<strong>Chloe Stanger, trying to figure out which way is up and where the hell everyone went while she was picking her books up</strong><br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=105116.msg4586055#msg4586055">Quote from: Michi No Sora on 03-05-2011, 03:41:44</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote"><div align="center"><em>Abigale Norwick with Chloe Stanger</em></div><br/>Abby listened as she explained what had happened. Not too uncommon. Hydras were a little rare these days, but not unheard of. This girl had been very lucky to escape. Not many got to meet a hydra and live to tell about it, "Well, you're very lucky. A hydra is nothing to just brush off. I'm guessing it only had a few heads. The more heads, the harder it is to avoid being ripped to shreds. You had a good satyr," Abigale had met very few satyr that weren't good at what they do.<br/><br/>The daughter of Hermes watched as Chloe's bag was emptied. This girl was either very lucky or very unlucky, Abigale hadn't decided which yet, "No, you're not a god, but one of your parents is. I'm not sure which," being clumsy could easily come from a mortal parent. Not many Gods she knew of were all that clumsy. Even her own father was highly detail oriented when it came to certain things. And physical appearances were hard to judge. While almost every pointed nose kid in the camp was a child of Hermes, that didn't mean all of them were. And there were several with blond and brunette hair. Not to mention those like herself that dyed, pierced, and tattooed, "We won't really know till you get claimed. That could take days, weeks, months, even years...sometimes never. Some of the Gods are better at doing that than others," leaning down, she helped Chloe start picking her things up, "As a child of a god, that means you're a demi-god. A hero. Ever hear of Heracles? He was a demi-god. So was George Washington."<br/><br/>"Do you have a mom or a dad?" some at least had their mortal parent. Though some had no parents and some had two parents and were just unaware that one of them was a step-parent.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Chloe sighed. "Yeah, well, I didn't actually see it. All I saw was this cloud of smoke and flames suddenly leaping out of the fume cupboard where I was trying to nitrate phenol. Seriously, I don't know why they even let me take chemistry... "<br/><br/>She stuffed the books back into her bag and managed to get in on her shoulder without anything else going wrong. "Well, my dad is pretty godlike..." She grinned. "He did a bang-up job of raising me single handed after my mum showed up, presented him with a baby and buggered.... off...? Ooookay. Now you're gonna tell me that my mum was a goddess, right? Is that what they normally do?" She shook her head.<br/><br/>Chloe was not especially religious, but her dad had raised her to know right from wrong and have a good sense of ethics and a high moral standard. "Seems a pretty nasty thing to do to someone, if you ask me..." She looked around. "Say, where's everyone going? And do I smell food?" she grinned and followed Abby.