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He wasn't if it was because he was a little bit buzzed, or he just liked the attention, but at first all Bash could do was smirk at the offer. They were at a party celebrating love and romance, a little celebratory kissing couldn't hurt. Who knew where the night would take them. A few months ago, he never would have thought he'd be playing beerpong with mythological creatures, teamed up with the son of dionysus himself. "If I need my head cleared again, I guess I know who to talk to," was all he said in response, ending it with a playful wink. Leo was going to be trouble, could already sense it.
Letting his weight lean against Leo's frame, he watched as the nymphs prepped their shots, this his attention did seem to quickly gravitate back toward his partner. "Ah, you're making me pick my prize? You sure you want to do that?" he mused. Not that he had the feintest idea what he would ask for yet. "Brave man. I'll let you know if we end up winning." With that, he felt the splash of beeras one of the balls plopping into the cup. Moments later a second one bounced off the table just in time for Bash to catch it. Looking down at the cup that had a ball in it, he picked it up, fishing out the ball with one finger. Deciding he'd take the drink this time around, he chugged the contents before glancing over at Leo. "So as the son of Dionysus, is your tolerance better or worse than normal?"
He let out a low chuckle at the other when he asked what that was. "Just used some of my power to clear your head a little." A shrug and a wink as he looked at bash "It would have worked with just the a touch to you shoulder but kissing you seemed better." He told him as he looked at the team across the table from them. He leaned as the other eyed up the table , "If you want one later all you have to is ask wouldn't mind doing it again" A shrug to his shoulder as he the other praised him for the shot he made. It wasn't even the most impressive thing he could do it was a simple over the shoulder shot. Still he did a little tilt to his head with a smile. Eyes watching as the other started to prep his shot. A low whistle as he his hand moved to rest on the small of the other's back. "Nice shot," The game was across the table now. giving a moment for the nymphs across from them to debate who would go first. "Looks like they did" the chuckle was easy "Well what you like your prize to be since you are helping me out you can pick."
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He let out an amused chuckle. The way they both so effortlessly leaned into self-deprication wasn't lost on Sebastian. For him, it had always been a defense mechanism when people gave him praise he didn't think was deserved. Point out his shortcomings before someone else could. With David, he couldn't say. From what he'd seen of the demigod he'd been more than capable, probably more capable than most he'd seen thus far. "Well can't say I was paying much attention to my surroundings during that spell, but apparently you got the job done well enough," he grinned. Then the son of Eris finally took the credit he deserved, and Bash nodded in approval. "Don't we all know it!"
While Bash wouldn't say he was exactly the party boy type, he knew how to celebrate when celebration was due. It certainly didn't hurt that the man beside him was just as eager. There was certainly no protest as he felt the David's hand on his waist, and he simply kept the flow of the beat going, hips moving steadily to the base line as he took a step closer, arm draping over the son of Eris' shoulder. "Hell yeah it does. For my first mission out, it... was a lot, but I'm glad I didn't embarass myself too much," he admitted with an earnest grin. He let his gaze settle on David as they moved, pulling the other man a bit closer as their bodies began to grind together. "Kind of excited of what's coming next, you know?"
David was acutely aware of his own shortcomings, so he doubled his efforts in what he could manage instead. Not that he'd ever let those aspects get him down to begin with. He was a damn badass and he intended to prove it every chance he got. "Least you could do both of those things. Pretty sure whatever my head was doing at that time would've been the opposite of useful. Hence... Running around the outside of the big spell smacking things." A firm nod of resolution. He did what he did, and he did it well (mostly). A brief snort of amusement, before puffing out his chest at the other. "I mean, I am a badass, so it kinda tracks."
David was glad their wasn't any protest to him tugging the other toward the dance floor. Largely, it just looked awkward dancing alone and he was entirely here for a good time. The slight sway to Bash's hips was noticed, quick to set his own rhythm to match the other's, one hand remaining on the taller demigods waist and nodding. "Yeah, we kinda did. Feels good to get a big win like that already." Not that he had any perspective of timing with this stuff. Ahead of schedule, behind, right on track, he was mostly just along for the ride.
