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Rebecca wasn't really surprised when Mary dismissed her suggestion of checking horoscopes. Many demigods here relied on the words of the Oracle as gospel, yet dismissed other versions of prophecy (admittedly rather minor in comparison). She supposed it had to do with the number of charlatans and frauds in the world. "You may wish to consider consulting them, Marygold - they can provide wisdom and counsel," Rebecca said softly, smiling slightly at the ginger demigoddess. The blind girl embarking on the Quest approached them and Rebecca mentally kicked herself for forgetting to introduce her to her blind sister. Her sister had been exhibiting some anger issues over her lack of vision lately and it seemed that Janelle did not share those.

As Kristin thanked her, Rebecca gave her a polite nod. "Of course. I'm happy to help." She had to wonder where Zeke was. The rest of the Questing party had already assembled here. Perhaps he was regretting volunteering for this mission. She ought to have given him some herbs to inspire courage. But then again, there was only so much she could do. He didn't believe in the power of crystals, and yet, Rebecca was certain that having some crystals on hand was exactly what he needed in order to be successful. Boys could be so silly at times.

Leda shook her head slightly at Kiera. "Nah, couldn't quite kip last night," she answered. "Ended up reading Harry Potter mostly, not quite sure when I did finally manage to turn in but... C'est la vie. I'll live." She figured she could catch up on her sleep once they managed to return from the entire Camp Jupiter affair. Traveling as a demigod was never really conducive to getting a good night's rest, so she had no intention of even trying to get a full eight hours every night on this trip. And when demigods adventuring did manage to sleep, their dreams tended to be visions of ominous doom and peril. It was hardly a relaxing recipe.

She groaned, hearing that they'd have to wait thirty minutes to leave. She wanted to get on with it! "Are they bloody serious? Another half hour? That's torture..." she complained. Like most of her siblings, her gift of speed was also a curse. Time felt like it was strangling her on some occasions, particularly when it involved having to wait. The world moved to her so slowly. It was like she was in line at the ATM behind at least five people who had no idea what they were doing and she was running late for an important exam. "I just want to get on with this."

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"Thanks Eva." Andy said, she stood up and slipped on her shoes. Then waited for Arthur. The world felt heavy. She considered quickly packing, she didn't have much in the way of worldly goods. She decided she carried everything she would need until they got to camp Jupiter. All she did was check to make sure her bracelet was on her wrist. It was her most important possession. She could lose everything she currently owned, which was just some shirts and a toothbrush, and wouldn't care. As long as she still had her bracelet.

Once Arthur was ready she walked beside him to the dining pavilion. There wasn't anything to say. No words would make things better. And filling the silence with meanless words felt like a lie. "Zeus' table?" She asked, feeling that Arthur would prefer it over his own father's table at the moment. Though the small sacrifice with the meal would be rough. She considered what to say for a moment at the brazier and in the end, she just said "Let this trip to Camp Jupiter be a smooth one." And then she picked at her breakfast.

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Mona felt herself sharing Leda's view. She also wanted to get started, especially considering how long the trip was going to be. The sooner they got done, the sooner they could come back. Mona didn't really feel prepared. She still didn't understand her powers fully, though she used them in capture the flag. She could still use combat practice, though she took down and held her own in combat at the gate. Maybe it was a feeling of needing more. More guidance from someone who understood, not one of her peers.

She shrugged as Kristin came over. "Alright, I guess. How are you doing?" She was kind of concerned for the others that came with her from school and how they were handling the transition, especially with Ash's death. Hopefully, they were doing all right and better than her. She felt out of sorts still, like this was about to be one big prank or something, though the literal monsters reminded her this was still very real.

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Acknowledging Eva's with a look, Arthur dejectedly headed towards the door after Andy. He appreciated the silence, giving him time to process and reflect was import by right now, since he'd need to be a person by the time they started heading to Camp Jupiter. Practicing his powers and all, he wouldn't be able to be the mess he was now.

Grabbing some oatmeal from the pavilion, and silently affirming Arty's request to sit at the Zeus table with a nod. Sitting across from her, he shrugged. What was he supposed to say to that? That he too hoped none of his friends would perish? Obviously not, but he was out of energy to dignify that with a response, not wanting to hurt her by saying anything mean.

