It was hard for her not to get annoyed by this kind of thing. Vincent was obviously not a child. It always bothered her when parents never bothered to tell their children that they were demigods. Sure, some didn't know, but still. She figured they would of noticed that something was different about them. She always hated when they came to the camp at the age Vincent was and needed to be babysat through everything, "No. It's not like a social worker. A satyr, or at least the ones that come here, become Searchers. They are all over the country. They seek out people like you and bring them here as safely as possible. They are..." she lowered her voice so that any Satyrs that might be by wouldn't hear her, "...goat people. And don't worry about those cars. The men they are supposed to be delivered to will never remember you. The Satyr will make sure of that," Abby was never really sure how they did that and wasn't sure if she wanted to know. Probably just magic.<br/><br/>"And I have no intentions of trying to tie you down. Pin you down under a sword, maybe," she smirked to herself as they walked back towards the cabin, "I'll get you a camp uniform and show you were the showers are after we get you a bunk," Vincent was taking this better than most did. Some kids, even ones their age, broke down into tears. Vincent was either very slow or very accepting, Abigale hadn't decided which yet.<br/><br/>"This is Camp Half-Blood, and as I said before, I'm Abigale the Daughter of Hermes...or rather one of the daughters of Hermes. He has a lot of kids. You are...well, I'm not sure who your Olympian parent is, but till we find out you'll be in my cabin. So...what does that sign say?" she stopped and pointed to one of the carvings in the wood of Hermes' cabin. To any mortals it would appear as 'Ερμής', but she knew that Vincent should be able to read it as 'Hermes'. It was the easiest test to see if someone really was a demigod, even though a mortal could never come into the camp. Abigale felt it was easier to explain things to people if they started to notice stuff, "Anything interesting?"