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Truth be told, Bash had never really been a night owl, at least he wasn't before coming to camp. His life made that sort of thing impossible. Early morning practices, runs, the focus on a healthy and sustainable regiment, that was always his routine. Even as a teenager, sneaking out to parties had never been in the cards for him. Swimming was his life, and up until recently, that's how it always was. So when all of that changed, it had been a bit of a culture shock. Though to be fair, training and studying was an easy enough substitute.
All that to say, late nights still weren't typical for him. Tonight, however, he wasn't sure what it was, but he hadn't been able to sleep. Was it the stress? Perhaps, though he'd gone through a lot already at camp, and he'd tended to sleep like a baby as soon as his head hit the pillow. Perhaps the excess energy was just his mind and body adjusting to his powers growing? Apparently there had been a lot of that going on at camp lately. People were evolving, growing. Either way, he needed to do something to wear himself out.
He'd been on his way back from a night jog, clad in a pair of gym shorts and a sweat shirt. He glanced at the demigod exiting Ares' cabin, and nodded his greeting. "Definitely not a night owl. Just went on a run to wear myself out enough to sleep. For some reason I couldn't," he admitted, slowing his pace to meet the other, grinning at the bit of advice. "You're one to talk about early mornings. Not sure how much beauty rest you'll be getting with a hang over," he teased with a wink.
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Shawn has always been a night owl. He's always been reckless and a partyer. Back when he lived with his mother and (fake?) father, Shawn constantly snuck out to go to parties, clubs, street races…Anywhere he could feel his adrenaline spiking? He would go. Which was probably why he enjoyed working as a bartender and stripper as much as he did. There was never a dull night there. The feeling of having the power of teasing and tempting someone with his body…And getting paid for it? There was nothing like it.
Unfortunately, though? That didn't exactly help him in his training. Who would have thought erotic dancing wasn't a transferrable skill? At least Shawn was rather charismatic…When he wasn't pissed off, anyways. Shawn's frustration was almost palpable as he stepped out of his cabin. A drink in his hand as he tried to relax his mind and body enough to hopefully get at least a few hours of sleep before tomorrow. He doubted it would work, but that's what the alcohol was for. To hopefully get him comfortable enough to let sleep take him once he returns from his trip.
Still, with how late it was? He wasn't expecting to see anyone else out. “Couldn't sleep either? Or are you just a night owl?” Shawn asked while his lips curled up into a smirk after taking a quick sip of his drink. “Just remember. We have to be up bright and early. So make sure to get some beauty rest.” He teased as if he wasn't up late in the night himself.
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n all honesty, Bash couldn't have said what leo was doing either, but for the time being he was also riding the vibe. It was a party, Leo was sexy, he was already more than a few drinks in, what could a little hip bump do? Apparently it could do a little more than he thought, because as their hips met, even for a moment, he felt a jolt of something spike inside of him. "Now what the hell did you just do?" he smirked, not necissarily mad at rush. Instead, he glanced over at the cups lined up and ready for them. He wasn't about to leave the guy hanging.
It would be a lie to say he wasn't a little impressed watching the other demigod effortlessly toss the ball from behind his back, like it was nothing. "You weren't kidding," he smirked. When it was his turn, he plucked a ball out of the cup of water, eyeing Leo with a new sense of confidence. His gaxe quickly shifted from his fellow demigod, to the cups on theo hter hend. Everyone was watching him, which oddly gave him a sense of focus. As tipsy as he might have been, he felt more locked in than ever. Taking the ball, he smirked over at Leo, making eye contact, and tossed. He didn't even have look over to know he'd mae his shot as the ball plopped into the cup in the center. "Looks like those nymphs challenged the wrong demigods," he mused, pattind Leo on the chest. Draping an arm around Leo's shoulder, he whispered, "Do we get anything if we win?"
