The daughter of harvest and agriculture returns(open)

He shrugged and, with a smile had said "Well, if there are more people like me then they need help. They would need someone to be by their side. Someone as kind as you could allow them to relax. Just as you have to me." He took a breath and relaxed. "I never asked but, are you staying here at the camp or do you just come to visit?"

His smile brightened up abit as she looked at him. He understood her completely. There was no reason for him to not understand and, that made him happy. He moved his view out to the camp with her and nodded "Oh ok. That's rather nice. I'm staying here indefinitely. So I have to make myself at home anyways. If you ever need me I'll always be here and, I don't plan on dying anytime soon. I may have to go on watch soon. Maybe next week..." He tried to remember. He was never really given much of a schedule but he kind of remembered what he had to do. "Soon though." He got caught up in his thoughts. His face became serious again. He was really focusing on how he could talk to her more. He wanted to stretch the time that they where talking to each other. He hoped they could have many more conversations after this one.

His mind snapped back to reality once she had elbowed him. His face had lightened up as he looked towards her. Her words made him smile abit. "Just being able to talk to you is enough for me." He chuckled lightly. He had just noticed that he got that depressed state he tends to be in while he was alone. He would have never thought that someone would be able to make him smile so much. Even though it had gotten dark he felt that it was funny. The amount of relief he has had in this whole conversation was pretty funny to him. A kind of weight had been lifted off of his shoulders. It was great.

With a light smile on his face he went and sat on one if the chairs set on the patio. He leaned back and put his book down next to him. Although it was unlike him he yawned slightly. It wasn't that far into the afternoon but their conversation seemed to have lasted quite awhile. To him the length of the conversation didn't matter. He could say that so far. Today was a good day.

James peeked over to Thea and raised his brow. "Oh, uh sure." He held one of his hands out to her. He smiled lightly "To be honest. I don't want to go to my cabin. In the Thanatos part of the Hermes Cabin. Its only me and two others... At least that's what I've been told. I haven't met them. I'm sure they're nice..." He chuckled.

He couldn't help but chuckle again. "Yeah, I guess you may be right." He took a bite out of the apple she gave him. He rather liked fruits but both apples and oranges where what he prefers.