[hr][hr][h1][b][i][center][color=b71d5d]Andy[/color] [/center][/i][/b][/h1]
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[center] [b][color=b71d5d]Location:[/color][/b]Camp Half-blood[/center]
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Siblings. Andy's mind spun. Family. Something she had been denied her entire life. She had been a toddler when she was left at the hospital, and they had waited and put out her photo hoping someone would claim her...anyone. No one had, and now, today most likely, she would be claimed. A parent would say 'yes this is my child', and then she would have siblings. Well maybe. Chiron explained that some gods didn't have a lot of kids. She bit her lip and played with her bracelet. Then come winter solstice she would meet that parent.  

Another of their number was claimed. The blind girl, Jade, she was the daughter of Hecate. Andy didn't know who that god was, or what their domain was, but it appeared to be books and ferrets, that was an odd combination. Maybe it was more than just ferrets, but all animals or at least all rodent ones. 

Andy looked at the cabins, trying to imagine which one seemed like it belonged to her, which was going to be her home. Her stomach twisted as she thought the word home. Was this her home? Was she really going to stay here with all these strangers? She was supposed to be trained to be a hero here. What did that even mean? Her guard was up and she stood at the edge of the group not quite daring to mix.