"Oh i can fix that." He spoke as he grabbed the man on the side of the head. Not really sure what he was doing but riding the vibe anyway he let his hips meet the other for a split second. A small flash of power as he took some of the others altered mind set from him. "There that should sober you up just a little." He spoke with a wink as he lead him to the edge of the table. "Am i any good," He scoffed as he looked at him, "I have never lost a game a in my life mostly due to the fact that this is where im most aligned with my domain. The slowly fading embers of a party, A game that is so chaotic you have to chase a ping pong ball and drinking it was made for me." To make his point a little more he grabbed the ball and turned his back so he was facing away from the other team. His eyes taking a bit of the deep purple they did when he used his powers. A wink at Bash then he tosses it over his shoulder it bounces off the table then lands in a cup with out even touch the rim. "See" He tells him as he hands the second ball over "So show them how its done."
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One thing Bash could definitely relate to, was feeling useless when surrounded by the entire camp. "Yeah, I get what you mean. I felt like I was just standing around waiting for people tell me what to do for most of that mission. Stepping on tiles, ducking my head in memory water," he chuckled. Granted, he'd like to think he contributed more than just a few well placed shots. At the end of the day, it more than a little intimidating being surrounded by demigods who actually knew what they were doing. "Whatever you did was pretty bad ass."
He arched a brow as he felt the hand slide down to his waist, but he didn't protest. He allowed the son of Eris to lead him toward the dancing bodies, eyeing him curiously. It was a little bold to assume he'd even wanted to dance. Still, he could appreciate a little boldness. Plus, with the bit he'd had to drink already, Bash would be lying if he said he wasn't in the mood to let a little loose. "As there should be. We basically just single handedly saved true love," he teased. His hips started to say the beat as they approached the dance floor.
"Hey, could always be both. I'd go off on same theoretical tangent but that is not my wheelhouse, man." Instead, David was a man of action, of grins, and absolutely enjoying himself without thinking too deeply on any of the potential consequences of what they'd done. That was a sober David's problem on a good day when the planets were in alignment for that one brief idea to actually pay off.
The finger pressing to his exposed chest earned a grin, along with the praise offered. "What can I say, I do what I can considering I don't do shit outside of a fight." Not technically true, but most of what he did happened in the middle of the fray. His best work was done in the middle of the fray. He didn't move Sebastian's hand away, instead reaching one of his own down to the man's waist and pulling him a little toward the bodies on the dance floor. "Probably gonna be riding the high of it for a few days, way too much energy still buzzing for now."
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Sebastian has never really been a "black tie" type of person. He was born and raised in Miami, and has a very specific aesthetic, and if given the freedom to choose, less is always more. At the actual ceremony, he felt he was conservative enough with the black best and pants. He's never one to demand attention, especially with fashion, but if it's hot, he's not going to put on layers. Then when it comes to the after party, he's going lighter and more casual. His shirt it will as open as socially acceptable. It'll start out with two or three buttons, but by the end of the night, let's face it, the shirt will be either completely unbuttoned or gone entirely.
As if things weren't even more complicated, Bash was called out in the middle of the celebration, and reminded that he was supposed wear a toga. As a guy who didn't know the first thing about how to tie a toga, he let some nymphs direct him, and dress him in something close to it. They did not give him grace. All he had was some string, an admittedly beautiful silk fabrib, and a wish, and he came up with something that left little to the imagination.
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All Bash can do is shake his head, "After they spent the day curled up in bed nursing a trauma hang over," he couldn't help but smirk. He wasn't sure how much of a partying mood he'd have been in right after the ordeal. Once that all passed though, he could imagine how epic would be to celebrate with the rest of the camp. "They got a party, and I got a week of cramming in the library and on the training grounds trying to catch up." Granted he at least got to share some of those early moments with Bear and a few of the other demigods that arrived with him. Among the guys at camp, he supposed the son of Hephaestus was one of the ones he felt closer to. They were learning and experiencing all of this together.
