<div align="center"><em>Sarah</em></div><hr/><br/>Sarah seemed unimpressed with his response. It was hard for her to deal with people that knew little to nothing about this world. Part of her knew it was wrong to expect every demigod to know about monsters and their godly parents. But the larger part of her mind told her that they should make more of an effort to not appear foolish. At least Ryu seemed not to be panicking about the situation, "You'd be surprised. Some monsters and beasts live right out in the open. Ever wonder why chain restaurants pop up so fast? Almost like magic? Most of them are run by monsters. Monster Doughnut (http://camphalfblood.wikia.com/wiki/Monster_Doughnut) is really good if you can avoid the hydra...mortals don't usually see that stuff though."<br/><br/>Sighing, Sarah leaned against the table, brushing a little bit of dried mud that had managed to avoid being cleaned off from her quick wash in the fountain, "The gods rarely give a reason for quests or even help out with them. Though from the sounds of it, the gods aren't aware of the situation yet. Just some monster managing to wiggle it's way into the camp. We'll find it, kill it, and likely get no recognition for it. That's how it goes. I've done a lot of stuff for my dad, but very little of it does he actually acknowledged that I just risked my life to do. I guess it's good I'm willing to die in battle. If I wasn't, I'd turn this quest down," Sarah's eventual goal in life was to die fighting. She wasn't about to die peacefully in her sleep at an old age. How pathetic would that be?<br/><br/>"What's that thing?" she pointed at his PC tablet. It appeared to have a map on the screen, "Some kind of computer?" Sarah had never used a computer before.