At the lake (blue)

Cassandra walked down towards the lake slowly with a slim smile on her face. She'd won in one of her training fights, this time with a Roman weapon as well, so the victory was twice as sweet in her mind. Today seemed to be going well, the weather was great, the sun warm and inviting. She walked with a little spring in her step.
She decided to celebrate by walking down towards the lake to sit down on the bank and just relax. The thirteen year old Roman did not cut an impressive figure, as she happened to be rather skinny and barely five foot one. She wore a baggy purple camp Jupiter t-shirt which though apparently her size appeared to be several sizes too big for her, she wore blue shorts and white trainers.

She ran her hand through her long black hair and let out a contented sigh when she reached the lake. Today was a good day.

Cassie must not have been concentrating for she bumped into someone. She recovered her balance, if she had been dressed up in Roman armour she probably would have lost it and made friends with the ground.
She looked at the other camper, Cassandra never saw the point of dresses but before she could open her mouth to speak the other girl apologised. Well it saved Cassie from doing it now.
"It is okay, we both need to look where we are going." Cassandra said with a small smile, hoping not to cause an incident here. Some of the campers took offence if you bumped into them. "Well nice bumping into you." Cassie joked poorly, but hey gotta have some form of a sense of humour right?

Evie laughed slightly, holding out her hand that was unoccupied by the phone and covered with her darling fingerless leather glove. "Evangaline Clark, loyal member to the Legion and the Fifth Cohort. Nice to bump into you as well."

Cassandra shook Evie's hand, but Cassie hand was bare, she did not really recognised the various brands of clothing she wore. Cassie had no sense of fashion. "Evangaline?" She echoed trying to pronounce it properly. "I'm Cassandra Issabell, fourth cohort."

"Pretty name," Evie replied. "So what brings you to the lake today?" Playing with her father's class ring, Evangaline looked out over the water. The sun was shining perfectly, the day nice and warm.

Cassandra's cheeks reddened at her compliment. The thirteen year old wasn't used to receiving many in the Legion, she wasn't ranked among their best, not to mention she had a slight tendency to come across as undisciplined. "Thanks." She stammered hoping that her blushing wasn't too obvious.
"Just fancied the walk, won a practice fight so I am pretty pumped you?" She inquired politely in turn.