<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/a/a8/Avery1.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Avery (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=207204.msg10203807#msg10203807)<br/><strong>Cabin:</strong>Unclaimed Resident of Hermes Cabin<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Pavilion, Hermes Table<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 21, 8 am-ish<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Evangeline Carmichael, Vera Maxwell<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Camp Half-Blood Shirt with black jeans and boots<hr/><br/>Avery was very grateful for Henry's decision to peek his shy head out of his shell because he appeared to put the new campers at ease more than she ever could. No jealousy arose within her mind at his innate ability since all that mattered to her was that it was accomplished. This little interaction between them all in its own way reminded her of how the camp functioned and stayed whole. Every demi-god, regardless of their parentage, contributed something special to Camp Half-Blood. Some contributions were larger than others but as a child of Hephaestus would say even the smaller pieces were vital to ensuring a machine worked to the best of its ability.<br/><br/>Henry looked a bit down when Evie mentioned not seeing the legendary beast but then perked up within a blink of an eye upon being provided with a small description. His eyes only grew wider when Vee added her own bits about what she actually heard from the creature. "Did it roar? Oh, can we please go take a look at where it was? I promise not to ask for anything else this week."<br/><br/>Avery ignored Henry for the time being because Vee's comment captured her attention. "It broke a motorcycle? Did you see who was riding it?" The only reason why worry did not bleed through her countenance was because she was certain the camp directors would have let them now by now if a fellow camper had been killed by one of the beast which hunted them beyond the camp's protection.<br/><br/>Upon being asked, the unclaimed child tried to think of the best way to explain how demi-gods were divided within the camp without making herself feel bad in the process. "Being claimed just means that your godly parent has acknowledged that you are their child. It usually happens after you display some type of amazing feat or talent. Being unclaimed, well, it just...it means they do not accept you as one of your own. I'm not sure why the Gods decide that not doing something that simple is preferable but trying to understand their motives will land you with a massive headache. Believe me, it's happened on more than one occasion to a few people. Does that explain it better?"<br/><br/>Avery smiled faintly at the mention of Vincent since it was just like him to be at the scene of the crime and greeting newer campers. He was a model of what others should aspire to be. "To be honest," she said with a slight curiosity evident in her voice, "I wouldn't mind seeing it put together again. I've never seen a motorcycle before. At least, not in person."