Adonis listened intently as Chiron explained the game. He yawned, as if bored, and spoke up, "Piece of cake." He winked towards Eudokia, as she glared evilly at him, a smirk on his face. In all actuality, Adon wasn't sure this would be a piece of cake, but there was no way he was displaying that emotion to his fellow campers. No, Adon was good enough at lying and contorting his face to how he wanted to display his emotion. Not many could read through the mask. Taking his hand out of his pocket, he brushed a stray blonde hair that'd gotten too close for ccomfort next to his eye. Clearing his throat, he spoke again, "No one has told me what team I'm on," Adon set his face into an impatient look of discontent.

“Depends on what cabin you’re in,” Eudokia muttered sullenly, unwilling to help the fair-haired boy. Closing her eyes and muttering quickly to three she shied away from Adonis, though kept her distance from the morose Zekos. For all that their personalities seemed to mirror each other; the girl felt an intense dislike for the dark-haired son of Hades.

“I’m sure one of the other girls wouldn’t mind helping you out,” she said loudly, the scowl on her face widening into a smirk.

Jordyn furred her brow and looked at the two curiously. It was obvious that Adonis' attention was unwanted, even if Eudokia had spoken to him sourly. "Hey," she called out as she padded over to them. "I don't think she even wants to talk to you, jerk."

Scowling she pushed Eudokia aside and glared at him, not caring if her size made her look like a disgruntled pixie. Let him think he had the advantage, she didn't care.

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"I...don't" Eudokia began in confusion, scratching her arm distractedly. "Jordyn, I really don't..."

Her refusal to accept help was cut off by Jordyn's stinging remark and apparently avid need to protect her. "I thought we didn't like eachother," the girl murmured in confusion, dark eyes lightening as she tried to make sense of the situation.

"This isn't for Eudokia, idiot," Jordyn said evenly, her brown eyes accusing. "I just think you're the most awful jerk, tease and a hot-head to top it off. It's time someone took you down a few rungs, or made you fall to the bottom to begin with. You know the saying. The higher they are the harder they fall." Her voice was icy and held not an ounce of sympathy for the boy.

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"Whatever," Eudokia hissed, putting her hands in her pockets and feeling a strange shudder of relief when she realized that Jordyn still hated her. "This isn't my argument any more...I'll just go and leave you two to battle it out."

Flicking her head she whipped the strands of hair covering her eyes out of the way with an air of irritation surrounding her. Stupid rivalries, she thought bitterly.