One thing Bash could relate to Bear about was his dedication. "Trust me, I get that," it's what his mother had always told him. He could fall in love and start a family after he'd accomplished what he'd set out to. Did he always listen, however? Not so much. "Though when you've got those blinders on, sometimes you miss what's actually important, you know?" he offered. He could see the benefits of both outlooks. "There was a guy back home, not a husband or anything. Kind of an ex-boyfriend who always popped up. If I hadn't answered the song, things might have been different." He'd been pretty successful since coming to camp at pushing thoughts about Scott to the back of his mind. "But seeing stuff like this, it gives you hope that just because we're in this fight, doing what we're doing, doesn't mean it's not there for us." He offered a shrug and took a sip of his drink, eyes flitting from the happy couple, back to Bear.
they had fought for this, they had earned this, and to say it didn't feel good to see achilles and patrcolus together would be an understatement. bear watches as the couple smiles and laughs, as if they hadn't spent millennia separated with their memories of one another stolen. true love is enduring. they endured enough for all of them. it was heartwarming to watch and witness, more so to be part of their story in such a deep, meaningful way. the myths would never truly know what they did—not until long, long after they're all gone.
he has an ambrosia last beer in his hand, the light amber liquid almost reflecting the color in his eyes. he smiles at bash as he approaches, lifting his mug to him in greeting. "dude, i heard after the first batch of demigods drank the ambrosia, they had a huge party to celebrate them."it isn't lost on him that the tradition seemed to fade out as new demigods came, as more were called. "got pretty fucking wild." he whistles, shaking his head before he nods. "yeah, nice to have been part of something like this. keeps hope alive, you know what i mean?" he takes a slow sip of his beer and then shakes his head no. "nah, man. wasn't really in a relationship finding headspace when i was back home. it was friends with benefits, sometimes a random hook up. i was too focused on work." he wonders how that will change now, when work is being with people he fights with every day, when he sees relationships and feelings burning like something molten in people. "you? were you single or did you leave behind someone? i know some of the guys have husbands back home."
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It was almost as if the quest hadn't happened. All of that fighting, the sacrifices, the mystery solving, it all felt like a distance memory. He felt closer to a lot of the demigods, perhaps we couldn't exactly call many of them friends, but he was starting to get there. They fought bleed, and won together, now they were celebrating. Nothing broke the ice faster than that, at least not as far as Bash saw it. So when the son of Dionysus strode up to him, probably two or three sheets to the wind, the son of Nike just offered an amused grin.
He wasn't sure if he liked the fact that people were addressing him as the child of victory. There was a certain connation that brought along a lot of pressure. Still, he supposed there were things to be known by. "Guilty," he mused as the other clapped a hand around his shoulder. He returned the action in kind, giving the other's shoulder a firm squeeze. "Beer pong?" he glanced over at the table, already set up for them. "Can't say my hand eye coordination will be the best right now," then again beer pong was always easier to play when you were a little tipsy. "But how can I turn down an offer like that. Are you any good?" Why the hell not? Not every day you get to play a drinking game with the son of the man who inspired them.
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The night had shifted and the party was now the after party. The wedding had faded into a small gathering of people that weren't quiet ready to go to their cabins. Leo had taken the spot as chief among them. There was no way he was going to be able to wind down untill the party had fully died down. Chances that the party wouldn't stop till he did was also high. Still he wasn't ready to stop as he moved to the son Nike. "Child of Victory right?" he asked as he placed a hand around his shoulder. it may be there first interaction but Leonardo was greeting him like he was an old friend. "Those river Nymphs bet me that they could beat the pair of us at beer pong." A wild statement considering their domains would mix to be the beast duo out there. "What do you say handsome spend some time with me before you head of to bed Ill make it worth your time."
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David certainly had one thing right, Bash was definitely in his element. Granted, he was also not one for weddings, nor was he all together a party boy. Boy basking in a challenge well won? He was more or less familiar. Granted, this was on another level. He hadn't just swam a few laps in a pool, he'd helped taken down... well, he still wasn't exactly sure what exactly that memory monster was, but they'd snuffed it out. "Something like that," he replied with his own grin, mirroring the son of Eris'. “I think I'm thriving off of the vibe. Not sure if that's a Nike thing or a me thing,” he admitted. He was feeding off of the group as a whole, that feeling of accomplishment they'd all shared together.
