Greek Mythology Roleplay

Kaylee
"I mean, you've met my family. This is almost a 'meet the inlaws' situation." She sighed, twisting a blonde curl around her fingers.

Outlaw 
She scowled irritably looking at all the boxes she’d already gone through. Her banjo was nowhere. On the other hand she had found her guns. She picked up the gun holsters and strapped them to her waist, placing her black pistols into them, another was tucked carefully in her back behind her belt, and the last one hidden in her sleeve and tied loosely to the string in her sleeve for exactly that purpose. She donned her hat and sprang into gunfighters pose, hands going to her holsters and coming up with the guns in a movement that was hardly detectedable. She pretended to fire, spun to ‘fire’ in the other direction, then dropped them in her holsters and retook her gunfighting stance. She sighed as she removed them and stowed them in a trunk. What she wouldn’t give to be back where she belonged again. She kept the hat on and slid down the ladder. 

Mason
 He laughed under his breath, finally stepping away from the side of the cabin and approaching her. "And you've met as much of my family as you're able to, so... I'd say we're past that, actually."

Kaylee
Kaylee smiled, both at the faint sound of laughter, finally, and the memories of both their families. "Janey missed you, know. Once she could finally talk one of her first sentences was to ask when you were next visiting." She pictured the sister in mention, always unusually quiet for such a small child. She had absolutely taken to Mason when he visited, and while Mason wasn't interested in children, all Kaylee could remember were their soft interactions, and of Mason being uncharacteristically patient with the baby.

Mason
 "Doesn't everyone?," Mason teased. "And-... Wow, that name hurts to hear. Why does everyone I've ever known share a name with someone else that I used to know, many of which bring back painful memories- Forget it."

Kaylee
"Probably because there were a total of like, five different names that everyone had in our eras because parents were unoriginal?" Kaylee posed, corners of her mouth turning up in a barely concealed grin.

Mason
 "It's like, everywhere I go, I find somebody named either John or Jane or Carden. It's honestly kind of sad," he grumbled, lightly shoving the little girl when he noticed that she was smiling, though he was doing the same.

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Outlaw 
She slowly limped back out to where the shadow mare was waiting and mounted it. The horse turned and took off back towards the camp, sailing through the gates. It weaved neatly through the trees and slid out of them by the camp, loping up the Artemis cabin. 

Kaylee
She gasped with mock hurt. "Hey! My brother's name was John." She laughed, wobbling a little but remaining standing as she shoved Mason back.

Mason
 "My name is John," he retaliated, the light quickly disappearing from his eyes as he watched Kaylee struggle to keep her footing. "You sure you're alright?"

Kaylee 
"I know that." She snickered, relaxing only when she felt she wasn't about to fall right onto her back. "If you can somehow convince Floyd to actually sleep for once, I'd be better. But I'm okay."

Jade
Jade yawned, pushing back her now empty plate. "I think we should start thinking about getting some sleep, Alex. It's way past midnight." She wasn't sure where the time had gone, because they had barely done anything all day. Which, if she was being honest, was a nice break after the quest. Jade was tired, but not quite looking forward to sleeping in the lonely Poseidon cabin. At least the beds were comfortable, and the scent of the sea was calming. She glanced out the side of the pavilion and saw the stars, which were always so bright here. "I think you owe me a night at the beach, but you can pay up another night. I'm tired." She looked back at Alex and grinned.

Beau
Beau half-woke when Rhyme adjusted her position, her paws digging into his stomach as she shifted. His dreams had been confusing. Somehow he knew they weren't memories, but what they were wasn't quite clear. Probably just nonsense dreams that his head had come up with. Why did that seem like an uncommon occurrence? Wasn't that what dreams were supposed to be? He was too tired to think clearly on the matter, so he just fell back asleep. This time, fortunately, it was a nice, dreamless sleep.

Freddie
Her mind was full of crisp, clear images in vivid color. It would most likely make her blindness more irritating upon waking, but as she slept Freddie was lost in the dream. She didn't even remember the fact she could no longer see things like this with her eyes. 

Auberon
He chuckled and found a spot in the grass to sit. "Okay, so I guess hurrying to find Chiron is no longer a priority?" 

Andro
He climbed out of the car and waved a thanks to the driver. Once Eudora had joined him on the sidewalk, Andro glanced up at the tall skyscrapers of New York City. The black car raced away as Andro dug in his jeans pocket for a piece of paper. "I have the address written somewhere," he muttered to himself, trying to recall which pocket he had slipped the illusive paper into.

Noah
He shut the book closed with a loud snap (for absolutely no reason) and scooped it up as he stood. Back down to the library he goes. Oh, and maybe grab one of those sodas that Jimmy sent? He could do with some sugar right now, and a taste of home. He walked down the stairs from his room and noticed a letter sitting on the altar at the bottom. He scanned it and sighed with relief when Jimmy wrote that Freddie was alright - well, not dead, at least. I guess that doesn't mean she's alright. But she's alive, so shes' doing better than me. Noah set the book down on the floor and ran up to his room, quickly scrawling a reply. 
"Jimmy,
I'm glad to hear that Freddie is doing okay. I'm continuing research on the subject of returning to the mortal world. I'll need to start soon. Just a warning, it might take me years. I'm not sure how versed I am at magic without Hecate's influence, and it requires a lot of that. On a side note, I might have found a way to be able to view you guys up there. I'll have to explore that a bit more. It'd be like having a TV in my room, which, undoubtedly, is decently cool.
- Noah." 
He dropped it on the altar, offered a prayer to his father, and then picked the book back up and returned to his errand.

Lilly
She was woken by sudden, intense pain in her chest. Not wishing to wake anyone else up, she just sat there quietly for as long as she could stand it. Finally, it got to be too much, and she waved at a medic. The medic hurried over and asked, in a whisper, if she needed anything. "A water bottle and some ambrosia, please. Just a little bit, I've already had some today." The medic nodded and retrieved the items. Lilly thanked her and chewed the ambrosia quickly, following it with a few sips of water. The pain subsided a little bit, and Lilly laid back down. That hurts. A lot. Ow.

Nikkol
Well, sitting around moping wouldn't help anything. May as well explore some. Nikkol used her spear to help her stand and then set off toward the center of the camp, where an odd structure had caught her eye. It appeared to be a building of sorts, and she entered. Nikkol looked around, wide-eyed. It was somewhere to practice, at least that's what it looked like. She dragged a dummy out and backed away, adjusting her spear grip before sending it flying. It landed right where the dummy's heart would be, and a small smile flickered over Nikkol's face. At least I haven't lost my abilities with my spear. She went to retrieve her weapon.

Kahlen 
Kahlen shook her head, a small smile on her face. "I don't think Chiron would want to deal with me right now." 

Eudora 
"Oh, great. What if I don't want to go there?"

Auberon
"Why not?" he asked with a smile, head tilted up to look at her. It was weird actually being shorter than Kahlen for once. "Besides, isn't this Kronos thing a big deal?" This last bit was spoken seriously, and not as a joke.

Andro
He shrugged, finally finding the paper. He scanned the address and looked at some street signs. "This way." Andro started walking. The city was decently busy for the middle of the night, but not crowded. Hopefully nobody would stop and question why two kids were walking around the streets.

Kahlen 
"From what I've figured out, this could be the end of everything if someone doesn't intervene. Apparently Kronos has a history of building an army and trying to destroy everything."

Eudora 
Eudora huffed and followed Andro.