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Camp Half-Blood, Dining Pavilion:

Over at the pavilion there were a few other demigod kids eating and milling around the place, when there was a slight gust of wind, which was Tammy as she started to grab some food onto her plate. She looked over her shoulder seeing Andy and Arthur over at the Zeus table, and decided to make her way over towards them she looked at them and smiled. "You guys don't mind if I join you?" She asked as she sat down with them. "How are the two of you doing?" Tammy then started to eat the food off of her plate, and leaned back a little bit while looking at the two of them.

"You two excited to go to Camp Jupiter already and packed as well?" Tammy asked firing off another question then Eva came over towards her and shook her head a little bit. "You are bombarding them with to many questions." She said while Eva shook her head a little bit and sat down with the three of them. "The others should be ready to go pretty soon though." Eva said to the two of them.

Camp Half-Blood, Just Outside the Big House:

Rosie just sort of stared at the girly version of Demetri and then over at Chiron, who was finding it a little bit amusing but still didn't say anything when Zeke asked him a question. He started to think a little bit, the dreams were always really vivid at times, sometimes they showed more, and sometimes not so much. But knowing the information on their Quest, and it was most likely Enchida which wasn't really good. "It is most likely Enhida." Chiron said, softly. "Do you remember anything else from your dream?" He asked while Demetri had given Zeke a gift.

Rosie gave Demetri another look, and started to notice that Demetri's hair was starting to get shorter rather quickly. "Uhm, are you shedding or something new girl?" Rosie asked pointing it out, calling her the new girl since she didn't recognize the girl yet Demetri would also feel it to that his transformation wasn't going to last much longer.

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"Oh trust me Leda it's really worth the wait, you can come with as well if you'd like." Lauryn said while heading down the trail that would lead to Bunker 9 at the edge of the camp, while Alannah shrugged slightly but followed anyway behind Lauryn as well to get what they were needed to transport everyone to Camp Jupiter. Kiera turned her attention over towards Leda mentioning reading a Harry Potter book and smiled. "I remember growing up and reading them to and had the movie collection as well." Kiera said, seeing that the girl was a little bit impatient at the wait. "Wonder what they are going to be bringing out though." Kiera said, getting a little bit curious and noticed that Arthur, Andy and Demetri hadn't come yet either figured that they were probably getting breakfast.

"Trust me it's really worth the wait." Kristin said, knowing that they were heading off to Bunker 9 where some of the Hephaestus and Athena kids went to work there to. Her attention then turned towards Jason and Janelle, knowing that Jason wasn't going on their quest sadly and figured that he wanted to see her off before they both left the camp. "We should probably go and find Zeke now anyway."

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"If you say so Rebecca. As far as I know, pretty sure I'm literally almost right on the cut off dates for being a Sagittarius or something like that. Never really paid much attention to them honestly, and I probably never will." It was true for the most part, Mary typically didn't pay much attention to that sort of stuff, and found it to be more or less a hassle then anything else, but she wasn't going to flat out say something like that out loud. Sure, she admitted that she didn't pay attention to them, but she wasn't going to just insult the idea of them at all. That would just be dumb.

She giggled slightly at Leda saying that it was going to take forever. It was hilarious in her mind, the fact that her friend was just wanting to get going already and always hated waiting. "You have to be patient Leda! You don't want us falling out of the sky or crashing now do you? Honestly, you need to learn to slow down or something, but I get the need to go take off running or whatever. I personally want to get going, but if we have to wait a little longer, then we have to wait a little longer."

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Janelle nodded slightly in return to Kristin's words, falling silent for the moment as her mind began to wander once again to her dream from the night before. Dreams always were an interesting thing, especially for her, since she was able to typically imagine the world. That dream was anything but normal. "Oh, yes, I am... I'll be honest, since I didn't have all too much to begin with when we got here yesterday," she said in response to Kristin's question about whether or not she was ready to get going.

Jason was more or less listening for once, not really choosing to talk to anyone really, still just thinking about what his sister was essentially going to be doing. It was insane in his mind, that she chose to go on that quest even though they had only just gotten to the camp earlier in the day. Now he was starting to question if she was actually insane or something. That would explain a lot really, but also he knew better then to hope for something like that. Janelle had enough problems as is without having to worry about that.

"Are you alright Jason? You are oddly quiet," Janelle commented, figuring that her brother was still having arguments in his head regarding her even going off on a quest right now. Though to be fair, she could understand a few of the things. However, to her, he really needed to let her live her own life. She could do what she wanted, she was almost an adult after all, he needed to learn to leave her be sometimes.

