The Amphitheater

I looked at her.
Im hoping he doesn't find anyone at all.

Juliette sighed and felt tired,she didn't like battling with her personas it made her feel exhausted.

Darcia stretched more and just watched him go.

"Anyway, where are we going to be... taking care of the bad guys. Here in camp?"

Juliette shrugged her eyes still closed. "Does anyone mind if I take a nap?"

I sighed, "I don't see the harm in you taking a nap."

"Would you mind keeping me from sleepwalking?I sleep better when I don't."

Darcia sighed and curled up on a bench, not wanting to go back to sleep.

I stood next to her, "I'll do my best."

OOC; She's sitting on a chair right?

OOC:Yeah but If you want her to move she will...

Ic:Juliette nodded and quickly fell asleep.

I glanced at Cat.
"Hey Kitten, you aren't gonna fall asleep on me too, are you?"

Juliette stood up and took a few small steps forward.

I grabbed Juliette's hand and tried to guide her back to her seat.

Darcia looked up and shook her head as he guided the girl back to her chair.

Juliette frowned as something pulled her in a different direction,she stumbled and fell.

I caught her in my arms as she fell.
Sadly, I couldn't keep up o my own feet and fell.

Juliette had a surprisingly soft landing and she dreamed she was on a giant marshmallow.

Darcia watched as they both fell, another large yawn making her eyelids droop.

I suppressed a groan.
The floor was not as soft as everyone thought

Darcia giggled as she saw him fall and then the girl land on top of him.

"I want a marshmallow." she muttered in her sleep.

Dino walked in with lazy steps, still looking for somewhere to meditate. There weren't many people at this place and they weren't making much noise. At least it was better than the Arena. He sat on an elderly chair and turned off his hearing aid.

Dino stared at a wall, trying to calculate it's height. He wasn't really meditating, he just wanted to isolate himself from that bunch of other taciturne people. If Bella or Tori were around, they could talk to him, since they were apparently the only people who could do that without losing their patience. Unfortunately, they never were next to him when he needed them.