[h1][center][color=4286f4][i]Arthur Stanford[/i][/color][/center][/h1]
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Arthur looked surprised at the fact that he'd had no siblings besides Ash. He supposed that didn't make too much of a difference, since any family he would now have would be in name only. It would have been a good groundwork for new friends though. Not one to be put off by such things though, he simply smiled over to Ash, and said, "[color=4286f4]Guess I'm gonna be watching over you for awhile then.[/color]" It stood to reason that if only two of them were in the cabin, that one would need to be in charge. He would take this role eagerly, and now it was his by the sacred law of "dibs". 

Honestly, the open air camp grounds were a lot nicer than the stony hell that was the school he'd been forced to live at. He took a moment to breath and ground himself. His attention, however, was drawn to the blind girl, who'd be claimed. "[color=4286f4]I'm sorry, which one is Hecate?[/color]" He wasn't up on his Greek gods, and he wasn't sure he'd heard of that one before. He did want to check out their cabin though, so he did nudge Ash and say, "[color=4286f4]Perhaps the best place for your new... friend is in our cabin for now?[/color]" That would satiate his curiosity, and alleviate the group of the rather annoying bone head.