Abigale wasn't sure how to explain Zack. They were cousins in some way, but he was also the son of one of the Big Three. Not just any of the three, but The One. Zeus, king of a Gods. Lord of the sky. That wasn't an easy thing to explain to someone that was just thrown into all this. So she didn't mention it and instead helped to lead him away from the subject as he helped himself to the food, "It's just a tradition," she'd explain the idea of the Gods liking the smell of the burning food later, "Kind of a tribute," she grabbed an apple from the table and tossed it in, giving a small prayer to her father to protect the camp this year, "You'll get used to stuff like that..."<br/><br/>"Me? Oh..." Abby wasn't sure if she wanted to answer, "Not so different from everyone else, I suppose. My mom and dad met a long time ago. She got pregnant, he didn't stick around. The school told my mom that I wasn't trying hard enough. That I wasn't<em>applying</em>myself and junk like that. Got in some trouble for stealing when I was fourteen...then mom told me that I had to come here when I was sixteen. We almost made it, but something caught up to us and...well...mom died about a mile outside the camp. Chiron found me and brought be over the camp boundaries and I've been here ever since. I got to meet my dad once after coming here. I would of punched him, but he's hard to catch and I couldn't really bring myself to do it..." she shrugged, part of her wondered if he would of really let her do it if she'd had the nerve.<br/><br/>"That's a pretty common story. A lot of kids are angry at their parents and a lot of them have had a parent die. Some don't know who their parents are...but being here has been the best thing in my life. No one judges you. They might take shots at you, but a lot of them have been through the same kinds of things," when he wasn't hitting on her, Vincent really was kinda nice, he was like a puppy. Abigale just had to remind herself that almost everyone comes here confused or lost.<br/><br/>Abigale thought it was time for his next little shock. Apparently the sign hadn't been enough, "Thirsty?" she picked up an empty cup and held it out to him, "Just say what you want. I promise it'll work."