I bump into someone.

I was on my was to the lake when I bummed into a girl with frizzy red hair (sorry if I'm wrong, I got that from you sig). "Oh, Sorry" I said apologetically, "umm.. Sky, daughter of Artimeis." I said nervously, I'm not that good around strangers. "So……." I said, standing there awkwardly, I was getting shyer by the minute. "Wanna Swim?" I croaked. I was forcing myself to be friendly.

(Do you care if I join this? If its still open..)

(Alright I'll have Sarah join as if she was the one that was bumped into and Sky can join back in later if she wants)

Sarah's trek to the beach was more out of boredom than anything else. Shortly after arriving at camp she realized her phone wasn't working, which anyone who knows Sarah knows that she is constantly on most of the day. Finding out it didn't work was an unpleasant surprise to say the least. Not to mention the lack of electronics and conveniences she was use to having in general was also a big let down. Besides her phone what she missed more than anything else was the tanning bed her father had installed for her use. While it may seem odd for a young teenage girl to have her own tanning bed, whether she realized it or not her family was well off and her father was in a way forced to spoil her. Still, the tanning bed was an extreme comfort Sarah was used too, having used it routinely for her beauty satisfaction as well as the fact it made her feel great, and not having one at camp annoyed Sarah greatly. 'Still,' She thought with a theatrical sigh, 'at least the whether at camp is always perfect and I can tan during my free periods,"

Walking at a somewhat slow pace, wearing her black bikini and matching sun glasses while carrying her own personal beach towl, Sarah was completely taken off guard when she was bumped into and nearly fell, losing her sun glasses as well. "Hey! Watch it!" She complained beyond irratated. As soon as the girl started apologizing, however, Sarah felt guilty at her own out burst and immediately started to retract her snarky reply. "No, no it's alright," She told told the girl as she bent down to grab her sun glasses. "Look its fine, it's fine, mine name is Sarah by the way. Oh! And my mother is Tyche, luck god or something.." Honestly, Sarah never held much feelings for her mother because of the lack of connection between them, hence her informalness when talking about her.

Sarah nodded and followed Alpha down to the lake. Her initial plan was to tan but she didn't really think she would meet someone on the way to her destination. Still, it was nice to have company and Alpha sounded like an interesting who Sarah was definitely curious about. She was somewhat new to camp and only knew of the major gods and her own mother, of course so this goddess of truth she was definitely not familiar with. "What kind of name is Alpha?" Sarah asked rather bluntly, although no offence was intended. Subtlety and tact were definitely not her best traits, so she often came off as blunt or inconsiderate, even though that was not the case... most of the time.

Sarah gave Alpha an odd look but decided to ignore the sound effects she made as she tried to lie. "Hmph, I like it! It'd different but in a good way she told her cheerfully. As for any stories of her own that were interesting, Sarah had none that she could think of. Her family was well off but she did not know the reason why. Heck the more she thought about it the more she realized she didn't know much about her relatives, and not the godly ones. "Well I do have an older brother here.. and not one of my mothers kid's. He is like legit my brother... but he, s very interesting though," She finished as they came up on the lake.

(Lol I feel ya, I wish I could just go to a lake right now..)

Sarah looked at Alpha with a wide eyed expression. " You... busted them?" She asked a little weary now. When Alpha first asked about her powers, Sarah was tempted to just say she didn't have any and move on. But with a new paranoia of being busted, Sarah thought a little harder before she lied on accident. Her father had always called her his lucky charm and John, the first person she met at camp, had given her the nickname lucky girl. Realising that she actually did have a power, a huge grin started to form on Sarah's face. "I do! Or at least I think I do! I think I am very lucky and I'm able to influence other people's luck!" She exclaimed in a kind of childish way.

Sarah sat down next to her, letting her legs dip into the lake. "Well that would definitely be amusing to watch," She said still elated about her new powers. Not new but, you know just realized. Moving her feet around in the water, mesmorized by the liquid swirling around her feet, Sarah felt at ease with nothing special going on. "What's your favorite thing to do around here?" She asked, curious about what was to do around here. She had already been to the training once, but than the required places she was supposed to go to, Sarah hadn't really explored the camp much.