"Yeah yeah, I'm fine Janey," he responded, shaking his head slightly at her, even though he knew that she couldn't see him. This sort of thing was just something that he had to deal with overall. He knew that he couldn't go with her, and if he said what was actually bugging him, she'd tell him off and then tell him he was overreacting over nothing. To him it was something big that she was going off to do, and he was worried about her.

"You are a horrible liar," she responded, before hearing Kristin comment about going to find Zeke. "Any idea where he is?" she asked her.

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Ezekiel was distracted again by the beautiful raven-haired girl when she sat down in front of him. Her knees brushed up against his as she folded one leg over the other. His eyes drifted down, watching the hem of her skirt shift before he quickly looked back at her face. Her eyes were very familiar but they didn’t jog Ezekiel’s memory of this girl at all. She was concerned, it was plain to see and that made the son of Apollo frown. How could a girl Ezekiel had never seen before be so worried for his safety? Did she not realize he was the guy at camp everyone loved to hate.
She shifted, her hand going into her shirt and Ezekiel shifted uncomfortably, looking over at Chiron to make sure the teacher saw Ezekiel was keeping his hands to himself and his eyes averted from looking anywhere he shouldn’t. She grabbed his arm and he nearly fell forward due to not paying attention but he managed to catch himself. She slipped a bracelet onto his arm and tied it into place as she explained what it meant. Ezekiel watched her face rather than her hands and had this sudden urge to touch the blush on her cheeks, to feel the warmth there but Chiron pulled him from that urge.
He snapped his head back to his teacher when Chiron relayed information of his vision and asked if there was anything else. Enchida. Ezekiel should have known that. Yes, Ezekiel already knew the vision wasn’t a good sign, as for there being anything else... ”Ya there, uh,” Ezekiel had to pause and clear his throat as it had gone all weird from the extremely attractive girl sitting so close to him. He shifted uncomfortably in his seat as his body shifted from the rage of hormones. Being fifteen was hard. ”Ya, Jupiter. When Enchida was talking about her children waiting for Kristin, Janelle and I, she said they, her children, would also make sure that “they don’t make it to Jupiter”. Perhaps we should postpone everyone leaving for Jupiter or send extra precautions,” Ezekiel noted.
Rosie piped up about the new girl shedding and Ezekiel looked back over. The unknown girl’s hair was growing shorter, which in any normal circumstance would be unnerving but this was Camp-Half Blood. Ezekiel was still waiting for the girl to turn into a frog and the kids from Ares cabin or something come around the corner pointing and laughing. As the hair started to shorten, Ezekiel was recognizing more features but he still couldn’t put a name to the face but those eyes, he had seen those eyes before.

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He was flustered? Why was Zeke so flustered? Wasnt he always smooth with the ladies and raring to go? This was definitely a different side of him that Demetri didn't know. This was all ofcourse interrupted by Rosie and Chiron. Chiron speaking about the mission and a vision Zeke had had, and Rosie pointing out Demetri's failing shift. Idiot ofcourse he couldn't hold it up. Demetri tried to re-up his form but it ended up failing, his hair now shortening and other features becoming more vvisible. "Thanks Rosie, I owe ya one" Still in his female form, Demetri sprung and began to force tears to well up in her eyes. A large droplet cascading down one cheek as she turned to away from the group and covered her face into the palms of her hands. "Thanks Rosie! It was a curse placed upon me! I just...I" She continued to sob as she ran as far away from them as possible. Weaving between buildings so that it didnt appear that she was heading toward the Zeus Cabin.

Once there Demetri looked around and noticed there was no one there. Good. He quickly threw the clothes off as his form began to shift back and he stood there in his small clothes with dear old dad watching over him. "Oh my god I'm turning into my father...no. No, this was for his protection that is all." The outfit was stuffed at the bottom of the trunk, new fresh male clothes pulled out that expressed how he currently felt. No one would know of this, and anyone who dared to speak of it would be swiftly kicked by a horses hind legs. Demetri laid against the cold marble wall as he thought about what Zeke said in relation to Jupiter. His mind shifting every once in a while to the look in his eyes and the warmth of his legs before finally get back on track. He had to warn the campers but...he doesnt really know, she does.

