Daniel paced about the courtyard around which the various cabins of Camp Half-Blood were situated as the blazing mid-summer sun beat down on his head and a thin trickle of sweat ran down his back between his shoulder blades. It wasn't even noon yet, the temperature was over a hundred degrees, and things were showing no signs of cooling off. "Unacceptable," the Alaskan resident muttered to himself. "Never gets this hot back home. Too hot. I hate this."
The teen continued to grumble, mostly to himself, as he paced another lap around the perimeter of the courtyard and grew steadily more irritated by the heat. This was unbearable. This was intolerable. This was oppressive. Yes, that was it, the heat was actively oppressing him as a child of Khione. Somehow, this had to be that Sun God's fault. Apple Head. iPhone App. Whatever his name was, Greek Mythology had not been deemed an important topic in his home school education.
Well, two could play this game.
Stalking directly into the middle of the courtyard area, the blonde teen stood and glared hateful emerald daggers at the sky. Then he raised first one hand, and then the other, and made a crude gesture at the sun with both hands. Turning his attention to things a bit more grounded the blonde spread his arms and gestured at the ground. In short order a slab of ice that was two feet thick, six and a half feet long, and two and a half feet wide appeared on the ground. Just the right size for a lawn chair, of sorts, for someone of Daniel's size.
Peeling off his shirt, the Alaskan wadded it up and stuffed it behind his head as he lay back on the improvised chair. This was much better, not nearly so intolerably hot now. But, something felt like it was missing. Something could make this even better. Raising his right hand out above him, the son of Khione snapped his fingers. In the flash of an eye a blizzard with blinding, blowing snow and howling wind sprang up in a square-shaped area around him that was approximately twenty-five yards to a side.
Perfection.
Reaching to his forehead, the green-eyed youth flipped a pair of Oakley sunglasses down over his green eyes. Stretching his arms over his head for a moment, he luxuriated in the now sub-zero temperatures that surrounded him. A giant slab of ice, sub-zero temperatures, and a raging blizzard. This was what a summer at camp was supposed to be about.
Everyone knew that.
Notes:
Ice Construct Cooldown: 3/3
Blizzard Active: 6/6
25 yards = 75 feet... this is not something that anyone in the courtyard is likely to not see. It's not a small display. Temperature inside the Blizzard affected zone (including the wind chill factor) is right around 0 F (-18 C).
The teen continued to grumble, mostly to himself, as he paced another lap around the perimeter of the courtyard and grew steadily more irritated by the heat. This was unbearable. This was intolerable. This was oppressive. Yes, that was it, the heat was actively oppressing him as a child of Khione. Somehow, this had to be that Sun God's fault. Apple Head. iPhone App. Whatever his name was, Greek Mythology had not been deemed an important topic in his home school education.
Well, two could play this game.
Stalking directly into the middle of the courtyard area, the blonde teen stood and glared hateful emerald daggers at the sky. Then he raised first one hand, and then the other, and made a crude gesture at the sun with both hands. Turning his attention to things a bit more grounded the blonde spread his arms and gestured at the ground. In short order a slab of ice that was two feet thick, six and a half feet long, and two and a half feet wide appeared on the ground. Just the right size for a lawn chair, of sorts, for someone of Daniel's size.
Peeling off his shirt, the Alaskan wadded it up and stuffed it behind his head as he lay back on the improvised chair. This was much better, not nearly so intolerably hot now. But, something felt like it was missing. Something could make this even better. Raising his right hand out above him, the son of Khione snapped his fingers. In the flash of an eye a blizzard with blinding, blowing snow and howling wind sprang up in a square-shaped area around him that was approximately twenty-five yards to a side.
Perfection.
Reaching to his forehead, the green-eyed youth flipped a pair of Oakley sunglasses down over his green eyes. Stretching his arms over his head for a moment, he luxuriated in the now sub-zero temperatures that surrounded him. A giant slab of ice, sub-zero temperatures, and a raging blizzard. This was what a summer at camp was supposed to be about.
Everyone knew that.
Notes:
Ice Construct Cooldown: 3/3
Blizzard Active: 6/6
25 yards = 75 feet... this is not something that anyone in the courtyard is likely to not see. It's not a small display. Temperature inside the Blizzard affected zone (including the wind chill factor) is right around 0 F (-18 C).