"You, on the other hand," he pressed his finger pointedly on the other's exp"sed chest. "Popped the fuck off back there," he smirked. The fact that David was in his 'space' hadn't phased him. "You came in pretty fucking clutch more than once," he hadn't really known or talked to David before the quest, but he'd be lying if he said he hadn't taken notice. "So how are you feeling after all of that?"
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weddings had never really been david's thing. usually too formal, far too romantic, he mostly subscribed to a mindset of fun above anything else. so, the afterparty? much more of the son of eris's speed. a few glasses of ambrosia laced wine, and he was absolutely living up to whatever reputation came with his mother's domain's more... chaotic tendencies.
"so you must be like, thriving right now, right? this is a party celebrating a massive victory as much as it's about the whole love thing. all in your ma's domain." he doesn't even bother leading off with an actual conversation or introduction. they'd quested together, that was good enough for david to come sliding in to sebastian's space, a grin on his face, shirt left open, and flashing an easy grin.
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where: wedding celebration who: @mechabeaar Bash was never really a 'wedding' person. He didn't mind them, but spending a night sitting around cheering on someone else's love story wasn't something he necessarily looked forward to. This, however, this was different. It felt different. He had fought for this love, risked his own life, his memories, for this, for them. Watching the pair come together like they had, seeing the love each of them had in their heart for one another and knowing he had helped bring them together, he almost felt part of it. So, after the ceremony ended and the festivities began, he was more than happy to partake.
Clad an open light cotton shirt only half buttoned, and a pair of tanned linen pants, he pluck a drink from a tray a passing satyr had been carrying and scanned the scene. It hadn't taken him long to spot a familiar face by the clearing. He'd made sure to make eye contact with Bear first, making sure he wasn't interrupting the son of Hephaestus before approaching. "If only we partied like this after every mission," he teased, taking a sip of his drink, light and refreshing. His eyes gaze shifted over toward the newlyweds. "After all of that mess, it's nice to see that love wins in the end, yeah?" It made him think of his own situation back at home, or former situation. Would he have gone through all of this for Scott? "Did you ever have anything like that before coming here? Anyone special back home?" He asked with genuine curiosity.
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As they group stood by, Bash felt a peng of anxiety in his gut. This was his first time truly getting involved in camp community. Sure he'd done chores, trained with some, socialized, but this was where it mattered. People were relying on him, Achilles was relying on him, Patroclus was relying on him. He didn't want to let them or the camp down. The ask wasn't a difficult one. All he had to do was offer up a memory, the one memory that represented victory. Certainly not as deep as the one Lethe had given up, certainly not as intimate.
The memory wasn't a difficult one to recall. The ice cold torrent of water hit him like a wave as he plunged into the pool. At one point that jolt to his senses might have been jarring, might have throne him off. Now, it felt as natural as cool breeze. It was even more than a cool breeze, because that spike of cold wetness was what invigorated him, shocked him alive. His body was an arrow dynamic missile as he glided in the water. Shoulders, hips thighs, feet rolled to propel him through the water. Breath held, entire form outstretched as he moved. At that moment, everything was still, everything was quiet.
A burst of indiscriminate noise bombarded his senses as his head breached the surface of the water, half of his torso exposed as propelled himself up, arms swinging around his sides, before plunging back down into the pool. The 100 meter butterfly had always been his best event. Four years ago he'd gotten a bronze in it, losing to the best of the best. Now? Now he was determined to be that, to show not only the country, but the world what he was made of, what he'd worked so hard to accomplish.
Even now, he could feel the difference this time around. Where as last year, he felt like he was fighting the waves, his body, his mind, this time around it all felt connected. It was as if the water itself was propelling him forward, his body and mind worked together with each other, with the universe, to push him forward. Out of the corner of his eye he could see Scott in the at his side, keeping time with him stroke by stroke, splash by splash. Good. Nothing spurred Bash on more than competition, someone to beat.
