⊹ ࣪ ˖ Camp Half Blood - Active Roleplay ˖ ࣪ ⊹ discussion

The cabin is made of marble: Black and gold on the left and white and gold on the right, reversed on the inside. There are torches lining the entrance, along with a broken wheel above the red door. There's a small porch with chairs. Inside, the furniture is all black and white depending on what side of the room it is in. Each bed can be taken apart to split in two if more campers arrive, along with a desk and dresser.

"It's definitely much warmer in here than it is out there, that's for sure," she remarked, a light laugh escaping her lips as she walked over to the bed. Her eyes sparkled with warmth and joy as she gazed at the little kitten curled up in a cozy blanket. "I'm really glad that the kitten will be nice and warm now," she added, reaching down to gently stroke its soft fur, her smile widening as the tiny creature nestled deeper into its new, snug spot.

After a thoughtful pause, she smiled widely and said, 'Hmm... maybe we should consider giving him or her a name. "How about Cobalt?" Her eyes sparkled with excitement as she continued, "or something like Fergie. I think that would be fun!" The joy in her voice was contagious, making it clear how much she was looking forward to this new addition.

“Ooooh, those names are absolutely fantastic!” she exclaimed, her eyes lighting up with delight. A broad grin spread across her face, revealing just how pleased she was with the suggestions.

"I'm pondering some names, and I'm leaning towards Felix because it has a cheerful ring to it. However, I'm also considering Fergie; I find it playful and unique. What are your thoughts on these names?"

``Did your aunt choose your name? I have a funny story about mine—apparently, the doctors were the ones who named me! My mother had a bit too much to drink right before she went into labor, and in the chaos of it all, I ended up with the name they decided on. It's kind of a wild tale, don't you think?``

“Oh, that’s truly sad,” she said, her voice filled with a soft melancholy as she sighed deeply. “I’m glad you had someone by your side during that time,” she added, her words laced with a hint of empathy. Still, her expression remained somber, with no smile to lighten the heaviness in her eyes.

``That's quite a silly name!`` she exclaimed, a bright smile spreading across her face. ``It suits her perfectly! Just look at little baby kitty Feefee!`` Her eyes sparkled with affection as she gently stroked the tiny feline, whose playful antics made the name feel all the more fitting.

``Yes, I had a pitbull puppy that I really loved, but my mom asked me to get rid of him, and that made me very sad. He was such an adorable little puppy with a playful personality.`` She sighed, reminiscing about the happy moments they shared. ``I really miss him.``

"Well, I decided to name him Comet," she said with a bright smile spreading across her face. "I thought it was fitting, like those magnificent celestial rocks that hurtle through space and zoom past our planet. There's something magical about them, don't you think?"

"It's perfectly fine if your perspective differs from mine," she said with a gentle chuckle, her eyes glancing away momentarily as a shy smile played on her lips. The lightness in her tone hinted at an understanding that varied opinions were part of the richness of conversation, and for a brief moment, her demeanor revealed both warmth and a touch of vulnerability.

“Yeah, that’s usually how it works, isn’t it?” she mumbled quietly, glancing down at her hands as she spoke. A thoughtful frown crossed her face as she contemplated the situation, her mind racing with possibilities and uncertainties. It seemed to her that things should follow a certain logic, but life often had a way of defying expectations.

"Heh, I suppose you're right," she replied with a slight smile, her eyes reflecting a mix of weariness and hope. "I may be jaded from everything I've experienced, but deep down, I still hold onto optimism for the future."

Her smile lingered on her face, a fragile expression that seemed to dance just above the surface of her emotions. Despite the joy in her eyes, there was an unmistakable hint of vulnerability, as if she were on the brink of tears. The corners of her mouth turned up, but a shimmer of unshed tears threatened to spill over, adding a bittersweet quality to her smile that spoke of both happiness and an underlying sorrow.

"I'm fine," she said, her voice wavering slightly as she wiped away the tears threatening to spill out. She took a deep breath, trying to steady herself. "Really, I am," she added, offering another shaky smile that didn't quite reach her eyes, as if she was trying to convince both herself and those around her that everything was okay.

She quickly nodded her head, a soft sniffle escaping her as she spoke. ``I’ve gotten so accustomed to keeping it to myself... It’s easier that way. When I do try to share what I'm feeling, people often just label me as crazy instead of offering any real support or understanding.``

She sniffled, just starting to sob in his arms. ``T-Thank you...`` she choked out after a few minutes.

(oh crap sorry- thought i had responded)

``R-Really...thank you....`` she choked out, sniffling. After a few minutes passed she lifted up her head, wiping the remaining tears.

She chuckled. ``So....what should we do now...?`` She asked, sniffling. ``Im open to just about anything``