"bring your sword along! a monster might take your pancakes away."

Despite the love of sleeping in late and the coziness of her bunk, Jaci was actually one of the first people in the mess hall that morning. It was more at the fact she had late night training and couldn't fall asleep after that. Instead, she found herself knocked out on one of the tables in the mess hall. It was probably at 5:00 in the morning when she woke up with bags under her eyes and a blinding headache. No one was there that morning so Jaci took the opportunity to harm her lungs again.
Even when people started to pour in, she continued to use up her cigarette pack. She didn't care for the smoke accumulating on her PTV band tee, ripped jeans, and vans. There wasn't a need to worry about her hair, which was a mess hidden underneath a red beanie, getting messed up for she didn't care about it. Didn't even care for the strange looks she was receiving, nor the fact that someone had placed their shield next to her.
Let's just say she was a little high.

A voice, an annoying voice, next to her made her turn her head, the cigarette dangling from her mouth. Well, there was a boy a couple seats away looking at her. Well, he seemed to be talking to her, but she couldn't really pay attention for the fact that his eyebrows were slightly weird. Like all pointed.

"Yes, I'm planning on gaining lung cancer when I get older. What about you?" She notched an eyebrow. "Planning on getting any diseases? Or perhaps you're hoping to lose a limb?" She gazed at his sword.

Jaci returned the scoff. He was her half-sibling? After all, he had said that he was a Bacchus child just like her and that intrigued her the slightest. She decided to sit up, taking the cigarette from her mouth and releasing some of the smoke into the air around.

"Normally those weirdos don't normally care what I do." She stated nice and clearly with a shrug. "Though if you're so worried, I'll stop." She dropped the cigarette on the floor, stepping and smashing it with her foot after. No more smoking for her today. Jaci soon looked up, a cheeky smile on her face.
"And I'm Jaci, daughter of Bacchus. Guess we're siblings Peter."

Jaci couldn't help but laugh, just the slightest. "Growing strawberries does sound pretty lame, guess I got the better side of the powers." She wasn't lying, for every party that she goes to is always awesome thanks to her. Thank goodness she didn't get the bad deal of the powers. "Then again, I'm not a first court either, 3rd suits my fancy." She smirked, just as she saw some of the stuck up 1st cohort kids file in. Some glanced at her, their annoying faces twisted in anger and other junk. Jaci loved that.

"They seem mad."

The scornful looks were not only aimed for her but for her half-brother as well. It seemed that they weren't as fond of him either, as he just explained. Jaci had to admit that she admired it for she was glad that her half-sibling isn't a goody-goody washout. But apparently the gazes kept turning scornful and Jaci just wanted them to turn away and leave her-no, them- alone.

"Peter Pan aye?" She teased as she turned bak to her half-brother, a smug grin replacing her emotionless one. "So can you fly? And where's your group of lost boys?" Well, she wasn't so much taunting for she enjoyed watching Peter Pan. A place where you don't age and have fun all the time. Sure, she was sure that Neverland wasn't as great but it didn't stop her kid mind when she was young.

Her eyebrows arched in a tiny surprise as she glanced back at the first cohort kids. The same mischievous gleam came to her eye's as she listened to Peter on the new Peter Pan story. He killed the lost boys? That actually sounds better than the Disney version.

"N offense but I could see you killing your friends." She nearly spat the cigarette out while she laughed, which kinda sounded like a hyena but still. She found her joke hilarious and didn't care that some people looked at her like a crazy person for laughing her a$$ off.
"But I would enjoy not growing up. It be better than worrying about growing up and becoming an adult."