<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Riley watched her smell and smiled. He didn’t know what she was smelling, but he knew the tell-tales of recognition, and she was certainly recognizing what came through the fire. He then leaned on the stones next to the fire to allow a few other campers to make their offerings. Her question was classic. Everyone got a kick out of that goblet in the beginning. It’<br/><br/>He was about to say something when he saw her eyes grow wide and her hair change color “Hey…” he pointed to her hair, puzzled to pieces “How did you…” He was interrupted by  the girl as she leaned closer to him to ask a question. As he looked behind him, he understood immediately “Oh! That’s Chiron. One of the camp’s big wigs. Good guy. You’ll meet him tomorrow if you haven’t already. Sooner or later, he catches up to us all.”</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Thea didn't even notice his question.  Her eyes are locked on the mythological creature before her.  She did hear Riley mention the thing's name, and she turned with questioning eyes back to him.  "You mean that thing works here?  It can talk and everything?"  Part of her knew that that made sense.  She'd had to sit through some Greek literature after all.  But at the same time she couldn't quite make her mind believe that something that shouldn't even exist was helping run the camp she was now attending.<br/><br/>Pinching herself, she made sure she isn't dreaming or hallucinating before turning back to Riley once again.  "So... this is real?  All that weird stuff you said? Then who's your divine parent?  Who's mine?"