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"If it's worth the wait, why couldn't it be done already?" Leda grumbled. "It's hardly like we just got this bloody task a mo' ago..." she then added. She didn't see why they couldn't have had this already prepared. So much time had elapsed between Chiron asking for volunteers to go to Camp Jupiter and now. Yes, there had been a funeral but it had also been a relatively quick service. She was tired of just standing around and waiting while the world was waiting to catch on fire. Maybe there was a reason that the Romans had managed to so easily obliterate Greek influence. It irritated her even more that Kristin seemed to know what it was.

"And why can't they just tell us what the bloody thing is?" she added, steaming a little bit. She hated the suspense. It reminded her of movies, where everything had to be spoken about cryptically. She imagined that Rebecca was enjoying this - her ex adored the mystique of a mystery. Leda preferred to run in head first, punch and smash and slash everything in sight, and then think about the implications of wordplay later on. "Come on, Isley, admit it - this is kinda a stupid time to be patient," she added to her friend.

Rebecca chuckled, shaking her head slightly. Leda never changed. She could hardly imagine the daughter of Iris taking the time to boil a pot of water - it was too long a period for Leda to have to sit still and wait. Although, she could understand and appreciate her urgency in this matter. The fate of the world rested in the balance, but there was nothing they could do about that in this moment. The others were going on the fatal quest and they would have to content themselves with serving as messengers to Camp Jupiter. Everything had its moment.

"We ought to go eat the morning meal - give thanks to the gods and goddesses and pray for guidance on our journey," Rebecca advised. They had about thirty minutes until their ride would be prepared. She gave her group a smile, before Rebecca headed to the dining pavilion. She wished to ask for her mother's protection with a small sacrifice of her breakfast at any rate, especially since Hecate was the goddess of crossroads. Leda begrudgingly followed.

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"I don't really have anything to pack." Andy finally said when she could get a word in edgewise. She didn't mind that Tammy was sitting with them, or Eva really. Though she would enjoy silence. She decided she would take the brunt of dealing with the conversation so Arthur could eat in peace. Andy glanced at him, concern etched into her face for a second before trying to smile back at Tammy and Eva.

"I've got my bracelet and that's what matters." She said with a bit of a shrug. What else could she even pack? "I heard a little about Camp Jupiter, but do you know what we can expect?" Andy had no idea what the Roman part of the pantheon would think of them, or how they would act. Or how they should act toward them. Would they all be in one cabin as visitors? Or join in the cabins with their half-siblings? How many new half-siblings would she have? Andy decided it didn't matter how many Demetri would be the only brother she needed.

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Having been sufficiently ignored by Kristen, she opted to just get the morning over with as everyone began to make their way to the dining cabin. Why they couldn't just get the mission started was beyond her. If it was as vital as she figured, the sooner they left, the sooner they got there. And she was happy to see she was not alone as a couple others expressed frustration. Some, however, told them to be patient and wait and that bothered her. So far, this place thrust her into things she had no idea what for and now she was supposed to stand around while people got their shit together?

No, as far as she was concerned, that was bull. And they should make everyone aware of the game plan instead of keeping them in the dark. She bit her tongue, though. After all, who would she complain to? No one around here seemed to be the one in charge and it wasn't like a group of children and teenagers was something she wanted to rile up.

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"You are going to see it soon, don't worry." Kristin said as she started to watch some of the others as they headed off to the dining pavilion. She silently smacked herself for forgetting to answer Mona as well, letting out a little bit of an annoyed sigh more to herself, while looking at Janelle and Jason for a moment when Janelle asked where she knew where she was. "Probably at the Big House i'd have to guess." Kristin said, and started to make her way there, when she noticed Demetri leaving behind the Big House, and noticed him in some girls clothes which was really weird for her to see.

Rosie shook her head slightly still it was really weird seeing some random camper who she had never seen or met before talking to Zeke like she knew him. She turned her attention over towards Chiron as well who leaned back in his wheelchair and thought for awhile on whether or not to cancel the trip. It was still important while looking over at Zeke, he did really hate having to send the others into danger though.

"This is still very important though, and they are already expecting us as well." Chiron said letting out a slight sigh, Kristin walked over seeing Zeke, Rosie and Chiron. "What are we all talking about?" Kristin asked while looking over at Zeke for a moment. "Also any reason why you didn't come and find us Zeke?" She asked scolding Zeke slightly, since this was Janelle's very first quest as well.

