"I'll put up with the costumes, but not rankings. I don't take orders from people, and I'm guessing more than a few of you feel the same way." Gwen crossed her arms over her chest as she looked around the room.
"This time I'm going to have to agree, at least until we know each other better." Cowyn finally backed his sister up on something, instead of trying to tone her down.
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"Well isn't that just lovely. We're going to go around the circle and introduce ourselves? Feels like an AA meeting." Gwen snorted.
"Enough Gwen. I'm Cowyn, this is Gwen and we can charm speak and she can speak any language." Cowyn said, glaring at Gwen so she didn't add anything.
"Enough Gwen. I'm Cowyn, this is Gwen and we can charm speak and she can speak any language." Cowyn said, glaring at Gwen so she didn't add anything.
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Fawn walked straight into Eira on her way to the music stall of the festival, carrying books of music, a guitar and violin on her back, and multiple other items such as tuners. The moment that she made contact with the other woman, she dropped a good portion of it. Had she been a bystander, it may have been rather comical, but alas, it wasn't and there were sheets of music being carried away by the breeze. "Ah! No!" She gasped in panic as she grabbed a couple of them before they flew into the gale. The moment that she felt like she had regained enough of her things, she looked to the woman, "I am so sorry!" She set a good portion of the things down and reached out to help the young woman up. That's when she sensed it. She knew this immediately by coming into close enough contact with her. She nearly took her hand back, but knew that whether or not this girl was of her kin or Summer, she still had an appearance that she had to keep up if she wanted to continue living in this part of the mortal realm. Whether this woman was smart enough to notice that she was also a Fey, too, was up to her. "I-I've been rather clumsy as of late and I most definitely wasn't watching where I was going!" She said quickly, her mind only partially on the task at hand and the other half was hoping that she would take her hand long enough that she could discern what type of Fey that she was.
Eira managed to grab a few of the papers that were on the ground before they blew away with her left hand as she slid her blade into its sheath with her right hand. How clumsy could Eira be, she didn't know. She felt terrible, if she hadn't been storming away in a huff, then she wouldn't have practically ran this girl over. A girl, which Eira confirmed as she accepted her hand and stood up, who was a winter Fae like her. It wasn't all that noticeable, with the red hair, but the eyes were a dead giveaway. There aren't to many summer Fae with eyes like that.
Eira held onto her hand just long enough to make sure that the girl knew she wasn't a threat before handing her the papers.
"It is okay cousin, I wasn't watching where I was going either. I'm just sorry some of your music escaped. Are you okay?" Eira asked the girl, since Eira did have her blade out when she ran into her, she hoped she didn't scratch this girl.
"I'm Eira by the way, I haven't seen you around here before, and usually I notice my kin who passes through." Eira was curious to know how she missed someone, although the answer wasn't all that surprising in her own mind. Her immediate family had been asking her back for the last couple, and she was rather tired of it. It would make sense that she would be slipping now on who was coming into town.
"Mais pourquoi? What threat exist on the world that the Zodiac program had to come into existence?" Gwen asked, curious.
"Ja, ich Sprache alle sprechen. It's my gift. My brother here only speaks about 300 different languages fluently, but he can charm speak better than I can. I'm Gwen by the way." Gwen said, tapping her brother with her foot so he'd introduce himself.
"And I'm Cowyn." He said, looking over everybody in the room.
"And I'm Cowyn." He said, looking over everybody in the room.
Name: Gweneth Ainsworth
Gender: Female
Age: 16
God Parent: Tyche
Background: Gwen grew up in a foster home, as her father gave her up when she was just a babe, supposedly, and no one knew who her mother was. She was lucky though, as the foster home she grew up in was a good home, and she didn't bounce around at all. The couple she was staying with had too much time and too much money on their hands, but she wasn't complaining. She attended a decent school and grew up a good kid. She was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia when she was nine and two years later she was discovered with a child of Nemesis and a child of Hecate who also went to her school. She was lucky to be discovered because she and the child of Nemesis were pretty much blocking each other out, but they were found none the less and were brought to camp half-blood.
Gwen wasn't much of a fighter, but she certainly managed to cash out with the fights. She, surprisingly, runs the bets for any and all camp related challenges and while she may or may not influence the outcome, she certainly manages to make a nice profit in the end. She mostly helps make sure things run smoothly at camp, since a little good luck never hurt anyone.
Other Information: She is Cabin Leader
Gender: Female
Age: 16
God Parent: Tyche
Background: Gwen grew up in a foster home, as her father gave her up when she was just a babe, supposedly, and no one knew who her mother was. She was lucky though, as the foster home she grew up in was a good home, and she didn't bounce around at all. The couple she was staying with had too much time and too much money on their hands, but she wasn't complaining. She attended a decent school and grew up a good kid. She was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia when she was nine and two years later she was discovered with a child of Nemesis and a child of Hecate who also went to her school. She was lucky to be discovered because she and the child of Nemesis were pretty much blocking each other out, but they were found none the less and were brought to camp half-blood.
Gwen wasn't much of a fighter, but she certainly managed to cash out with the fights. She, surprisingly, runs the bets for any and all camp related challenges and while she may or may not influence the outcome, she certainly manages to make a nice profit in the end. She mostly helps make sure things run smoothly at camp, since a little good luck never hurt anyone.
Other Information: She is Cabin Leader
Eira, or Aure as she goes by in this realm, was walking the streets, watching her kin roam the streets in both fae and human form. It was odd to see so many of her kind in a single place within the mortal realm but she didn't question it too much. It was nice to be with her own kind again after her self-imposed exile. She walked past a summer fae on a violin and tossed a couple coins into the case before moving on. She browsed a couple stalls before the feeling of someone watching her developed fully, and she turned around to find him.
"You shouldn't be here." Eira said, turning to walk away before he grabbed her arm and herded her between two stalls. She glared at him but she didn't fight him, he wouldn't hurt her, she wouldn't let him. Even all these years in exile, she knew how to defend herself, especially in a place this populated with her kind.
"It's time for you to come home Eira. We've let you have your space, hoping you'd come to your senses but this has gone on long enough." Cadmon, her twin brother and the primary reason she left her family for the human realm, was trying to intimidate her, but it really wasn't working. She glared up at him and drew her dagger she had on her hip, holding it up to him.
"There was a very good reason I left, and that reason still hasn't gone away. Leave me along Cadmon, I will not help you." Eira said, advancing so he'd back up. She was in no mood for him right now, she just wanted to have a nice day before all the summer fae took over.
"This will not go away because you want it to Eira. Your place is at the front lines, not hiding in the mortal realm." Cadmon warned her before she walked away from him.
"You shouldn't be here." Eira said, turning to walk away before he grabbed her arm and herded her between two stalls. She glared at him but she didn't fight him, he wouldn't hurt her, she wouldn't let him. Even all these years in exile, she knew how to defend herself, especially in a place this populated with her kind.
"It's time for you to come home Eira. We've let you have your space, hoping you'd come to your senses but this has gone on long enough." Cadmon, her twin brother and the primary reason she left her family for the human realm, was trying to intimidate her, but it really wasn't working. She glared up at him and drew her dagger she had on her hip, holding it up to him.
"There was a very good reason I left, and that reason still hasn't gone away. Leave me along Cadmon, I will not help you." Eira said, advancing so he'd back up. She was in no mood for him right now, she just wanted to have a nice day before all the summer fae took over.
"This will not go away because you want it to Eira. Your place is at the front lines, not hiding in the mortal realm." Cadmon warned her before she walked away from him.
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