Camp Half Blood

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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.]

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[fundemetal]

[Leo steps up to the stone face and places his hand on the wall. A second later his hand is in flames and the door to the bunker begins to open. He extinguishes the fire before turning back to Dirk and motioning him forward.]

Welcome to Bunker 9.

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[Dirk takes a few steps inside, and even behind the shades, it's obvious that he's taking in as much of it as possible. He definitely looks like he wants to get closer to some of the parts further away from him, especially the blueprints.]

Nice place you got here.

[fundemetal]

Yeah. It's pretty sweet, right?

[He starts leading Dirk around the bunker, pointing out things and giving him a chance to look at things before moving on.]

[shippingmath]

No wonder you keep this place to yourself.

[If Leo doesn't warn him off, Dirk will poke into everything.]

[fundemetal]

[Leo won't warn him off unless it's something dangerous.]

Not many people outside of Hephaestus cabin are even interested in this stuff. At least not in the making of phase.

[He points to a set of blueprints then turns to point to the ship in progress.]

This is what we're working on right now.

[shippingmath]

This being what?

[He goes to the blueprints first. It's easier to know what you're looking at when you've seen what it will become.]

[fundemetal]

The Argo II. Gonna be the most badass Greek trireme ever.

[shippingmath]

Sure. And how exactly is it useful if you're building it here?

[He still hasn't gotten to the "it flies" part of the blueprints.]

[fundemetal]

It'll be plenty useful. The ship will be able to fly when we're done with it.

[Leo points to a few places on the blueprints that show the flight mechanisms.]

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[Dirk doesn't say anything else for several moments as he stares at the blueprints, examining the places that Leo's pointed out, until he finally nods his understanding.]

Handy that you won't need a full team of oarsmen, either.

[fundemetal]

Yeah, that's a big help. Can't really risk that many lives for the quest. Not enough demigods here for one.

[He didn't mention that for two, there was a good chance that they might not succeed or even come back with everyone alive.]