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Kiera followed shortly behind the others over towards the dining pavilion she was pretty hungry now as well, when she entered Kiera noticed Andy, Arthur, Eva and Tammy all together at the same table overhearing Tammy. "Sooooo you doing alright Arthur?" Tammy asked giving him a slight poke in the side to see if he was alive and not broken. Eva turned her attention when Andy asked about Jupiter. "It's more or less like here, but about ten times larger. With an actual college university, though very militaristic whenever it does come to things." Eva answered.

Kiera hadn't really gotten a reply from Leda as she searched around, before finding her usual seat at the Poseidon table, and then her food appeared onto her plate. Theresa had just came into the pavilion as well, she went over and sat down with her siblings and cabinmates and started to get ready to eat some very breakfast as well. Kiera then looked up at the sky when there was a large cloud that came over the entire pavilion. a ship was now floating overhead of everyone, and then a few seconds later a rope ladder came down and Alannah had climbed down off of it while looking over at Leda. "Hopefully this was worth waiting for?" Alannah said towards her.

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Arthur did not care for being assaulted with questions right now. He didn't expect the world to cater to him, but he would have thought it obvious that, after the funeral of his sister, he might not be the most talkative person in the world. He pointedly didn't say anything to the two of them, and stayed quiet, giving it everything not to glare at them. This, was a kind of rudeness and unmindfulness he couldn't appreciate. When he was in a right state, he would be doing something about this.

Putting food in his mouth, he was thankful that Andy would take this conversational bullet for him. He'd owe her one for this, for sure. Truthfully, he didn't have any packing to do this morning, that was taken care of when he moved into the Jupiter cabin. He wouldn't be going back to Hades any time soon, so anything he knew he needed from there, he packed with him. Something good had come out of Ash's death after all, Arthur morbidly considered. Huffing, he looked to Andy and waited for the two of them to give a rundown on what to expect from on this journey.

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Ezekiel blinked a few times, the girl having freaked out, started to cry and then run off. ”What. The hell, was that?” Ezekiel looked over at the others for any kind of answer or explaination. He looked down at the bracelet the girl had placed onto his wrist. He spun it around but didn’t remove it. It wasn’t awful and a beautiful girl had given it to him, worried for his safety. Sure he didn’t know who she was but it was the thought that counted right? At least someone cared about him here.
Kristen, Janelle and Jason came around the corner just as Chiron said the kids going to Jupiter would still be going. He understood why and they were all well trained but Ezekiel still couldn’t help that it was an unnecessary risk. ”We need to at least tell them, so they are on their guard,” he said firmly. He snapped his head over at Kristen when she scolded him. ”Excuse me? Am I the only one that was present with that dream the three of us had last night? I came here to talk to our teachers to ask for advice and tell them of the danger to the rest of the campers. You know, our friends, our family. I was going to come talk with you both after I finished here,” Ezekiel said, incredibly annoyed with Kristen.
Ezekiel stood, feeling normal again after his encounter with the strange girl and looked at Chiron. ”We need to tell them before they leave,” he said again. He turned and looked back at the people he was going to have to travel with and risk his life, as well as theirs, minus Jason. Behind them he could see a ship coming to rest over what he guessed was the dining pavilion from this distance. ”Looks like we need to hurry up too.” He picked up his bag and walked around Kristen to descend the steps, making his way to the dining pavilion.

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Demetri shook his head, figuring that Chiron and the others would make the right decision and tell the campers ahead of time. If for some reason they didn't, he would warn them about it later on the road saying he'd overheard it on his morning flight or something to that sense. That now out of his mind, Demetri began to pack his bag. Taking some spare clothes for any weather that they may encounter ahead as well as a few other bits and ends. Slinging it over his shoulder he began to make his way out of the cabin and it dawned on him that Kristin was out by him as he hurriedly made his way back. Hopefully she hadnt seen him, but to be safe he would need to speak with her and ask her to keep her mouth shut for once in her life.

He kept his eyes peeled as he made his trek to the Dining Pavilion, keeping an eye out for Kristin so that he could pull her aside to have a private talk. He unfortunately didn't find her, but he did see a massive ship hovering above his destination and he couldn't help but let out a long whistle. Stepping in slowly he made his way towards his sister and ruffled her hair, still staring up at the ceiling in amazement as he wondered where that mass came from. "Hey squirt. So uh...what's with Jonahs Ark above us? Are we having guests or..." his cadence was slow and bewildered as he just looked up not speaking to any one person in particular.

