Greek Mythology Roleplay

Jimmy
 Despite never having been Lilly's closest friend, her death still hit him like a train. Jimmy had been at Camp for years, and, as one might expect, he'd gotten to know quite a few people who had just always seemed to be there no matter what. Campers came and went, some growing up and moving on, others dying young, but there had always been a few who seemed like they would never leave; like they would always be there to welcome new campers for years to come. Noah and Lilly and even Gavin had all fit that description. All three of them were dead. Denver might've been very upset, and rightfully so, but he hadn't known Lilly for as long as Jimmy had. Denver might've felt like his world was falling apart, but to Jimmy, Lilly's death affected more than just his emotional and mental stability. It affected camp as a whole, and, with sickening dread, he realized that Camp as he knew it was falling apart right before his eyes, and he was doing nothing to save it.

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Kahlen 
Kahlen peeked in the infirmary and saw Auberon. She took a deep breath and entered, walking toward him. 

Auberon
Some medic had handed him a granola bar and he was munching on it when he saw Kahlen. He gave the slightest of nods to acknowledge her entrance. She would probably be asking questions. When she got close, he spoke. "I think you should go see Denver. Lilly died. I wasn't able to save her." He kept his voice quiet so only she could hear.

Kahlen 
Kahlen winced. "It's not your fault," she said just as quietly. 

Auberon 
"Debatable. But go see Denver, he needs you more than I do right now." 

Kahlen 
Kahlen exhaled slowly and turned to go find Denver. He was furiously organizing and Kahlen knew that interrupting him would only make it worse. So she took her only option- she started organizing.

Denver 
Denver was glad that his sister had showed up, and even more relieved that she knew what he needed at the moment.

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Kaylee
The girl rolled her eyes in the darkness. "Well get okay with this, because it's happening." She teased, but her laughter cut off as she tensed, sucking in a laboured breath before her breathing ceased entirely, eyes widening. "Mase, someone just died. Like, someone in the camp." She hissed, hands clamping over her ears as she shook her head like a dog when hearing a dog whistle.


Alex
"Oh come on, Jade, it's not even one yet. You have no right to be tired." He laughed, standing and pulling her up with him, leading her towards the cabins, because if she was walking on her own she would probably get lost. "Wow, it's gonna be real quiet without Ava." He mumbled, good mood soured by the fact that his niece? sister was, well, dead. 

Columbina
"Come on, Ethel." The girl groaned, completely forgetting why they were hurrying in the first place - all Ollie knew was that Ehel was taking her sweet time while Ollie could swear she was losing braincells with how bored she was. 

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Jade
"I think it's like 5 AM, so ha." Jade followed him, but didn't hear his mumbled words. When they arrived at the cabins she walked to hers and entered, flopping into her bed. "Good night, Alex," she called, not sure if he entered or not but busy adjusting the blankets, resulting in not looking. 

Alex
"Night, love." He called back, turning and trudging towards the beach, going for his blade out of reflex when a warm muzzle nudged his back, but instead of a monster he turned to find a glowing horse meandering along beside him. "Hey, Star." Alex smiled weakly. He eventually picked a place on the lukewarm sand, settling with the oversized dog at his back, watching as his exhales glittered in the moonlight, spiralling up towards the stars flickering in the sky, watching with a barely amused feeling as the little lights swirled together, forming almost cartoonesque scenes, a little smile slipping onto his face as he watched a constellation cat chase a mouse. "Y'know, you could have just asked me if I'm okay." He spoke aloud, and the dark haired female appeared next to him, hunched sheepishly. ".....I know how much Ava meant. To you." Her fingers writhed on her lap uncertainly, flying up to her hair to tangle in that instead and give her something to ease her nerves. "I know that there's nothing you can do for her." The brunette relaxed, and Alex continued. "Even if there was, I wouldn't have asked. You've been caged for the past, what, six months?"

Outlaw 
She exited the cabin again, leaving Bo staring after her angrily. She heard quiet voices from the beach and saw figures but didn’t bother with it, going into the forest and limping through them until she reached the cliff, where she pulled off her boots and sat with her feet dangling over the edge, staring at the water below. She tried to blink away her lightheadedness. She glanced again at the water, seeing the shape of an orca leap up and give a click before plunging back into the black water. She stood up, turned her back to the cliff edge, and back-flipped over it, giving a slight gasp when she hit the water from the shock of the coldness. She swam out til it was deep enough, and they came over to greet her, nudging her happily. 

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Mason
 He involuntarily stepped back, eyeing her warily. "Um, yeah, okay... Alright... Doesn't that happen a lot? It did last time I checked."

Ethel
 "Why don't you just slow down instead?," she countered, though after a short while she sped up to a jog to catch up with Ollie. "He's already lost. Even if we hurry, he'll still be just as lost. Therefor, running to find Chiron is pointless when we could just walk instead."

Jimmy
 Jimmy finally noticed that Noah had sent him a response. He weakly picked up the letter and read it, hardly even registering what he was reading since his head was so crowded with thoughts of impending doom and failure. That's cool. I'll have to respond later; tell him that Lilly's dead and that it'd be super great if it didn't take him years to figure out how to come back. Maybe in the morning. It didn't take long for him to fall asleep again, though his dreams were painfully empty and nonexistent rather than bittersweet.

Kaylee
"Not in the middle of the night after a war's ended, idiot." Her comment was said too weakly to be rude, while she had removed her hands from her ears, although they were shaking heavily. 

Columbina
"A jog is a comprise." Ollie stated, poking out her tongue like the adult she was. 

Ethel
 "Your boyfriend is MIA and you find it acceptable to act like you're five," Ethel pointed out, though her criticism was lighthearted. She slowed back down to a walk, grabbing Ollie's arm to hinder her speed as well.

Mason
 "Fair point. Can you tell how they died? That seems like it'd be important."

Columbina
Ollie scoffed, but slowed down to comical speeds. "I always act like I'm five, get used to it."

Kaylee
The girl shook her head dejectedly. "I just know when people die, not how." 

Ethel
 "Yes, that is evident, Ollie," she replied, failing to hide the childish giggle in her voice. What is wrong with me?

Mason
 "Well that's rather unfortunate. Poor kid might've... Never mind."