[centre][b][h1][color=firebrick]Kalinda[/color][/h1][/b]
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The dark haired young woman walked towards the obstacle course, a bag over her shoulder that seemed rather heavy, yet she didn’t have any issues carrying it. Reaching up to brush her dark hair back, Kalinda, daughter of Apollo quickened her steps, hurrying to get to the obstacle course before it could begin.While Kalinda wouldn’t be undertaking the course- she hadn’t ever undertaken it, preferring instead to watch. The young woman didn’t like to show off in such a way, and she was more suited to the healing side of things. If some of the campers injured themselves (It wouldn’t be the first time), she would be there to make sure they lived (If they were stupid enough to get seriously hurt)., and to do her job. 

She brushed her hair back behind her ears, she picked up her pace. Ever since coming to camp, Kalinda hadn’t left it. It had been her choice. The months leading up to her decision to become a full time camper hadn’t been the best of Kalinda’s life, in fact they had been one of the most trying, frustrating and worst times off her life. Becoming a full time camper had giving her a chance to regain who she was, but she wouldn’t be lying if she said she was terrified to go back outside the camp. Not that she had told that to anyone. Choosing to stay in camp was her decision, and it didn’t need to be anyone else’s approval. 

Sighing to herself, Kalinda knew that that wasn’t true, but the thing was… she had people here, people that she cared about, and she felt… safer here. Better here. She knew she couldn’t hide away in the camp forever. But today was not the day that she would be going outside the camp grounds. She trotted across the grounds, looking ahead, seeing the looming obstacle course, and the building crowd of campers, the noise increasing as she got closer. 

Over her time as a camper, Kalinda had become accustomed to the noise they could all make, and it was a rather comforting feeling. She smiled to herself, continuing on her way, finding somewhere to sit where she could easily be ready to help any campers if they got injured. She was also looking out for Ariana, knowing that she had to get her to take her required medication. Kalinda liked to maintain a schedule for giving Ariana her medications- that way, she’d always be ready, but often this wasn’t the case. So, Kainda had taken to carrying the medication around, ready for Ariana. It was just about making the girl take the, which was never easy. 

One day, Kalinda would figure out a way of her never having to take the medication again. There was also a cure. You just had to find the way. She would. Forcing Ariana to take her medication, was never something Kalinda liked, and she knew that Ariana didn’t either. Sighing to herself, Kalinda turned her attention to the obstacle course, and the participants getting ready to begin, Ky’ vie already leaping into action. Looks like the games were about to begin. Kalinda leaned back, content to watch the games begin. 

As she sat, Chaos the ferret crawled out of her pocket and into her lap, dancing about and chittering in what could only be described as a demand for attention, and Kalinda snapped her up,, snapping on her leash. The primary reason was so she wouldn't get lost, as the last time that had happened, Kalina had had to search high and low for the furry tube sock, only to find Chaos nestled happily on a sleeping Aphrodite girl's chest. t had been... fun trying to get the ferret without watching the girl, and then having to explain why she was essentially feeling her up while the ferret had chittered madly, clearly laughing at her. She wasn't keen to have that experience again.

Chaos certainly lived up to her name, the ferret always seeming to get into trouble, and kalinda was distracted a moment as Chaos scampered about, unconcerned about her bothering any of the campers. Not that that ever seemed to be an issue, Chaos was just too cute, and the smart ferret used that to her advantage. Watching the fuzzy tube sock, Kalinda was unconcerned with what was going on around her.