[center][h1][color=#EEE8AA]Ezekiel Kel[/color][/h1]
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[I][color=#EEE8AA]Location:[/color][/i]  The Big House -- Camp Half-Blood[/center]
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	Ezekiel blinked a few times, the girl having freaked out, started to cry and then run off. [color=#EEE8AA]”What. The hell, was that?”[/color] 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. [color=#EEE8AA]”We need to at least tell them, so they are on their guard,”[/color] he said firmly. He snapped his head over at Kristen when she scolded him. [color=#EEE8AA]”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 [i]friends[/i], our [i]family[/i]. I was going to come talk with you both after I finished here,”[/color] Ezekiel said, incredibly annoyed with Kristen. 
	Ezekiel stood, feeling normal again after his encounter with the strange girl and looked at Chiron. [color=#EEE8AA]”We need to tell them before they leave,”[/color] 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. [color=#EEE8AA]”Looks like we need to hurry up too.”[/color] He picked up his bag and walked around Kristen to descend the steps, making his way to the dining pavilion.