Charlie's bunk

Athena smiled at him, tapping the face of her watch as she glanced at the door. "I'm sure you'll find out, but the Fates are tricky goddesses -- never really give out hints to people's destinies even if they're gods. I'll be seeing you, then, Doctor -- good luck, and have a pleasant time while the war isn't in full swing.... At least, not here yet. Goodbye, Doctor." On that slightly negative note, the goddess went to the door, opened it, and shut it behind her, sighing to herself and shutting her eyes for a moment. She felt slightly bad knowing how Doctor -- or Charlie -- had lost his name, but she wouldn't and couldn't tell the poor boy; she didn't like meddling in her children's destinies unless absolutely necessary. Athena went to the side of the cabin and disappeared in a bright flash of light, heading back to Olympus to oversee some war or rebuilding plans.

Charlie sighed as he watched her go. He ran off into the forest to find Cicero