Rosetta laughed and nodded.<br/><br/>"I grew up in the country, so yes...I can handle some dirt."<br/><br/>When Abigale continued and told her own story, Rosetta sobered and grew quiet, looking at the daughter of Hermes and swallowing. She couldn't imagine what that must be like, as she'd never lost someone dear to her like that. She'd never known a mother, and her father was still back home...healthy. Looking into the fire, she exhaled slowly and spoke kindly to her...but not in pity.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry to hear about your mother. I honestly can't imagine what you must have gone through."<br/><br/>She looked at the girl and then allowed her to change the subject.<br/><br/>"I saw some weird things, and I thought I was crazy for a while. I'm pretty sure that I've seen a giant or two lurking, as well as some other random creatures. However, I don't know how, but I think somehow my father hired some 'bodyguards,' and I was always shuffled inside at the first sign...and not let out until a few days later. I honestly don't know how he protected me, as he's only human. He must have had some kind of help, but he never told me what."<br/><br/>She shrugged and looked over to see a very angry...although attractive...boy coming into the campfire area. She saw Clint leave, and then she saw a boy who was undoubtedly a son of Aphrodite sitting nearby. Sighing, she turned and looked at the son of Ares for a bit longer than she probably should have. Supposedly her mother had a centuries long thing for Ares...was there something to that?