You should probably beat it.

Sebastian had snuck out of camp to attend his and his father's funeral using some basic mist manipulation he had learned. He had to leave before it ran out of course but it was fun nevertheless. There was something about attending your own funeral that was awesome. He wanted to stop by one of his favorite burger places before he left, so he went there for lunch.

When he got there, he saw two girls sitting by the window. They seemed normal enough, except that they had a silver aura around them. He was staring at them the whole time he was there, a million questions going through his mind and he was sorting each one out as he ate, a table away from theirs

Emily was glad that Aria saw off any boys that tried to talk with them or hit on them. The pair of them looked stunning, which didn't help since two incredibly beautiful girls would without a doubt draw the attention of any males but also females. Which though was less awkward, could still be difficult at times. Emily felt exhausted from their fight, the mission had been a success but over three days of running her legs throbbed painfully though she never admitted it to Aria, less their quarry escaped.

Her own food was a cheese burger, fries and a large cup full of orange juice. It smelt divine in her opinion, she seated herself opposite Aria so that the pair faced towards one another. Emily wore dark blue shorts, with black leggings, black boots that went up to her shin and a faded grey t-shirt. Her hair was free from her pony tail which she had worn over the last few days so it fell down to her shoulders in it's curls, her black hair remained stubbornly curly no matter what she attempted, so she left it to it's own devices for most of the time.

She offered Aria a kind smile, with each day that passed Aria became more and more like an older sister, a true friend, a mentor, a hero. Em felt confident around her, hoping one day to be a Hunter as good as Aria. She took a bite of her burger, savouring the taste of the food. Emily swallowed before speaking. "Thanks Aria..." Em thought back to that dracaenae who would have ended her life had Aria's blade not turn it to ash, the creature possessed great skill in battle, moving faster than Emily and breaking her guard. Her Hunter career by all rights should have ended there at that monster's hands however, her sister reacted faster.
Since then Em thanked Aria at least a dozen times for saving her life. She intended to find some way to pay Aria the debt she owed her, not just for saving her life, but for everything she had taught her, for her wisdom and experience. How? At the moment the younger Hunter didn't have a clue.

Engrossed in her memories, Em failed to notice the boy watching them.

The main question on his mind was whether these two girls were human or actually monsters. It was hard for him to tell, but they obviously wanted to ignore him. He decided he would follow them and see where they went. He was still learning magic, but knew enough to survive in combat.

"Maybe... I hope so one day." Emily longed to be the best Hunter, she owed her existence and freedom to Artemis. It had been a chance, a gamble really that becoming one might heal her some way and it did or rather had. Mostly. Em glanced at the guy briefly but looked away swiftly continuing to eat her food. Boys always seemed to try and drag a hunter away... The older Hunters such as Aria and a few others were particularly good at warding off roving males looking to drag off a hunter or two.
Em tried her best to avoid looking at the boys, she attempted to copy the older members in their behaviour however, at her heart Emily happened to be too nice to generally be mean to them.
Especially for no reason.

She drank some of her juice, savouring the delightful orange tang that it left on her tongue. "You taught me a move similar when we sparred." Em smiled at her. "Thanks everything I do was because of your training and skill, you taught me well Aria." She felt honoured by her praise, Emily knew then that she would be crushed if Aria ever left the Hunters same if she herself left them.
It would be hard to find someone to replace a true a friend as Aria. Emily could barely recognise herself some days in the mirror, gone were the crutches, the weary pained looked, the skinny frame instead replaced with life, a slender athletic build, a warm smile. It seemed ironic to Em that the Hunter training made them more desirable to the opposite sex and also their own, though the latter wasn't forbidden from them. One had to be ever wary as a Hunter.

He followed them out of the restaurant, making sure to try and be as discreet as possible. The chocolate milkshake he was drinking probably wasn't helping, the thick concoction going through the large straw slowly, making a low slurping sound every time he felt like taking a sip.

Emily followed Aria, her sunglasses on as well to protect her eyes from the sunlight. "I think this is the first time I've been to New York." Em said quietly, looking around the city. She doubted that she would have enjoyed it before she became a Hunter and she wasn't enjoying it too much now. Emily never liked the places where she fought, she didn't like to revisit battle sites. Em kept a careful eye out for more monsters, she also kept close to Aria not wanting to lose her. She wondered if the mortals would mistake them for sisters, who could tell?

She didn't know the boy was following them at a distance.

Emily was too busy watching rather than listening so Aria's command caught her off guard. She nodded twice. "Sure. Whatever you think best." She resisted a glance over her shoulder, a casual one rather than deliberately looking around. Em spotted him and turned back round, it lasted less than a second. "Yep your right." As always.
"Sorry to hear about our lost hunters." She remained quiet about Olympus being in France, she highly doubted that it had ever been the centre of power in the west. However she wasn't sure if that had been a natural assumption or one born from the centuries of rivalry between Britain and France.

He threw away the now empty cup and continued following them. After a while he decided he would intercept them and walked into the crowd to catch them once the time was right.

Emily shook her head. "I'm afraid not." She left out the fact that she had been too terrified to leave the safety of Camp Half-blood. A crippled demigod would have been an easy kill for any monster. In effect the camp became a glided cage, the only place she happened to be safe, however she could never leave it without risk to her person.
Em left for the first time in years with the Hunters, to say the Hunters gave her a life would not be an understatement.

He stopped them both by putting his swords at their necks. "Ok, you're gonna tell me what you two are, because I've never seen anything like you."

He brought his hand up to his mouth. Great, bleeding. That's gonna hurt in the morning. "You're a fiesty monster aren't you. While I'm here, I'll dispose of you two so you can let the thing that killed my dad know I'm going after it."

Em drew both of her knives pointing them at the boy. "You'll do no such thing, leave now or we'll have your head and send you to Hades."

"Well maybe I wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" He says, being distracted by the girl who just took out her knives. 'Damn it Seb, this is no time to start reenacting the lego movie.' Seb's mind scolded Serb, however Seb was still distracted by the hot teen babe pointing knives at him. Girl. Hot teen girl. You definitely meant girl.

Emily nodded, part of her mind, the part that all the Hunters tried to crushed, ignore, cage and lock away forever whispered insidious, unhelpful thoughts into her head. She forced them aside, no she was a Hunter, she owed it to Artemis to remain and her friends to remain a Hunter.

"Okay but its his funeral." She replied wondering why Aria wanted to beat him up so badly. It seemed to her that he was already beaten so they could just move on. Not that Em would argue with the more experienced Hunter's decisions.

(Can he use his magic now?) "You asked for it." He swiftly circled around them and attempted to hit their legs.

OOC: If the powers are approved, sure.

BIC: Aria immediately realized the boy barely had any training. It would be wrong to beat him, as both had much more experience than him, from hunts and battles. She side-stepped, dodged and leaned away from his attacks with the swiftness of a she-wolf, reading into his movements.

"That's enough," she said after a minute. "You obviously don't have much experience and I'd feel bad beating someone like that up, even if they're a boy."

"How did we ask for it? You attacked us." She pointed out, it was a rather foolish thing for a boy to do, draw their weapon and threaten not one but two Hunters.
It wouldn't end well for him even if there had been just one Hunter present. "We could run? Leave him here." Em knew that Hunters were faster and all were adept in evading, losing one boy shouldn't present too much of a challenge.