((*coughHOWcough* Oh, so Zalla is supposed to randomly just walk into the forest for no apparent reason? XD))

EDIT: i gotta go for now. PLEASE don't leave me behind.

((Lol. So she's alla, then? And okay, I'll try.))

Zalla, not aware of the commotion at the Aphrodite(right?) cabin, grabbed her bow and quiver, so she could go out for some practice shooting. Stringing her bow, she walked from the cabin, toward the forest. At most, she would stay on the outskits, especially after last night. As she reached the outskirts of the forest, she thought she heard something, coming from deeper within the trees. She debated on going in, but, knowing that she was armed now, decided for it and, drawing an arrow and notching it, stared into the forest.

((Good enough?))

((Perfect, Foxeh. :3))

The boy swore that he heard someone lightly stepping on some branches, eyes snapping into that direction. He took a step forwards, trying to keep his balance, and blinking away the dark spots caused by the light of the living world. In Elysium, it was light enough, happy and joyous, but it was nothing compared to Earth. Continuing forwards, the presence of someone became more clear "Hello?" He shouted, hoping for the person to hear him.

((Sorrysorrysorry! I missed so much. But luckily, I am someone who will spend long periods of time rereading every single post I missed. So I know what's happening. But sorry!

Hmm..how can Aria come back in?))

 Aria woke up suddenly, her mouth open in a silent scream. She had dreamed a nightmare. The Goddess.... She shuddered. Crazed, possesed, dememted. And the girl, lying on the floor in a pool of blood. But....who was it? She pushed aside her covers and got out of bed. Running outside, she saw a gathering of campers crowed outside the Aphrodite cabin. She pushed to the center, saw her nightmare come to life, and promptly fainted.

((For a second I thought you were bringing back... -ish silent- xD I fell like randomly changing my font.. :3))

Alex finally stood up, done with his tears. Crying doesn't help anything; this was something he had learned. Acting... That was what changed things. He walked back to the cabins... He walked right past the field with the fire, right past the nine-year-old girl who tended the fire there.

((-shoots short post-))

((Winter: XD))

Zalla thought she heard a yell up ahead, and tightened her grip on the arrow and string. She moved forward more, instinctivly falling into a hunting position, as if following a herd of deer. She decided to respond to the call, and stopped, leaning against a tree. If she had judged the distance correctly, she should be far enough away where whatever it was couldn't see her, but close enough so it could hear her.
"Hello?"
She was very cautious. She knew of many creatures that could imitate a human voice.

The feel of human skin on her hand made Aria wake back up. "Wha...who...where...wha..?" she mumbled. Then she sat up. "Who is it? My dream...I saw this in a dream.." she gestured toward the girl. "And the goddess....Alex, what is happening?!" she asked him, her voice edging on hysterical. She pushed away from the ground and tried to stand up. On her second attempt, she suceeded. "My dream, it was..real."

((I agree, but the only reason it was bad was because it was so different. Otherwise, it was OK.

Fer: Juni is still next to Dravius, and I think Leena is too (but don't hold me to it.), and "someone" has entered camp from the underworld. By the way, everyone, my friend is writing a fanfic off of this. :3 I'm very excited. So far, people in this roleplay included are Alex, Aria (though only breifly), Dravius, Geoff, and Juiper. :D Post coming.))

((:3))

Juniper smiled, happy that Dravius seemed to be feeling better, and she did something she wouldn't have normally done. She hugged him. "I'm glad that you're okay." Pushed up against him was warm, and she didn't really want to let go, but she figured it might be awkward, since she couldn't gage if Dravius still liked her or not. "You can tell me anything, and I wouldn't laugh." She blushed, knowing it sounded corny, then adding, "It's just something I inheirited from my dad..."