Adrien was grateful that his car didn't fall apart on the drive to wherever this place of Mack's was. It had been rattling and making some rough noises since he started it and he had preyed to which ever deity would listen that it wouldn't suddenly leave him in the middle of the road while his tires rolled on ahead. The drive had given him the chance to think some more, whether or not that was a good thing was yet undecided. It would most certainly help if they all got to know one another a little better, at least power wise so that if, and hopefully it would not happen anytime soon, they had to go into battle, they would be able to have some sort of strategy to go off of.<br/><br/>Following the others inside, he wasn't sure what he had been expecting, but this was definitely something. Had he been expecting a little more glitz? Glamour? From what he had seen of this guy so far, probably. Adrien crinkled his nose slightly at the bar, he had never been one for drinking. He had read too many reports and articles on what the stuff did to you, as well as having been around enough beyond drunk guys in the hospital to last him a lifetime of drinking on their breath alone. Mack wouldn't have to worry, he was not touching the stuff.<br/><br/>Adrien stopped himself from rolling his eyes at the man when he spoke of his greatness, settling for a small grin and shake of his head. At least his servant was making some sort of sense. This all sounded like something straight out of a fantasy novel. Gods and titans, being created for the very purpose of defeating these enemies of their supposed parents.<br/><br/>The student's worries that he would have to give up on his studies returned. He had worked hard to get where he was and now he had to just give it all up! So not cool. Crossing his arms, he wondered what his room mate would think when he just suddenly dropped out. Heck, if anything Troy was the one most likely to drop out of the two. Adrien thought of all the money he owed and almost groaned. He didn't think being a demigod paid very well.<br/><br/>He was glad that Riu pulled him from his own thoughts, not wanting to continue down that route of gloom and despair. Her ideas were better than anything he had, which was a whole lot of nothing, but one thing did come to mind as Riu finished her little speech.<br/><br/>"Great ideas and all, but, uh...shouldn't we maybe try to figure out what it is we can do first? I mean, no sense in going out into the field unprepared, right?" He didn't say it but Adrien was curious as to what everyone's 'powers' were. They had gotten a taste for what some of them could do, but it had seemed just as surprising for them. Why hadn't Hermes filled them in a little more? The gods wanted them to save the world but were leaving them a little blind in how exactly they wanted that done.<br/><br/>He thought about his own powers, back to when he had had to fight that monster lady thing.<br/><br/>"Second, does anyone actually know how to 'activate' these powers?" Adrien asked, looking down at his own hands before turning his attention back to the group.