<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>Apollo Cabin<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 25th, 7:30am<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Elias; Open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Wearing camp t-shirt (sleeves rolled up, knotted in back) bikini top, cutoff shorts, and low top Converse<hr/>In the face of his yawn, Lux barely restrained a smile. "It's not a big deal. As far as I can tell you're where you're supposed to be and that's all that matters." She shrugged a slim shoulder as she regarded him. There was a part of her that recognized him as kin... or at least the rightness of his placement here, so she didn't bother with the usual questions concerning parentage. These days some kids were claimed almost as soon as they set foot in camp and others still knew full well who their godly parent was before they even made it this far. She hadn't been so lucky, but it was quite clear now.<br/><br/>She watched curiously as he bent to retrieve something that had fallen and the appearance of the lyre did draw her smile out. "Oh, you play?" Many of their siblings were quite gifted in various ways but... the lyre was rare. She'd noted the way he plucked the strings, thinking there was plenty of beauty to be found in even those few notes but for the last. That one struck her ear wrong not because it was anything less than the others but perhaps because it was more?<br/><br/>Prophecy was not a gift Lux could lay claim to. She faced the plaguing dreams many demigods did but above and beyond that discerning truth from lie was about as close as she got to any sort of foretelling. She could however see the fear in her new sibling's gaze as he spoke of something she suspected she truly could not hear. Her brows drew together and without thought she reached up to run one finger over his forehead, right where his third eye would be. Should he not dodge her light infused her touch, it would drag with it a glow that lingered for a moment. A blessing, from her to him, as well as perhaps a jolt of something to help clear the fog of exhaustion temporarily, though admittedly it wasn't much.<br/><br/>"You will find others here who know of such things," she said calmly though the part of her that seemed to step up when she saw someone in need was sorely tempted to push him back into bed. She could have him back out and in sleep's tender care quite quickly and truth be told he certainly looked as though he needed it. The only reason she did not was because she did not know precisely how his gift worked and whether or not her interference would trigger an episode or only delay it. "You needn't fear. We are your family and we will look after you. Let's start at the beginning though... I'm Lux and you are?"