<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/3a/Dimitri.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Dimitri Demopoulos. (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=207204.msg10172046#msg10172046)<br/><strong>Cabin:</strong>#1, Zeus.<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Nearby Motel -> Camp Half-Blood.<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 21st; 8:00 am<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Justine (Briefly), Vera, Dorian, Open.<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Wearing: This. (http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/236x/63/29/6d/63296d2fc1e381cede769731ce24a1e4.jpg)<br/><hr/><hr/><br/>These two guys were assholes. That was the very basic description of what was going on here. Firstly, whatever their problem was, they needed to understand that their heritage did not offer them a 'get-away-free' card to do whatever they wanted with someone they didn't know. That very abuse of power was what got people to stop believing in their fathers in the first place, and such ignorance was honestly something to be detested. Not that Dimitri was thinking this clearly at the moment, as his hot-headed self was far too busy thinking of the ridiculously hurtful things he could do to those two if he wanted. Ignorance is not always bliss, and the fact that these two had no idea they were doing this in front of the Sons of Zeus was stupid.<br/><br/>He exchanged glanced between his brother again, as if to say 'A Bolt up the ass? Or a good old fashioned kick?' though, he never really got an answer, as Ve seemed to suddenly take things over. The conversation did give him some insight, though. He didn't have a clear view of how it was for the unclaimed quite yet, or how claimed children would react to them. So this was...interesting. It seemed that some harbored rather nasty feelings towards the new comers, possibly because they get more attention or take up more space. Perhaps they don't even believe them to be actual Demi-Gods until they are claimed. Either way, he knew that as soon as those two dumb-asses properly learned the lineage of Dorian and Dimitri, they'd be shitting bricks.<br/><br/>Then, it happened. After a little back and forth, suddenly one of men's pants was on the ground and tighty whities were revealed for all to see. Dimitri couldn't maintain himself, and burst into laughter at the man whom immediately tried to recover and pull up his pants. "Your name stitched on the back of those?" He grinned, taunting the man further as Ve placed her back against the brothers and the two men took off in embarrassment. He looked to his brother again just then, and the cheeky grin was all Dorian needed to see to understand what his brother was up to. A small spark suddenly lit in Dimitri's palm, before his shoulder tilted and his arm swung back. He threw something, so quickly the eye could barely catch it, like one throwing a baseball. A second later, the guard screamed in shock and jumped off the ground. Putting one and two together, one would figure that Dimitri had hurled a little bit of lightning up the guy's ass. Actually. His grin was from ear to ear at this point, and finally he turned to Vera.<br/><br/>She mentioned how big they were, and his grin remained. "Ah...it's a hereditary thing, I suppose. I'm sure you had it under control, but we're all new here. Figured I'd get to know my future competition." He winked playfully, always the charmer, before she introduced herself and he followed. "Well it was certainly an entertaining introduction...I am Dimitri, this is my half-brother Dorian. We're the big guy's kids." He nodded, glancing between Dorian and Vera. "And before you ask, yeah. -That- Big guy." He shrugged his shoulder lightly, knowing the news was a bit of a shock to others who didn't even know sons of Zeus exsited. Still, his attention was caught yet again by another arrival. He tilted his head to look at the blonde, and his smirk widened.<br/><br/>"I told you this place would be fun." And that, was of corse, to Dorian. Full of hidden intent and meaning.