<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/91/Lux.jpeg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lux Delos (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=207204.msg10217464#msg10217464)<br/><strong>Cabin:</strong>Apollo<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Outside, heading to the Infirmary<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 21st, sometime after 8am<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Robin, Lorelei, Justine & Marcus indirectly; Open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Wearing blue swimsuit (http://xaxor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/lina-posada-sexy-pics-irgus-swimwear-part5-19.jpg) and cutoff shorts, camp t-shirt hanging from back pocket<hr/>Lux was a little shocked by Robin's question. Not in a bad way but more because she couldn't recall a single person ever asking to see how she worked. She wasn't sure there was really anything to show him beyond the basics but she didn't mind an audience. If anything it might show him an alternate side to the gifts of Apollo. Something beyond letting loose an arrow--which she did not doubt he could do with great skill--or... writing bad poetry.<br/><br/>"I don't mind at all, Robin," she spared him a smile as they went, "And yes, unfortunately I meant what I said about sparing a moment. The gods have been much better as of late thanks to Percy Jackson, however, they are still the same gods they have always been and claiming their mortal children has not always been a high priority." She looked almost apologetic as her shoulder hitched in a shrug. Her own claiming had come before the new system and even then she'd not known precisely why it had come for her. "They see what they need to though," that she believed, "so likely it will be only a short while before you are moved into the proper cabin."<br/><br/>Lux smiled again as though the thought of having a new brother pleased her despite the many children of Apollo that already roamed camp. Given her childhood, it was very likely she honestly was just that pleased though she did have a tendency to keep herself somewhat removed from others. Her past made sure of that. Still, as with every new arrival, Lux held out hope somewhere that maybe this time could be different. And how lucky it was he was coming at a time when the cabins would be rebuilt. She was thankful that soon the children of Hephaestus would be coming along to help them with the task. It was nowhere near as crowded as Hermes' cabin had been once upon a time but it could definitely use some upgrades. A sundeck would be nice for starters.<br/><br/>Her smile folded away as they finally reached the Infirmary, her brightness dimming to match the soberness of the task she'd come to do. Head held high as always, she spared a nod here and there for the few she passed and reached out to open the door, holding it for Robin to step in behind her as well.<br/><br/>"Should you ever find yourself wounded at camp, whether it be from fending off an attack while on patrol or due to some over eager child of Ares in Capture the Flag, here is where you'll be taken for proper treatment. Most times it will be a child of Apollo that attends to you but occasionally there are others." Lux kept her voice low. Though not exactly a whisper there was a soothing element to her tone now that would help keep her from rousing anyone unintentionally. Looking around she spotted the occupied bed and the daughter of Demeter near to it. The other girl looked to be asleep, as did the wounded demigod--though fitfully--so she turned instead to her sister. "I was told there was some trouble this morning, Lorelei. A demigod was carried through the gates unconscious?"