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"Alex, that's my sister your sending daggers at," he said, catching her staring off at Andy like she secretly wanted the girl to just vanish into thin air. "It takes two to tango anyway. That applies to Andy and Ajax's decision, and...others." She left out a soft sigh and nodded. He was right, it was their choice, and she couldn't help but wonder that maybe she was a little harsh with her words towards the girl that Pete had left with for the night.

Daniel cleared his throat keen to move on. "As for your invite to Olympus, I just got back to Camp. While it may be thick in the drama department and lover quarrels and I don't know half the faces anymore, this is home to me. Not to mention I don't think I'll benefit from spending time with your dad. You don't think you're leaving camp a little vulnerable?"

"Maybe," Ajax began to imagine all the things that could possibly go wrong while off in Mount Olympus, and that list was endless, but he still needed to go. "I trust that many of you will be able to keep the place in order while I'm gone, though, and It won't be for long." at least, he hoped that was true. Rounding up the escaped souls of Tartarus wasn't exactly going to be an easy task without powers. "But I know for a fact who I'll leave in charge." she was the only option. A strong woman who was more than capable of handling herself and others without breaking a single sweat. "Trinity." the camp also had Liam for backup if she needed it. "I'll ask her first, of course. I don't want to spring that responsibility onto her without giving her a choice. If not, then... Liam or you who are the next best options." he chose Daniel because his powers basically had no limits with the witchcraft he and Andy had inherited from Hecate.

"Ya know, camp kinda sorta sucks now. Things were much simpler when it was just us around here,"

Alex smiled while Theo joined their little group. "I wouldn't say simpler." Ajax added without turning to face him. It wasn't that he didn't like Theo joining them, but because he had more important things on his mind. Camp Athens couldn't remain standing without the others.