Introducing (Private)

I stepped onto my cabin porch, the sunlight reflected off the gold building and got in my eyes as I approached. I never understood why my dad liked to be so flashy, then again, he is the God of the Sun, I guess that would be an obvious character trait. Still, I figured it was best to leave the flashiness to Aphrodite.
I was coming back from Archery practice, where I had spent a good amount of time staring at targets so long I was starting to see blue, white and red coloured circles around everything. I hoped that was temporary.
With one large tug, lugging my body weight with me, the heavy Apollo cabin door swung open slowly. I re-adjusted my violin case as I walked in, glancing at the ground, before looking up to realize that there was a group of girls standing in the middle of my cabin. They wore silver clothes and stood confidently. I could only see their backs, but I knew who they were.
I was confused as to why the Hunters of Artemis were standing inside my cabin, and by the look of one of my siblings off in the corner, he was as well.
The door shut with a hollow thud, and the girls looked around. I noticed Adella in the mix and my face lit up.
"Adella! Hey! What are you doing here?" I greeted with a smile. I hadn't talked to her in a while, but it was nice to see her again. I then realized it was probably rude of me to greet only Adella, so I swept my gaze across the group, keeping my friendly smile plastered to my face, not that that was hard to do.
"And hi to all of you, too."

Sandra quickly turned around to see a boy with a violin case on his back. She assumed this was the friend she wanted them to meet.She lowered the bow that was pointing at him and gave a small smile. "Hello... You must be the friend Adella brought us to meet?" She raised an eyebrow at Fletch waiting for the response.

(Ok!)

I waved my hand briefly as Adella introduced me to her sisters. They seemed more on edge than Adella did, but I understood. After my first meeting with her I had decided to do some research on the Hunters of Artemis. I had found out their usual views on men and boys, which only made me feel incredibly proud to be called a friend by their very own Lieutenant.
"Pleasure to meet you all," I said as Adella finished her introduction. "Sorry if I kept you waiting. I was getting some shooting done at the range." My hand instinctively went to the strap that held my violin over my shoulder, and hung there casually.
I noticed that there were more of them than I had seen around camp lately. I had seen Adella around, and Agatha, but there were others now.
"It's cool to have so many of you in camp," I said, repeating my thoughts out loud. I leaned on a bedpost as I spoke, nearly falling over from miscalculating the distance of my support. I crossed my arms casually once I had propped myself up on the wooden post, and kept my friendly smile plastered to my face. I felt relaxed with my company, and I was eager to learn a bit more about them... That is, if they let me.
"So what are your names?" I asked, deciding to break the ice with a casual question, rather than bombarding them with the others that were currently shooting around my mind like a bouncy ball.
Questions such as: Were they here on Artemis' orders? Was the Goddess of the Hunt sending some of her Hunters to watch over the camp while Charlie was a problem? If so, I thought that was a wise decision, we needed all the help we could get, and the Hunters were more than capable in my eyes.
I resurfaced from my thoughts, making sure I was paying attention to the answers the girls gave me.

Sandra looked at Fletch and smirked as he tried to play 'cool' after he miscalculated where the bedpost was. "My name is Sandra, daughter of Athena. If your friends with Adella, then you're okay I suppose." She then gave him a smile.

The hunters gave their names, Sandra and Lucy. When I heard Lucy was a half sister of mine among Artemis' hunters, I couldn't help but pull the corner of my mouth into a smile. It also made me proud that Sandra figured I was an okay guy seeing as I was friends with Adella.
The hunters smiled at my near fall, I couldn't tell if they were laughing with me or at me, but I figured that if they were still here, it meant they didn't yet think I was too lame. Besides, no matter what the reason they were smiling, it still made me feel good for making them smile. I laughed at myself too when I fell. Stupid gravity.
Adella waved off the subject of introductions, which left me open for anything else I could ask them. I searched my brain, once again trying to sort through my thoughts. I always had so many when talking to new people. I just kind of wanted to know everything about them.
"So are you liking camp?" I asked them, once again bringing up the subject of my home. "It's gotta be better having your sisters with you so you can hang out," I added. I knew that if it were me, I'd rather have my siblings. I had always felt sorry for children of the Big Three, who didn't usually have siblings to share the Camp Half-Blood experience with. That is, before we started getting more of them. I also remembered the first time I had spoken to Adella, she had been here all alone without her family, and was part of the reason I had wanted to go introduce myself.
I stopped my mental train of thought, to also add,
"Although, I can't imagine camp is anything like what you do on a regular basis."