A dream(Closed)

One hour and twenty minutes, what to do. Say bye to Camp Half-Blood, for good probably. I walked away from the cabin area, giving a look over my shoulder to the cabins that I had stayed at. No longer will I be defined to the Hermes cabin, cramped up there. I headed towards the lake, where the moon reflected in the water. I sat down on a rock and thoughed about the decision I had just made. Had it been correct to do so? 'Don't doubt about that Salia, the Gods aren't all that great, remember when the Titans ruled?' I told myself. I came closer to the lake, it was calm, almost like a mirror. I heard my mom her voice in the back of my head, telling me that I could still go back that I didn't have to do this. I slammed my fist on the lake, which partially froze. 'NO!' My mom should so stop this. I then noticed how loud I had been and ran from the lake, which would stay frozen around where I had hit it, I was pretty sure of that.

I walked to the arena, nothing special about it. There was one area that I still had to see, the stables. I walked in and saw that the grey horse with the white spots was awake. It was one of those Irish cob horses, big and strong. She was all the way in the back because she would be mean to campers, she wasn't as loved as others. This was the exact reason why I did like her, as the only one almost... 'Hey Luna, how are you?' she whinnied. I came up to her and fed her a sugar cube. Nobody will notice me anyways. I opened the door and Luna came out. 'Don't tell the Poseidon children about this...' she shook her head. I jumped on her back and walked out of the stables, her hooves clicking on the floor. 'ssst'.

We were outside and I pushed my thights, Luna took off. The night was cloudless and the full moon might have creeped out people though I thought the night was gorgeous, quiet and mysterious, kind of like me. Well I am not a child of Nyx, so the night isn't that much alike. Luna circled around Camp. We landed in the forest, don't ask me why. I saw a silver bracelet on the floor, hunter-style. It could be a magic-item. I pressed the snowflake and a shield formed itself. It fitted me perfectly as if it were made for me. It had the same colour as my dagger. The same comforting icy touch, for me in this case. I clicked it back to bracelet mode and sat leaning against a tree. 'Luna, did I choose correct?' she just stared at me and ate grass, walked a meter and dumped a pile. 'Oh yes very helpful, poop...' I said as I closed my eyes.

I woke up from Luna pushing me over. 'Oh no, I fell asleep, quick get be to the border!' I said as I jumped on and steered her to the border. I saw something coming up, was it... A flying sheep?! 'Ah-ha, that is nice.' The Demi-God that came of the sheep was Caeser. 'Hello, I am Salia, thanks for coming to pick me up.' I said as I dismounted. 'Oh crap what do I do with her?' A completely crazy idea came up in my mind. 'You wouldn't have any stables there?'

As we took off I took a last look at Camp Half-Blood. A lump formed in my throat, I knew I was going to help getting it destroyed. Somehow I had gotten attached to the place, but my choice had been made, no turning back now. We climbed higher and higher and soon I could only see lights below my feet. It was quite beautiful from up here. I see how children of Zeus liked flying. And how almost everybody loved pegasi. Well except for Luna... I did like her. We soared through the sky and I lay my head down on the strong neck of Luna. I could feel my eyes closing and I fell asleep moving on the constant rhythm of the wings flapping and her body moving in the sky.


I woke up when I could feel myself descending. We were there, the headquarters of Charlie, my new own chosen home. I sat straight up, ready to land. I did not feel like ungracefully falling of Luna's back. Bad first impression and all. We touched down and I made myself glide of Luna. I steered her towards Caesar. He told me that we were here. First things first Luna got taken to the stables by some Satyrs. I walked along with Caesar. I felt nerves coming up, my hands turning colder. Nothing is going to be frozen here Salia, control yourself. 'Where are we going?' I asked Caesar.

I walked inside the room, it was like I was back in my moms palace as I had seen in my dream. This is my "palace", not hers. I stretched out my arms and forced all the snowflakes to come to me. 'Now let's get this room decorated.' I turned my hand in circles and formed a big snowflake. I threw it at the wall, where it froze to the wall. 'That was easy...' I started turning my other hand around, forming a douzen little snowflakes which I threw at random spots in the room. 'Perfect.' I walked to the bed, a simple bunk bed, and put my bag on the lowest bed.

Then I reajusted my cloak, which had slid to one shoulder while traveling. I checked wether my dagger was still there, and my bracelet. They hadn't gone missing. All was well. 'Welcome home, for real.' I murmured to myself. I opened the door and picked a snowflake from the ground. Upon closing it I pushed the snowflake on the outside of the door, as some sort of nametag. I nocked on the doorof Caesar and pushed it open. 'I am ready.'

((Ill do it))

POV: Charlie Zimmerman

Listening to Caesar leaving I turned around. Keeping my hands behind my back.
"Hello Salia." I gave her my famously 'warm' smile and motioned for the chair. Setting myself down in the one opposite it I ask.
"Tell me, why have you choose to leave Camp Half-Blood?" Ofcourse I already knew why she left I just wanted to see if she would tell me the truth. If she did, I would gladly accept her, though if she lied.. well we will save that for if it came to it. Running my hands over the leather of the chair I waited for her response.

I listened to her story and smiled in parts. "Well my dear, you can get all that you want and more here, I am glad you joined." Turning my head out the window I stood. "Tell Caesar thank you and that I need to speak to him later." I told her giving it er cue to leave, I understood she was nervous and I had planned on changing that right away, which was the part about my talk with Caesar.

Putting my hands into my pockets I shooed her away and smiled, as I thought about my awaiting prisoners. Waiting for the door to shut I dropped into the chair to onlook blueprints and study until Caesar decided to un-get lazy and show up.

As I sat in my room I thought over what could happen with Salia. I knew she was to valuable for Charlie to hurt her.
Signing I remembered a part of my childhood.

I was walking through the streets of North Carolina. It was night time and there was a light breeze. Running a hand through my spiked hair I looked up. I saw a ghostly figure infront of me. Instantly I brought my hand up ready to fight but something stopped me. "Child, I wouldn't do that if I were you." Her deep ancient voice rang out to me. I knew she was a goddess the instant she spoke. She was swaying me under some sort of spell. "You will be very valuable in the future, work hard. You will kn ow what to do." With that I got knocked out and unconcious.

I still hadn't figured out which goddess it she was but I knew what she meant. I heard a knocked on the door as I opened it from the spot at my bed. Who walked in but Salia telling me Charlie wanted me. Then she left and I saw her snowflake, I needed to get this undercontrol I decided at I went back to sleep. Charlie could wait.