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Chaos

Ophelia had her hair tied back as she attached her belt that held her sword around her waist. She smirked at Seth as he spoke to his group of Romans. She walked over to him and grabbed her bow and quiver off of a stand next to him. She patted his chest, "Mercury's kids here are pretty devious and will spy on you. Barking out orders is only going to make the inevitability of them spying on you soooo much easier."

She laughed and walked away heading over to her own group that was huddled around. The Ares and Athena kids were working out a plan in hushed voice. They were used to kids spying on them. Soon, they broke apart and ran into the forest to their positions.

Chaos

Ophelia looked toward the sound of the conch shell and stood. She smirked at Seth when he told her she could leave and that he would not be going anywhere. She placed a hand on her hip, "Who said I'd be coming back?" She teased, raising an eyebrow. She dropped her hand and left the Romans to their fire and went off to dinner, hoping that some food would take the edge off her headache.

Chaos

Ophelia shrugged, "Well... Ares' kids have a temper and there hasn't really been anything around that would set one of them off... So, I didn't know. as you can probably tell... I don't know much about you Romans....Although... It sounds like Apollo's kids and Apollo's kids are pretty similar," She shrugged, "Why not Ares' and Mars'?"

The pounding in her head was letting up, which she was glad for, "I assume you are still good at fighting."

Chaos

Ophelia laughed a little and looked at Seth, "Horrid," She took her hair out of her pony tail and shook it out, "I don't honestly know why became the god of poetry..... I, myself, like to think I'm not as bad... but my talents seem to rest mainly in instruments and voice.... oh," She added as though it were nothing, "And periodically, seeing into the future and all that."

She ran a hand through her hair, "Wait... Isn't Mercury Hermes?" She asked with a smirk, "What are Roman Apollo's kids like?"

Chaos

Ophelia looked at him, "We don't fear you..." She smirked a little as she rubbed her temple with one hand, "We just... don't trust you... For good reasons."

She sighed a little, "I haven't had a chance to meet any Romans... you guys don't really come our way...." When he mentioned the Apollo kids she nodded, "Apollo is my dad.... They always get a little bit antsy when I force a vision.... Worrying about how much it tires me out..." She laughed a little, "It isn't that confusing. I heard Chiron mention that you are a son of Mars... Ares is your dad, the God of War," She smirked, "Do you guys have the same temper that the Ares kids have?"

Chaos

Ophelia caught movement out of the corner of her eye and looked up to see Seth waving at her to come and sit with them. She walked over, a bit nervously. After all, they were a big group of Romans, not a Greek sat with them and... Well... Greeks and Romans didn't have the best of histories. She slowly took a seat next to Jacob and crossed her legs. She looked around the large group and gave a small wave, "Hi..."

Chaos

Demetri reached out carefully from under Ophelia to open her door. The other Apollo kids were off other places, doing other things, which left them alone. He walked over to her bed and placed her in it. This was not the first time that he had brought the girl in here. Although, times before he had a bit more help and people were less worried about Kronos and Gaea. He took off her bow and quiver and set them beside her bed, sighing. He stood and left once she was comfortably on her bed, not knowing how she'd reach to him watching her sleep.

Ophelia woke an hour or so later, her head was pounding. She sat up, gods she hated trying to see the gloomy future. She didn't understand why the toll was such a pain, it wasn't like she wanted to see people dying all the time. Grabbing her bed post, she pulled herself out of the bed and walked over of the cabin, her hand still on her head. She wandered until she walked through the Roman campsite. She looked around a little, "My... they work fast...."

Chaos

Demetri nodded and Chiron disbanded the meeting, telling everyone to rest and go about their training as usual. The threat wasn't here yet and not everyone was necessary to discuss this further. Demetri awkwardly lifted Ophelia as he stood. He was a son of Demeter and although he trained and stuff, he wasn't that strong. He did his best to adjust Ophelia in his arms to make her more comfortable. His intention was to take her back to her cabin. Ophelia wasn't heavy really... he just wasn't strong. Unlike a lot of demi-gods, even Ophelia, he didn't get extra strength from his godly parent.

He sighed and started to walk to the golden cabin.

Chaos

Ophelia listened to Seth, just barely, as he spoke to the campers. When he explained the consequences of them not cooperating, something within her clicked. She gasped and her eyes flew open. She no longer had pupils as she stared into dead space, her eyes looking like liquid gold. She saw the death and destruction that would come with them not doing as the Romans said, if they did not agree to team up. She stood, struggling slightly, blind to the world around her, "They speak the truth... Not only with Camp Half-Blood fall... but Mount Olympus too..."

She barely got her words out before her eyes returned to normal and she collapsed. Luckily, Demetri was there to catch the unconscious girl before she fell of the stand. He looked at Chiron then to Seth, "We're so screwed..."

Chaos

Ophelia's eyes widened as she looked at him, "Really?"

Ophelia wasn't normally surprised by big devastating events. With her dad being Apollo, she often was whisked away into visions for horrendous things that were to come. It was horrible and rare and she was just 'lucky' enough to have it. She didn't like being caught of guard by Kronos and Gaea rising. She rubbed her head, that would have been a doom and gloom vision that she might have just welcomed with open arms. She nodded to him as she rubbed her forehead, "Bloody hell... I guess you guys get to be the bearers of bad news..."

She led him to the campfire where everyone gathered. She told him to go join his friends at the front and took a seat as hidden away as possible. She didn't need to hear what they were going to say. She needed to find out more... She closed her eyes and concentrated. She tried to bring on a vision. It was draining if she managed it, which she rarely did, but she believed this time was worth it.