<strong>Location:</strong>Nurse's Office<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Luke<br/><br/>"After you've stopped being a Hero and advance even further, Fate becomes even more cemented.  People joke about how it's astonishing that characters like Zeus don't change after millennia, but they<em>can't</em>.  Their stories are cemented into our culture."  She knew that he understood better than most, and figured that the last bit would just be beneficial for him to know, likely to pass on to others.<br/><br/>"Problems here on the island are far less common," she explained.  "They do happen, but with so many of us ready to handle them, we can keep the students safe.  I expect that the needs of your destiny will take you off of the island where things are far less certain.  How often you choose to go out and explore is up to you, of course.  I don't know how beset Honolulu is with issues - being a doctor for the entire university is every bit the full-time job one would expect it to be, so I rarely leave - but it would not surprise me."<br/><br/>With a gentle smile, she explained, "As more and more word spreads of your prowess, you can expect to find people looking for you and the rest of your Band, requesting aid.  The only necessity of helping them rests on your conscience, but, in my experience, those seeking payment will find it in unusual ways even when the person asking has nothing to give.  Fate has a much kinder and just concept of rewarding Scions than the populace often has in the means to pay them."  Her smile warming a bit, she added, "You'll probably find yourself a water-attuned object much more quickly than you might expect."<br/><br/>Which reminded her to give a warning, "If I were Pangxie Daolong, though, I'd hold onto the knowledge of your living on an island with only a ferry on and off, and consider it the best place for an ambush.  Kyle is a good man, but he'll need to focus on the boat and the students if a problem should arise."