Amelia Ever Arrel's Story

Amelia arrived at some sort of camp and she wondered to herself why she was here and better yet how did she get here. Ammi looked at the cabins and thought to herself "this place reminds me of the summer camp i went to once as a little kid". Ammi walked through the camp and As she walked she saw her friend Olivia. Ammi ran to Liv and Said.

"Live oh my goodness, i so happy you are safe, what is this place??"

Ammi asked this because the last thing she remembered was sitting in her living room with her dad. She looked around to see if she could see her dad but with no avail.

Mason sat on top of the Athena Cabin, his legs crossed. His kopis, a curved kopesh-like blade, and long flat shield which one wore lengthwise down the arm laid in his lap. His right hand gauntlet rested on top of the shield, next to his sword, the worn leather and celestial bronze warm from the sunlight. There was no left handed one, that's what the shield was for. He liked to go up there whenever he felt down. When you were up high, all the silly things that made your life seem so complicated were so simple, so easy to decypher.

Mason was troubled. He'd been here for a few days, avoiding Olivia who'd arrived a long while ago. How was he supposed to know she was a daughter of Zeus? Further, how could he just tell her that he was the son of a goddess. Even though Eric had explained it all, Mason still felt uneasy. He thought about what he should have done. SHould he have told everyone? He shook his head. "Not likely..." He whispered to himself. "Oh hey, it's me. Your childhood friend, wouldn't ya know it we're all half-bloods. Neat huh?" Mason only shook his head. It sounded stupid and he was the one who thought it up. Mason sighed, jumping down from the roof and landing deftly on his feet. I guess the best thing to do would be to just come clean with it. Mason slung his kopis and shield over his shoulder and pulled on his gauntlets. If he knew Liv, he would really need them.

Mason jogged over to the place he thought Olivia would be, the Zeus cabin. It made the most sense, but it seemed so lonely. Mason walked up to the door and knocked hard. "Liv!" He called into the cabin. "It's me, Mason! You in there?" There was no response, but Mason knew better than to go into another God's cabin without being offered to be let in first. He shook his head. "Perhaps breakfast? It is mealtime." Mason pondered to himself. At that Mason wandered over to the mess hall, pulling off his right handed gauntlet and sliding it onto the pommel of his sword. Better to appear like he wasn't expecting to be struck. Once he made it to the mess hall, Mason gulped hard, hesitating for a brief moment. There she was. He'd recognize that golden flowing hair anywhere. It was her, and she was talking to... Amelia? Whoa... this was gonna get all kinds of weird and it was gonna be bad enough just explaining himself to Liv. Specially since he'd been avoiding her.

"Umm... hey guys." Mason said, walking up to his friends. "Nice day, eh?" Mason hoped that by talking about something mundane he could hide the fact that he had his weapons with him or the fact that he was wearing the trademark orange t-shirt.

Liv's jaw dropped and her eyes narrowed a little. "You are so typical." She almost laughed but she was shocked. "When did you get here? No one said you'd arrived today too..." She started a million theories going through her head. She looked at Ammi and th
En back at Mason. She couldn't believe she was here forget Ammi and Mason!

She was glad they were here until day fourteen she'd barely moved from her cabin because she was depressed and homesick but if Ammi and Mason were here she had a bit of home with her even without her mother who Liv was still angry at for leaving her here. She looked at Mason's face to see if it were really him or someone playing a mean trick.

I can't believe it... she thought gazing at the face that was definitely her lost best friend. She looked at Ammi to see her reaction and she smiled. This is so weird...but weird is fun!

"You are so typical. When did you get here? No one said you'd arrived today too..." Olivia said, obviously shocked by Mason's appearance. Mason chuckled nervously, his right hand reaching up to rub the back of his neck. Part of it was nervousness, he hadn't told Olivia that he'd been avoiding her yet. Mason wasn't too afraid of what she might do to him, however, she was the daughter of Zeus. She could do just about anything she pleased. The other part was actually just seeing her. It had been so long, but she hadn't changed a bit. She was still just as pretty as Mason remembered. Though he'd never admit to it, Mason had been out the longest when Liv disappeared, searching for her everywhere and handing out fliers, asking if anyone had seen her. He'd even called her whole family. Mason seemed desperate to find her, and now that he had... He was scared shitless. "Oh well," Mason thought to himself. "No use postponing the inevitable."

"I've... umm... I've been here for about a week." Mason started. "I was up at my cabin trying to sort out whether or not I should come see you." Seeing the emotion rising in her face, Mason rushed his explanation in front of her interruption. He had to make his point clear. "I didn't know how to explain myself, you see? After Eric told us you'd disappeared, that you were... well, the big guy's kid, I knew you were here, beyond a shadow of a doubt. The only problem was, of course, how to explain why I'm able to come here too. Long story short, my mum's a goddess. Athena to be specific. A week after you left she told me I had to get my butt over here and dad left too. I don't know where he is actually, he told me he had something important to try and figure out. I digress, umm... breakfast?" Mason offered slyly. He was trying to divert Liv's wrath from its closest and most vulnerable outlet; Mason's face.