Eurydiss glanced past the girl at the luggage she had left in the road. "Don't think so," he said. "You just want us to carry your bags for you." Charon blinked, "She does? Well then why do we not help her?" "She brought all this stuff, so she should have to carry it," said Eury, his "back off" aura clearly showing. "Well we do not have anything to carry but this lamp," said Charon. Who then tore off an excess part of his shoelace and used it to tie the lamp to the belt loop of his jeans by it's handle. He held his hands up. "There, she has two big bags and now both of my hands are free. I am sorry, I would carry your... the smaller ones two, but I do not have enough hands." Eurydiss sighed. He should have told Charon what a backpack and purse were before they came here. Oh well. "I'm not carrying anything," said Eury. "But you can actually carry three things if you put the back pack on normally. I'll help you with it." He said before Charon could ask any stupid questions. The three went over the the girl's bags. Eurydiss seemed really annoyed about it, but he helped Charon put on the back pack. Charon obeyed the subtle message from earlier and didn't make any excited reactions to the strange new object. Charon then swung both of the huge duffel bags over his shoulders with ease. "Shall we go then?" He asked, his breathing not even strained. Eury looked to the girl. "You're carrying the purse on your own. Be glad Charon's such a push over or you wouldn't even have gotten this much." The two started walking again just in front of her. "By the way," said the boy carrying her bags. "I am Charon, and this is my cousin Eurydiss. We are late though. According to another student we met on the beach, class has ended for the day. I suppose we will have to pick up our assignment before tomorrow's class." Charon smiled warmly at her, not showing any strain from carrying the heavy bags. "It is nice to meet you."