<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/51/Kat.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Katrina Woodely - Kat (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=207204.msg10171332#msg10171332)<br/><strong>Cabin:</strong>Athena<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Camp Half-Blood; inside her cabin<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 21st; 7:30 a.m.<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>None, open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Basic camp t-shirt and blue shorts<br/><br/>Less than a week ago, Percy Jackson had disappeared.<br/><br/>It was nothing strange at first, for the demigod. Kat recalled upon previous years at the camp, when he would disappear randomly to go on a quest. Sure, nine times out of ten someone knew where he was, but maybe he left on some secret hero business. Much to her joy, it seems Annabeth had been left behind. Even his girlfriend didn't know where he was.<br/><br/>Things got serious after a few days. No word from Percy, no sight of him at all. Any Iris-messages fell through if they were aimed towards him. No note was left in his cabin; Tyson didn't know where he was, Grover had no idea. Hell, even his parents didn't know. Annabeth had called Sally Jackson on the emergency phone in the Big House and she had no clue.<br/><br/>Yesterday, they'd gotten a hold of Poseidon, who came to the camp himself. He explained to Chiron that he had no idea where his son was and even checked the half-rebuilt cabin, weaving his way through gaping and bowing demigods. There was no sight of a departure, they were told. It was as if his son had poofed out of existence.<br/><br/>Annabeth had retreated to their cabin after Poseidon left, solemnly going to her desk to think. And while Kat felt bad for her half-sister, a part of her felt happy that Percy hadn't taken her on his quest.<em>It's about time someone around here gets a chance,</em>she thought and crossed her fingers, hoping the next one to go on a quest was her.<br/><br/>~<br/><br/>"Rise and shine," came Annabeth's flat voice.<br/><br/>Kat opened her eyes to see the head counselor opening window curtains and shaking her siblings awake. The bell had just rung and from her bed, she could see people leaving their cabins to go eat breakfast.<br/><br/>Yawning, her cabin mates slowly started to rise from their bunkers. Avoiding the tables and stacks of paper and whatnot, they made their way to the bathrooms located in the back of the cabin. Some got into showers, some used the restroom and got dressed and some simply went to eat in their pajamas.<br/><br/>Lying back in her bunk, Kat waited for a free shower. Her eyes drifted over to Annabeth, who was throwing on her camp clothing and shoving her hair into a messy ponytail. Even with the bags under her eyes and her blank gaze, she was still gorgeous. Kat felt a twinge of jealously and redirected her gaze to the window, watching as more people raced to the Pavilion.<br/><br/>"You'll make sure everyone gets to the Pavilion?" Annabeth asked, once more capturing her attention. She stood by the door, ready to leave.<br/><br/>As second in command, Kat nodded and Annabeth left. With a sigh, she kicked the sheets off and climbed out of her bunk, then made another trip around the cabin, this time roughly waking the demigods awake. "Get up, as you were told," she grumbled, annoyed that they hadn't in the first place.<br/><br/>A good twenty minutes was spent shooing demigods in and out of their timed showers and to the door before they all were, finally, gone. With a relieved sigh, Kat stripped her pajamas off and made her way into the shower, quickly bathing.<br/><br/>Once she was done, she got out and slid on a clean orange Camp Half-Blood t-shirt and a pair of blue shorts. Once her black sandals were on, she slid on a pair of dark sunglasses and left the cabin, making her way towards the Pavilion.