As he hit the halfway point, he pushed himself off of the wall just a millisecond after Scott, he was pulling away. Flashes of the past year when he'd let this same moment pass him by, and let defeat weigh him down and slow him up. This time he felt that fire in his belly. once again as he pushed himself off that wall, his body rolled under the surface of the water. This time as he emerged, he pushed himself even harder. His limbs weren't burning, they weren't struggling, they felt invigorated. He pushed himself harder than he ever had, but it felt more like he was being pushed, forward by something else. He could have sworn for a moment he was flying as he sailed across the pool. Out of the corner of his eye, Scott's form gradually drifted away, further and further back. His eyes remained pin pointed ahead of him, seeing the wall etch closer and closer until...
It was all a blur at first. Hands hitting the wall of the pool, looking up to a stadium full of people cheering. Eyes set on the timing board to see his name, his lane, as number one. He'd won. It was surreal at first. He simply stared off in a blank stupor as it hit him. He'd won the event, an Olympic event. Sebastian Novak was not only an Olympic medalist, but an Olympic gold medalist. The one thing he'd worked his entire life for, he'd sacrificed so much for, fought for with his entire being, had finally been his.
His memory ended wit him standing on that podium, in front of the world, in front of his mother, with a gold medal around his neck. In that moment, he knew that he was capable of anything.
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He nodded in agreement, eyes cast down as he nonchalantly watched the kick forward, the move in whatever direction certainly had Bash's attention. "That's what I'm saying. Especially for me. Son of Nike, I'm supposed to be the poster boy of... you know, just doing it," he quipped, glancing up to give Luka a cheeky smile. He'd always been more of a speedo and tyr guy himself, but now he supposed he had stock in a certain brand. Or not? He had to wonder how much his mother gained from that particular label, if anything. "I can't embarass myself my first time out. I refuse."
He frowned a moment at the question. As vague as it might have been, he knew what Luka meant. "Like... an adrenaline rush," was the first thing he could really say. "I don't know if you've ever felt it, but for me, when i'm in a race, or in a match and everything's coming together, and I get this jolt in my chest that I've got this, nothing can stop me..." he rubbed the back of his neck, not sure how much sense he was making, "Then usually I start to glow and... things just happen." Truth be told he was more interested on Luka's situation. A grin tugged at the corner of his lips. "So... you don't use your powers for a few days and what? Flowers just star to grow around you? You've got to pollinate daily or things just... sprout out themselves?" he chuckled.
"yeah sure," kicking a foot forward, not thinking much of it. hoping he didn't have to pretend to have some kind of route or rhythm to it now that he had someone watching. "training's gonna be big, though," he offered. "gonna get out there and not front from the back, gonna be hard when the shit starts."
both times luka's arrived, was when said shit had already started. not as much talking, much more fighting. and exploding. but that was a one-off...so far.
"so? what's your stuff feel like?" said as he's got a hand out, letting leaves reach for his touch. "mine's kinda, overflowing. if I don't use it, then it starts kinda seeping outta me, and I leave weird flowers everywhere."
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Yeah, it was becomingly increasingly obvious that not everyone at camp were going to be welcoming him with open arms. Not that Sebastian really assumed they would. Truth be told he didn't know what to expect walking into a place like this. He supposed walking up to a guy with a body of a spartan, taking a drag off of a cigarette wasn't too much of a stretch. Could demigods even get lung cancer? "I guess not," he replied, trying to ease whatever tension had this guy worked up. "Of course you can. I was just wondering why you were doing it in the middle of nowhere. At least that's assuming where this is," he said with a shrug.
