Dirk Strider (
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bombyx_mori2013-06-29 05:39 pm
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Camp Half Blood
Welcome, Demigods!
"If you're reading this because you think you might be one, my advice is: close this book right now. Being a half-blood is dangerous."
[Basically, if you've ever wanted to throw your character into the world of Heroes of Olympus, now you can! Make them a Greek demigod! Make them Roman! Make them a Satyr if you want. Just make it so that they've always been here (If they have, all the better for them.) Post with a few options, or let people respond with their own! Have fun.]
Bekku Nanaki
[Nanaki didn't enjoy having her demigod powers. Sure, she found them useful, and she wouldn't give them up even if she had the chance, but her powers were...troublesome, to put it gently.
Being a child of Apollo, she was expected to be a lot of things. A seer, however, was not one of them. Demigods with future-sight were a rarity, and Nanaki's particular kind of future-sight was even rarer.
She tried her best to fit in at camp, but she never talked about her powers when she was asked. Instead, she could be found doing all sorts of odd things around camp: hammering down that one loose board, moving a random fallen log in the middle of a forest, changing around locations of flags during capture the flag, that kind of thing. Every time she did something weird, it was for her own purposes, and she never explained any of it, even when she got caught in the middle of one of her tasks.]
[OPTION B: Your scenario]
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Yo, sis. You want some help with that?
[He can understand her not wanting to talk about her future-sight. Dave's own is pretty odd, only showing him the possible future of decisions he makes that are important in the grand scheme of things. Even then, it's not like Dave can will it to happen. It just kinda happens whenever Apollo wants it to. Or whoever gives him the vision.]
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Yeah, help me roll these logs down to the lake.
[They're kind of big, but they're on an open hill, so once they get rolling they'll be fine. They have an hour or so until Nanaki's vision will come to pass, so they have time to move them all.]
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Will do, ma'am.
[Dave helps her out with the logs.]
I take it you saw somethin' that needs some logs to prevent?
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[They can't roll onto campers and pin them underwater if they're already in the lake.]
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[It doesn't stop him from helping, though.]
All the logs need to go in?
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[She's been pretty good about getting all the different non-humans at camp mad at her, might as well piss off the naiads too.]
Yeah, all of these here. It's only a few, so I hope they don't mind much.
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[He hopes, anyway.]
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[They've always been kind of catty, in her experience.]
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[He shrugs as he pushes the last log down the hill, dusting his hands off.]
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I'll leave it to you to use your flirting magic, then. Thanks for your help.
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Most people start ignoring it, but this particular task she's attempting is in the middle of everything, so Dirk stops and watches for a moment.]
Want help?
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Well, can you climb trees pretty well?
[Today her task in question involved cutting two branches off of one of the very tall trees in one of the more traveled parts of camp. It probably wasn't the best idea, since there were all kinds of nature spirits around who would give her shit for it, but it was better than having five campers crushed a couple days from now.]
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[There aren't many trees to be found, growing up in Houston, but there was a tower on the roof that could be climbed, and Dirk did so occasionally.
And without further ado, he grabs one of the branches and begins to pull himself up.]
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About two-thirds of the way up, Nanaki stops near a branch. Said branch is halfway-broken-through already, so sawing it off won't be difficult.]
Okay, do you want to hold the rope, or cut the branch?
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[Dirk braces himself on some of the lower branches, and holds out a hand for the saw.]
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You're not worried about people seeing you with me? They might think you're weird too.
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[He doesn't even look up from getting the sawing started to say it.]