “Yup! I didn’t put my surname but, well I’m the camp director’s son so yeah..”
“And off he goes, I thought he could give us a ride back”, he said then sat down on the floor, “for now we have what we need. Let’s go back”, he said waving the book. The black sword he brought began to float behind him
He nodded. “Alright then! Thought I might ask, it’s a pretty common name..” he said, finishing his carving. “So, how many people are in this cabin?” He asked, rolling onto his bed with a sigh.
Drago flew around to look for Lyra, cause he had no clue where she could be.
Asher paused, and counted the claimed headboards. “Four. And if you count my dad who is the substitute Counselor, five.” He said, tossing his Scale covered legs onto this bed and kicking back. Asher reached for a glass that was sitting on the end stand nearest to his bunk, but sneezed. His hand slipped up and collided with the glass, knocking it with a thud as it began to tilt.
Without a seconds notice the glass erupted into ash, sending out the grey powder like a bomb, albeit a small one, and dusting Asher and the end stand in ash- and water. The water sadly didn’t turn to ash with the glass.
Without a seconds notice the glass erupted into ash, sending out the grey powder like a bomb, albeit a small one, and dusting Asher and the end stand in ash- and water. The water sadly didn’t turn to ash with the glass.
Seeing Drago in the sky, Lyra looked up and waved at him. "I'm down here!" She called out.
He looked over at Asher. “Well, that’s... unfortunate?” He said, very confused as to what had just transpired. Perhaps Asher could use some help... he decided not to offer, as there probably wasn’t much he could do.
Drago flew down to her. "I think I have something to deal with your curse!", he said holding out a red stone.
Asher looked down at his fingers. “I swear if Adonis and Ryu hid another candle in here-” he sighed, standing up and dusting off the ash, being sure to hold his breath until it settled from the air. He then glanced about until finding the culprit. A small round candle, typically used for Halloween decorations. Asher sighed and yeeted the candle out the nearest open window. “Ich schwore...”
"Oh?" She looked curiously at the red stone, stepping closer to Drago as he landed. "How does this..?" She paused, stumbling over her words a bit. "What does this do?" She placed a finger on the stone in Drago's hand.
P r o b a b l y S o m e w h e r e . . .
Adonis giggled to himself about his 10/10 not deadly at all prank. Yeah the new prankster of the camp, Adonis, round of applause please. Someone arrest him for accidental attempted manslaughter. Please?
Adonis giggled to himself about his 10/10 not deadly at all prank. Yeah the new prankster of the camp, Adonis, round of applause please. Someone arrest him for accidental attempted manslaughter. Please?
A whirlwind of confusion surroinded Calliope as she searched for the Nyctophobia cabin. She found it without too much difficulty, as there weren't very many cabins. She decided to knock, not wanting to intrude. She knocked on the door, pondering the strange names of the cabins as she did so.
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