<hr/><div align="center"><em> Libby at dinner </em></div><hr/><br/><strong>"Aeolus? Interesting. I don't know of any others in the camp thus far, who would be your siblings. You seem to be a one of a kind indeed."</strong><br/><br/>She smiled and glanced around noting him motioning toward an empty table and shook her head. No one could blame him. It wasn't exactly explained to the newcomers how it worked. Glancing toward the table he'd be sitting it she motioned in that direction.<br/><br/><strong>"Sorry, but here in the Pavilion we sit with our siblings. In your case, I think you will sit with some others as well. Right over there. But I am unfortunately doomed to sit alone, as I have in the past. I did have a brother with me once, but I had to go away for a short time and, well it appears he has done something of the same now. Maybe I will see you around."</strong><br/><br/>She then departed from his side, after motioning toward his table, and moved over to settle into her chair at Athena's table. Libby never did tell him who her parent was. Maybe he would catch on with the decor around her table. If he didn't then perhaps he wasn't ideal for intellectual conversation. Picking up her glass she took a sip of the fresh water and settled in to watch the others become seated. It wouldn't be too long that hte nymphs would serve and then she would know for sure if any other child of Athena made itself known to the world this year.