<br/><hr/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: monotype corsiva;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><em>Libby Surprised by Zac as she headed off to the Training Field</em></span></span></div><hr/><hr/><br/><br/>Libby continued out of the pavilion soon after Zac. She had stood there for a long moment replaying what he said in her head. He thanked her for just being a friend. She couldn't help but smile at that but also feel sorry that it seemed no one really ever does that for him. The dark haired female had not been able to say much of anything after that. She wondered just what he wanted to say. It was there on the tip of his tongue, ready for her to hear but he never said it. She sighed a little and pushed her fingers back through her long locks. She untied it from its binding and pushed it back again retying it up in a thick long ponytail. Finally moving off away from the Pavilion she headed toward the training grounds. She'd make note to go find Zac later. Something was troubling him and maybe if she got him alone, he'd speak more openly.<br/><br/>Stepping off she heads straight off to that familiar area where she could already hear sounds of swords clanging and shields bashing. The simple sounds were enough to get her blood pumping and her adrenaline running. She grinned wide and nearly broke into a run. She noted Terry heading toward Zac's cabin and thought maybe the two were planning another outing or even a sparring match. She could do no more than hope they would invite her because she wasn't too sure she would be invited along again if she stuck her nose in once more. He seemed to be in a big hurry though and it only confirmed that she'd want to talk to Zac again soon.<br/><br/>With a nagging in the back of her head she watched and listened to the campers whispering about bodies and the sound being blocked and other rumors that flooded any ears that would listen and repeat. She stopped one child of Cabin 11 and rose a brow.<br/><br/><strong>"You should watch what rumors you spread. Its unbecoming and causes unnecessary worry and strife. If there truly was anything to worry over Mister D and/or Chiron would alert us. Do not continue talking to others about things you have no factual knowledge of. If you hear anyone, tell them the same. If they have an issue with it they can bring it to me at the training grounds. Understood? Good."</strong><br/><br/>She stood her ground firmly with one hand on the hilt of her blade. Libby meant business and she hoped that each one of them understood that. She'd take them all on, at the grounds if they so wished. However, her point was made no matter if it was taken well or not. Not really waiting for the stammering boy to reply she started off again on her original path. It took some willpower not to stare back toward the direction Terry was jogging. The daughter of Athena didn't want any others suspicious so she just moved on.<br/><br/>Upon reaching her destination she watched a few of the campers who were sparring and crossed her arms gauging how each of them reacted to the other. Watching their technique, their eye contact, and just how focused they were or unfocused in some cases. She would wait her turn and then approach one of them offering to take the place of the loser.<br/><br/><br/><br/>