The question about his parentage was a bit out of the blue, "Nike, apparently," he answered honestly. "You?" Surely it had to be someone like Ares ore Hades.
gods, he's really not in the mood for whatever this is. duke just wanted to smoke in peace, let off some steam. it seems the fates have other things in mind. great.
he rolls his eyes, waving off the guy's comment. anyone who's younger than duke gets called kid. he isn't sure where he picked that up, probably from all the coaches, managers, and other figures of authority who spoke that way to him. he frowns, flicking some ash down on the ground.
“do i look lost to you?” he asks, eyeing him up and down, before taking a drag of the cigarette and blowing out a ring of smoke. “and i don't have to smoke in secret, i do whatever the fuck i want.”
he sighs, flicking more ash away, “who's your parent? godly, i mean.”
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A smirk of agreement spread across Bash's lips, and he nodded. "You don't have to worry about that. My goal is to blend in as seamlessly as possible," he assured the other demigod as they walked. Granted, blending in was never really his strong suit, but until he got his barins, the last thing he wanted was to make waves.
"So you're saying the first thing I need to do is get into the group chat," he nodded. It seemed so obvious enough, of course the demigods would have one. "But yeah, I only got lucky because I ran into you. If I didn't, know knows if I'd ever make it to camp," he admitted with a half shrug.
Brows raised at the mention of a titan. "A... a titan?" he repeated, fighting the urge to let his mouth gape open. "Did you have to fight it?" Goblins, Bash was pretty sure he could take, but a full on titan? He'd figured that was bit above their paygrade.
At that Samson laughed outright, “Maybe don't tell them that.” Nymphs and any manner of divinity wouldn't be too pleased to hear as much, but it still got a laugh out of him.
“Well… it got dark, after my phone died was when I think the group chat decided to dispatch someone for me.” Still grateful to Briar, “So, in terms of who made the biggest fool out of themselves by getting lost in the woods on day one…” he smiled, bright and warm, “think I've got you beat, friend.”
“Yes.” Samson mused, playfully. “So far I've seen goblins… um, a titan.” It was a large leap, but they'd faced her alongside Orion, then
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He had to admit, the guy was confident. Bash just smirked at what he'd decide to take as a compliment, "I'll keep that in mind. So happy to hear I can add 'damsel in distress' to my skillset," he chuckled. While relying on the kindness of others was definitely not in his comfort zone, he did appreciate the help, even if he was getting teased for it. "Yeah, i think that's more of a second day kind of activity. At least let me put my bags down first," he smirked, gripping at his bag a bit tighter as he walked.
Of course Bash's gaze drifted down to the other's ass at the mention of it, giving it a silent and subtle appraisal. While part of him bristled at feeding the guy's ego, but Bash had to admit there were worse views he could have had to endure. "It definitely beats having to follow a satyr around," he shot back in amusement, singing his bag up to bump the other's ass playfully. "Can't say I'm used to being an only child," though it made sense he would be only. Apparently Nike was one of the newer gods to send their children there. "That means I get my own place then, right?"
"A future lawyer, huh? Impressive. Not just a cute face." He head tilted in mild confusion. "A break? So this is like as summer job for you?" he frowned. They way Hermes explained it, this was an actual lifestyle commitment. People were free to leave, but it sounded like they weren't expected to, at least that was the vibe Bash got.
"well it looks good on you so you should add it to the rotation." he told him a small smile and a pat on his shoulder as he moved past him. There was a laugh at the thought of what exactly this man had seen the satyrs doing on his first day, but Skylar knew the camp enough to know it was probably fucking. "You could have stopped them trust me they have no problem with getting back to work but they would have asked you to join and that is a lot on your first day."
A brow raised at the comment but he was getting a compliment out of so it wasn't meet with any further sass. "That is true i do get jealous that other people get to meet me and i don't. and you get too look at my ass as i lead you home so you really are winning after all." A nod to his head for a face he didn't really think of. At least the other was witty so the conversation wouldn't be boring. "you are of the few one of ones here."
That's why he wasn't shocked by the speedo. A small hum as he took in the information given. "New York, pre law at Columbia still am thank god for summer break,' His tone a little drawn out as he lead the other down the path. "That sucks but at least you get a little break."
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