Greek Mythology Roleplay

Denver 
Denver was in the middle of calculating how many servings of goldfish one person would need to survive for a day when he was interrupted. "Yeah," he whispered. "You okay?"

Kaylee
After Nikkol had left, Kaylee teetered after Mason, sure she was going to fall over but managed to keep on her feet, blindly following after where she thought her friend would be. "Silly boy and his silly life-ruining problems bestowed upon him." She grumbled.

Lilly
"Yeah, I'm fine. Are you having trouble sleeping?" Lilly adjusted her pillow so she could more comfortably lay there and yet still be able to see Denver's form in his cot. The infirmary seemed a bit darker, and she wasn't sure why until she realized most of the medics had helped the patients and turned down the lights. Only a few patients were still up and requiring assistance. 

Denver 
"... 30 fat-free gummy bears equals 2,610 calor-" Denver shook his head. "Nope. I'm doing okay." No trouble at all, unless you count wondering what the heck Kahlen's doing and whether someone is injured and if my organization has shifted in the past 30 seconds. Yep, I'm fine.

Mason
 "Hello to you too," he greeted dryly, watching Kaylee stumble towards his hiding place in the shadows near an unoccupied cabin.

Lilly
She giggled quietly, trying not to wake anyone up. "That doesn't quite sound like you're having an easy time sleeping to me." Lilly thought a moment, looking up at the ceiling of the tent. "Would you sleep easier in your cabin? Have you tried breathing like you would if you were asleep?"

Nikkol
She walked around aimlessly. None of this was like her home. Okay, so maybe try for just a quiet spot. Nikkol spotted a small pond up ahead with a deck jutting out over it. Abandoned and isolated at this hour. Just what she needed. She set off toward it and settled on the wood, legs dangling above the water. So, looks like I'm stuck here. No friends, no family, no Michael. Nothing is familiar, except that my life is probably going to be in danger occasionally. A weird voice that keeps talking in my head. I'm fine. I can handle this. I think. At least, I hope so. 

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Outlaw 
She stopped the guitar. “I need a banjo” she mumbled as she trudged back to her cabin to carefully put it into its leather case. She went and sank back down onto the porch steps, staring boredly at the shadows. 

Denver 
Denver shook his head. "I haven't organized the cabin yet, so nope. Definitely not." Denver considered the breathing thing. "That might work."

Lilly
She stifled a yawn and nodded. "If that doesn't work, try reading or something relaxing." 

Denver 
Denver nodded. Something relaxing. Organization is relaxing. Everything in rows, alphabetized and color coded, labels in black marker. A place for everything and everything in its place. Perfect order and harmony in my little universe... Before long, Denver drifted to sleep.

Lilly
Lilly turned back toward the wall, tugging the blanket back into place and massaging her ribs gently with the heel of her hand. I shouldn't have rolled over like that. The sound of steady breathing hit her ears and she glanced over to see Denver had fallen asleep. She smiled slightly to herself and returned to her sleeping position. A few minutes slipped by and she lay there, awake. Finally her eyes slid closed and she slept once more.

Kahlen 
Kahlen could sense the beginning of a headache. Bother me when I'm asleep, if at all, she thought. I'm busy.

Outlaw 
She sat there thinking. “Ah ha, might be one in there...” she muttered, standing up. She walked to where the shadows where thick then gave a soft whistle. Soon the shadow horse was there, and she vaulted onto its back. Her legs didn’t wanna work properly anymore. 

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Auberon
Auberon could sense Kahlen's headache and felt a little bit of energy slide away as he instinctively helped it. 

Nikkol
She sighed and leaned back on her hands. I don't have any clothing for the morrow. The thought was such a minuscule problem it made her laugh a little. The laughter quickly faded and she stared at the dark liquid beneath her feet. My mother isn't my mother. Why did they never tell me? Nikkol saw the reflection of a shooting star in the water. 

Jimmy
 Jimmy yawned as he reentered the infirmary. He paused in the doorway in order to give his eyes time to adjust to the near-total darkness of the temporary building, but quickly lost the patience that was necessary for that, so he resumed walking, which was a mistake. He tripped over the leg of a random chair, saving himself from falling by blindly grabbing onto a nearby table, though not without knocking over the chair and undoubtedly waking most everyone up. "Classy. Hello, folks."

Last edited on 2018-07-16 at 11:55:38 by Raptor