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"I mean, yeah, we didn't get this just a few minutes ago, but still... You can't rush things honestly," she responded to Leda's comments, giggling slightly at her words. Thinking for a moment, she just shook her head at her friend. "I mean, you do have a point in the fact that this should have been all figured out yesterday. Then again, since when has anything been so simple? So honestly I'm not surprised at all if it takes a little while for something kind of cool to pop up."

Mary glanced over as a ship appeared overhead, and she couldn't help but have her eyes grow a bit wide. It certainly was an interesting looking ship, and at least in her opinion, it definitely was worth the wait. She wandered over towards where Andy was in order to check up on her and noticed Demetri's comments."Uh, Demetri going to be blunt, pretty certain you got that story mixed up with another. I think you meant Noah's Ark. Jonah is the guy who got swallowed by a giant fish, so that's a pretty big difference. Since Noah had the ark and was perfectly fine on top of the water, while Jonah was eaten by a fish and ended up in the water. But on a different note that is an awesome ship!"

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"Alright then, let's get going I guess? Lead the way and we'll be right behind you Kristen," Janelle said to her, given the girl a bit of a smile as she used her cane to move along the pathway, following along after her, not really caring all too much if her brother decided to tag along. He still was being more then a little bit of a pain in her mind, but she figured he'd be following her until they had to go their separate ways for the quest and what not.

Jason rolled his eyes slightly at his sister, before he followed along after her, figuring that he might as well see what was going on with Zeke after all. It did seem weird that the guy hadn't shown up to meet up with Janelle or Kristen, but he figured that maybe the extremely annoying guy had something he needed to do first before catching up with them. After all, the quest or whatever seemed like it was majorly important, and despite him not caring much for Zeke he figured he may as well give him the benefit of the doubt with this one.

Once they reached the Big House, Janelle heard Kristen more or less scold Zeke for not coming to find them earlier, for going up to the Big House of all places instead. She had to stop herself from giggling slightly in response to that, but she listened in on what he was saying. "Oh I remember that dream... It was strange being able to put faces to your names and not have to rely on the descriptions other people can get a little bit annoying..."

"Weird dream? I'm probably the only one whose confused here, so honestly, not going to ask or even bother trying to figure out what you're going on about..." her brother responded, shaking his head slightly. He then glanced back over towards the direction they had come from, and saw the giant ship that was now floating over the Dining Pavilion. "...Okay, not going to lie, that is a really really really cool looking ship," he said, before whispering slightly to his sister to more or less describe what the boat looked like.

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The rest of their group embarking on this journey seemed to have started off their morning here, Leda observed. She couldn't help but wonder if going to Camp Jupiter was really the best thing for Andy and Arthur, as they were both so young and inexperienced. But then again, they were both children of the Big Three. Trouble and danger would come for them no matter where in the world they were, especially with the ominous prophecy Rosie had produced. There was just very little sense in arguing about it. Normal rules didn't apply to demigods. She had gotten herself a small plate of food and had just taken a bite when darkness seemed to gather over the dining pavilion.

Leda was about to groan in defeat when she glanced upwards, seeing Alannah come down from the rope ladder of a flying ship. Her jaw dropped slightly. Sure, she had traveled in flying chariots before but a flying ship? That was just insane. She hadn't gotten to fly in something nearly as cool as that before. Of course, her pride was more or less pushing her towards not admitting that it had been worth the wait. "Bloody hell, that is cool," she then admitted, still looking at the flying craft with astonishment. "Does she have a name?" Leda asked.

Rebecca had finished her small breakfast, smiling as she spotted the ship. She adored magic and the ship positively radiated it in its floating beauty. "Marygold's right - you have Jonah and Noah confused," Rebecca chimed in. Her mother was also the goddess of trivia - she knew a fair bit of random factoids. It had been how her parents met, even - at a trivia contest. She stood up from her place at the Hecate Table and moved over towards where the others were gathered, figuring that they would be boarding the ship shortly to leave.

She glanced over at Leda, flashing her a warm smile. She wasn't entirely oblivious to her ex-girlfriend's discomfort, yet Rebecca wished that they could reclaim the friendship they had once had. She had enjoyed her time with Leda and looked back on it as a fond memory. Besides, she knew her ex rather well and she could tell that Leda fancied the daughter of Poseidon. Rebecca wasn't about to get in the way of that. "Are we ready to board?" she then asked.

