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Andy nodded following after the others. Of course, they couldn't escape without any issues. Very soon they'd encounter more monsters. She frowned. There had to be a way around them. Or maybe they could sneak past them? Andy got an idea. She pulled at the mist again. Wrapping it around them. The world got a bit darker for them, but the important thing was she was fairly certain they couldn't be seen now. 

[color=b71d5d]"We should be invisible now."[/color] She smiled. Now they just had to hope it was good enough and would get them past the next group of monsters. Andy refused to look down into the unending chasm. She didn't want to see the depths of it.

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[color=0080ff]Location:[/color] Taxi
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Niah nodded when the Cabbie asked if Persephone was with them. She let her pick where she wanted to sit. Since they would now probably fill out all the seats. Niah was surprised Persephone was here. This was the West Coast. Normally the gods sort of divided the continent. Maybe it was because the Romans had been at Camp Half-blood. That was probably messing them up some. 

The vision had unsettled Niah. She would have known her sister's face anywhere. Niah had lost the only photo she had of her family when New Rome fell, but she knew what her [i]dead[/i] sister looked liked. And she hadn't changed at all in several years. What did the vision mean? Niah wasn't of any of the prophetic types of blood, so why have the vision in the first place? But its implications were interesting. Was her sister actually alive?