aye aye sir

Reyna trudged along the shoreline, dodging a beach ball that was thrown her way. It was an autumn day, yet the temperature was mysteriously high. Well, for all the mortals that is. Being a demigod, the daughter of Athena knew perfectly well that Apollo must have been screwing up his flight schedules again.

“Damn it.” she sighed as she continued her stroll, looking around at the other demigods who came to the same place to escape the summer, or rather autumn, heat. Reyna wore a tank top and short skirt over her two piece underneath, along with the cowboy hat she stole from Rick after he destroyed her previous cap in a crazy experiment of his.

Headphones on, she blared Ticket to Ride for the 407th time this week into her ears. She felt like she made the greatest discovery ever, listening to this masterpiece of a Beatles single. Of course, hee moment of solitary, listening to music alone, was cut short when she saw a half sister of hers, which is curious, since not many Athenians leave the comfort of their air conditioned cabin.

“Heyyy!” she called out. “Did you get exiled too?”

It had been a very long day for Aria. Locking herself in the Athena cabin for the better half of the day, the young woman had decided to take a break from her current project and clear her head. Though she loved numbers and sequences and such, staring at them for to long could make your brain feel like it was melting. With that being said, she had decided to lounge about on the beach in her grey two piece, denim shorts covering the bottoms.

Lounging on a beach towel, feeling the sun against her skin, Aria would hear a somewhat familiar voice calling out to her. Propping herself up on her elbows, she smiled trying to remember the girls name. "No, not exiled," she said laughing. "Just trying to rest my brain a bit. What about you?"

“Exiled. By myself, of course, Ari, just so you might think the cabin has suddenly hated me or something.” she shrugged. The teenager dropped to the ground next to her sister. It was tradition that most kids in the Athena cabin don’t remember each other’s names. However, Reyna was never one for tradition. She remembered everyone’s names. She wiped the sand that got onto her shirt.

“I don’t like sand. It’s coarse, rou—sorry, just messing with you. Anyway, Ari, what’s poppin’? Aside from you being here, of course, what are you up to recently?”

Aria laughed. "Nothing much. I've been working on some minor coding. Nothing of real importance. A few biology relayed essays.."

While speaking, Aria was still going through her head trying to figure out the other girls name. Rachel? Raven? Reyna? Yes. Reyna. That was it. "What about you, Reyan?" she asked.