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College? Andy had never since she was six years old thought for a moment she would go to college, let alone live long enough to make it. There were a group of kids like her that did? She was astounded by the idea. But glared at Tammy for bothering Arthur. It was obvious he wasnt okay. Why did people insist on asking that question when they knew the answer?

Andy was comforted when her brother patted her head. And she looked up the sky her eyes wide. Then she asked with a glance to Demetri "Who is Jonah?" But Mary answered the question. Andy had never been to Sunday school, or when she had she hadn't paid attention long enough to learn anything. So now not realizing these were bible stories Andy asked "How did he survive being eaten by a fish?"

Andy had gotten sort of used to weird stories since the demi-God children of old definitely had weird stories. But this one took the cake. And she was still staring wide eyed at a giant flying ship.

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Mona followed the long train of others to the Dining Pavillion, where she hoped something would be told of what they were supposed to do. A massive ship sailed over and a girl swung down the ladder to greet them. The ship was impressive. Was this what they would be taking on their mission? She hoped so, it would make the trip take less time. "Is this our ride then?" she asked no one in particular.

Mona noticed plenty of others had gathered along with her, each with their own conversations. She didn't understand any of it, but she did notice Arthur. She decided to head to the boy, "Hey Arthur, ready for this trip?" In truth, she hoped Arthur was just as lost as she was. No one seemed to be telling them anything of importance and she was expected to continue to go along with it as if everything that was happening was normal.

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Kristin more or less was a little bit stunned when Zeke snapped at her and gave him a little bit of a glare towards him, rubbing the bridge of her nose. She really wanted to know why the gods and the fates wanted the two of them to even work together again on a quest, letting out a slight sigh. "Well in case you hadn't found out yet, Janelle is sort of new to all of this." Kristin said rolling her eyes a little bit. Of course everyone in the camp she did consider as friends and family as well, and would do anything for them, even if that person was also Zeke. Rosie was kind of getting a little bit of entertainment seeing Zeke and Kristin arguing against each other which was really kind of funny to watch. "Don't worry they kind of do this all the time." Rosie said to both Jason and Janelle.

Kristin looked towards Chiron as he went into the house for a moment before coming out with a small envelope inside of it and handed it over towards Kristin. "It should have enough mortal currency to get you anywhere you need to, and some food as well." Chiron said, and handed her a small pouch of drachma as well. "That's also for any godly services you need to." Chiron said as Kristin nodded pocketing the money. "Lets go and catch up to Zeke then, and try to talk about the dream then." Kristin said, as she watched the ship floating above the dining pavilion, Chiron was on his way over to the Dining Pavilion as well to inform the others on what was going on to.

Kristin managed to catch up and grab onto Zeke's wrist a little bit for a moment. "So, I remember the dream a little bit. I think it was at the NASA museum down in Houston Texas." Kristin pointed out to him, while looking over at Jason and Janelle as well, she would remember seeing the NASA logo in the dream as well.

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Shortly after Lauryn came down off of the rope ladder and looked towards Desdemona and smiling towards her giving her a bit of a nod. "Yep that should get you there to Jupiter in a day or two. Not as fast as the chariots, but you all will have your own cabins and food will be just like at camp." Lauryn answered, Kiera was finishing up eating her breakfast and stared up at the massive ship before them and smiled, which was actually pretty amazing to see, but also really weird since it looked like a ship that traveled on water than up in the sky. But she certainly wasn't going to complain either as well. "That is actually really cool, cant wait for this little trip." Kiera said as she stood next to Leda and smiled towards her.

Alannah looked towards Leda when she asked about the name of the ship and looked towards Lauryn for a moment, the sister ship before was the Argo II. Which had been destroyed back during the battle with Gaia and shrugged slightly, they hadn't really thought of a name for it really. "Maybe the Argo III, but i'm fine with other names so long as they aren't overly weird or dumb." Alannah said, as Kiera laughed slightly when she thought of a really dumb name.

Kiera looked up at the ship, and noticed the figurehead of the ship was a Pegasus, and looked towards the others. "What about The Pegasus maybe?" Kiera suggested, since it was also the symbol on all of the camp shirts, Tammy looked at Arthur before getting up taking the hint now before stepping away. She noticed Kristin, Zeke Chiron and the others who were going on the quest were coming over to the dining pavilion now.