[h1][center][color=4286f4][i]Arthur Stanford[/i][/color][/center][/h1]
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[center][color=4286f4]Location:[/color] Zeus's Cabin[/center]
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Arthur nodded weakly at Andy. That sounded like something to do to keep his mind off of all of this. "[color=4286f4]I... yeah sure.[/color]" He said, clearly drained from all of this. He knew that they still had to go to get Ash's stuff. He was grateful for Leda's offer to go with him, he didn't think he could be alone in there right now. He nudged Andy and said, "[color=4286f4]We're going to need to grab Ash's stuff first though, okay?[/color]" His heart felt heavy in his chest, like living itself required a new burden for him to bear. The permanence of what had happened was beginning to set in; there would be a time before Ash's death, and the rest of his life after.

The idea of him going back to his cabin tonight still seemed too much for him, and he looked nervously over at Leda. "[color=4286f4]Do... do I need to sleep in my cabin tonight?[/color]" He didn't like showing vulnerability like that, but he didn't think he was strong enough to go it alone in there.  "[color=4286f4]It's just... I'm the only kid in there and...[/color]" He found himself trailing off, unable to really complete his thoughts on the matter. He hoped that Leda would understand the source of his discomfort, even if articulating it was hard.