wear safety goggles at all times

It's always a perfect day to start building things. Well, it doesn't necessarily have to be 'perfect', it could be -10 degrees and disgusting out and Franklin would still venture to the forge. He liked the forge almost as much as he liked his room in Scotland. Sure, he has to bring his own circuit  kit to the forge because that's not a thing in the forge but whatever. Today, the Hephaestus siblings were building nothing in particular really. All Franklin knew was that the thing kind of looked like a volcano on steroids, so you know that's cool. Franklin was sitting on a work bench, fiddling around with compounds and food coloring. He was wearing his standard Franklin outfit, sweater and khakis. Sometimes he wears a tie but he was casual today. He had his safety glasses on. Not goggles, goggles give you weird lines on your face. And if you wear them as often as he does those lines would never come off. He looked up from his beakers and looked at his sibling, Ari, who was one of his favorites he might add. Franklin was grinning stupidly, like he normally does when he does science and stuff. "Alright, this has to be bigger." The Scottish boy told her. He stood up, gently putting the beakers down. He but his arms on his hip, looking at this thing. It was almost seven feet tall, but they can do better, "Whaddya think?

Aw yeah, food time. Franklin loves food. If he wasn't in the forge, or his bunk, he would totally be in the mess hall. Food is his life, basically. "No, I'm good. I packed my lunch." He didn't though, it was more like Kendra made him a sandwich. It was the same vibe. Franklin walked down to the end of the table and grabbed the neatly wrapped sandwich. He unwrapped a little of it and took a bite, perfect. He could taste the hint of Aioli. Any who, Franklin put the sandwich down and went looking for a ladder. "Ladder. Ladder. Ladder." He said to himself, moving around the room searching for one. It shouldn't be that hard to find: they're in a forge for hades' sake. The boy finally found one by the door. It was hiding between the frame and the side of one of the cabinets. Franklin dragged the ladder over to the thing  and set it up. "There ya go." He grinned, proud of his finding.

Franklin returned to his sandwich as Ari went on about siblings. And Franklin would like to inform everyone that he does not share underwear, just saying. But he did share remotely everything with Ari and all of his siblings.
"Hey....shut up." Great comeback, Franklin. To be honest, Franklin was a little dazed from her comment about his nonexistent girlfriend. Kendra is not his girlfriend, nor will she ever be. Franklin took a huge bite out of his sandwich, which was what he normally did in times of nervousness. Franklin sat back down on the work bench, basically stuffing a quarter of the sandwich into his mouth. "I'm not moving this thing." He told her with his mouth still full of the sandwich. Quite the gentleman Franklin is. Whatever it's his sister it's not like she's going to care. "It needs to be cooler, anyway. No one would mind this seven foot thing anyhow." He grinned, trying not to look like an idiot with sandwich hanging out. Which was kind of hard, but he did it . Barely.