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Subject: The Five who never returned... (Private) Thu Oct 17, 2013 4:56 pm
Jenny sat up against a tree on the mortal side of half-blood hill. She was wearing her combat boots, a black skirt, a black tank top, black stockings, and a light Avenged Sevenfold hoodie that she wore unzipped as she waited for her newfound friends to meet her up on the hill. It had only been about a week since Jenny arrived at camp and she had already made some friends, one of the boys she had quickly become sweet on as well, but she would NEVER tell anybody which boy it was that she liked. Today her and her friends were sneaking out of camp to go chill out in the real world, not her idea but she went with it, and jenny couldn't wait. She checked her spike belt, all of her celestial bronze knives were there in the form of the spikes on her belt. She always brought those... Just in case. She had about twelve, which seemed like a lot but when you are a girl who can use magic to throw stuff basically the force, 12 knives was completely rational to you. Jenny looked up towards the sky. It was a clear day, the sun was shining bright and the birds were singing.
a. hams King of Hell
Posts : 1155 Join date : 2013-03-23 Age : 25 Location : Wonderland
Subject: Re: The Five who never returned... (Private) Thu Oct 17, 2013 5:53 pm
Tiberius Winters
If you cut me I suppose I would bleed the colors of the evening stars. You can go anywhere you wish Cause I'll be there, wherever you are.
The son of Aphrodite took a break from reading and writing pointless letters he'd never send. Tiberius had ceased contact with his family members for almost a year now, because of what he had almost unleashed on them, and he wanted to keep them safe. He shoved his hands in his jeans, feeling around for the ring that transformed into his weapon. A double sided scythe that he could furiously whip back and forth if he chose too. Tiberius hated war. As he walked up there, he saw Jenny, a girl he had just recently met. He smiled and took one of his hands out of his pockets and waved, grinning. She was nice and deadly. Tibs could see the twelve spikes sticking out of her belt, glinting in the warm sunlight. It was crazy for Ty to be wearing a navy blue sweatshirt in the middle of summer, but hey, he wasn't a typical demigod of love. Once he was at the tree, Tiberius sat down and fiddled with the grass that was beneath him. He looked at Jenny, the glare of the sun making her face bright and almost unrecognizable. "It seems the others are fashionably late. As usual." He said, still smiling. Jenny reminded him of his little sister, Charlotte back home in upstate New York. Ty knew she didn't need to be defended or protected, but he couldn't help but shield her, despite them both being the same age. And so he sat by the other demigod, waiting for the others to arrive and get the heck out of this place. It had been a year since Tiberius Winters had been outside the camps magical boundaries. He had unbelievable cabin fever. He had decided it was time to get out.