How could we not it's SNOW

Aria nodded, watching him. Huh... It looked like fun. "You know what? Me too." She fell down beside of him and started to move her arms and legs, the cold snow chilling her through her clothes.

"This is pretty relaxing don't ya think?" he said looking at the cloud-filled sky

Aria nodded. "Yes. It... it has the way of freezing you half to death, though."

"Oh right, you're not magic. Let me do a quick spell." he said a simple incantation and Aria's body temperature began to stabalize

Aria laughed once more. "You got that right." She immediately felt her body temperature go up a bit. That was better. She looked over at him, her grey eyes looking into his. "Thank you, Sebastian."

"You're welcome. I just like to help. How long have we been out here anyways?" he forgot to bring a watch and didn't check the time before he left so he had no idea.

Aria sat up, pulling her forbidden cell phone out of her boot. It was an unusual place to keep one, but it worked. She checked the time.
Her eyes bulged. "Oh no. We've been her for about and hour and a half now."

"We'll just pretend we were never gone and say that we got lost. It's a believable story since camp is big. I'll see you around camp then?"

She nodded, getting up and wiping off the snow. "Sure thing. Thanks for the fun, by the way." She headed back towards camp.

"No problem." He got up and walked towards camp with her

"So... what exactly made you come out here?" Aria's hands was in her pockets, not that she was cold. It was just a habit that came with wearing a jacket.

He shrugged "I just like snow. Which is weird since I also love the beach. Plus, I guess I needed some time off."

Aria nodded. Boy did she understand that. "Yeah... I'm actually from Georgia, so beaches, lakes and rivers are my absolute favorite forms of water."

"Beaches are pretty much in my DNA. I come from Puerto Rico so I'm a beach person by birth."

"Oh wow... I've always kinda wanted to go to Puerto Rico. I've herd it's really nice... and warm." Aria giggled a little, now seeing the camp boundaries again.

"Yeah. I've visited around fifty times already. My dad wanted me to know as much of his and my heritage as possible. It's a beautiful place." he stepped past the boundaries "I guess this is where we part ways. See you around?"

Aria nodded, holding out her hand to him. "Sure thing." She stepped across the boundaries herself, looking around for the Athena cabin.

He took it and smiled. They walked to their respective cabins, Sebastian smiling as he opened his door.

Careful not to make the floorboards or door squeak, Aria laid down on her bunk. Sebastian had seemed nice enough, and the snow was amazing.