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fandomhigh2010-08-27 04:08 pm
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BWI Airport | Portalocity Lounge | Saturday Morning | August 28
In most instances, no one would bat an eye at seeing a boy and his dog. In this instance, some people might actually run away screaming at the sight of this boy and this dog. Percy Jackson didn’t look all that intimidating on his own. He was average height, dark haired and carried a ball point pen in the pocket of his jeans.
Of course, the huge hellhound sitting behind Percy might have turned a few heads if not for the Mist. Thankfully, most mortals didn’t see Mrs. O’ Leary, Percy’s inherited hellhound sitting lazily in the BWI airport lounge (how the hellhound had fit, Percy didn’t know).
Percy himself didn’t look as relaxed as his dog. His eyes were jumping left to right, almost as if he expected something to attack him or for Luke to emerge from the crowd with that more smirk than smile look on his face.
This was about the fourteenth school Percy had been to since age twelve. He didn’t expect it to last. He wanted to be at Camp Half Blood. Instead, he was waiting in an airport lounge for a shuttle to cart him and his hellhound to a place called Fandom.
Percy frowned. He didn’t think this day could get worse.
[Open shuttle bus! Mrs. O’ Leary is a big ole hellhound that most mortals probably would not see because of something called the Mist. If you’re not exactly all the way mortal, you’d see her though. She’s not going to attack anyone, I promise.]
Of course, the huge hellhound sitting behind Percy might have turned a few heads if not for the Mist. Thankfully, most mortals didn’t see Mrs. O’ Leary, Percy’s inherited hellhound sitting lazily in the BWI airport lounge (how the hellhound had fit, Percy didn’t know).
Percy himself didn’t look as relaxed as his dog. His eyes were jumping left to right, almost as if he expected something to attack him or for Luke to emerge from the crowd with that more smirk than smile look on his face.
This was about the fourteenth school Percy had been to since age twelve. He didn’t expect it to last. He wanted to be at Camp Half Blood. Instead, he was waiting in an airport lounge for a shuttle to cart him and his hellhound to a place called Fandom.
Percy frowned. He didn’t think this day could get worse.
[Open shuttle bus! Mrs. O’ Leary is a big ole hellhound that most mortals probably would not see because of something called the Mist. If you’re not exactly all the way mortal, you’d see her though. She’s not going to attack anyone, I promise.]
Re: Mingle [NS 08/28]
"And I'm guessing you're very out of your element here," Cindy replied, taking another glance at his clothes. "Don't worry. Fandom throws everyone for a loop when they first arrive."
That was supposed to be reassuring, yes.
Re: Mingle [NS 08/28]
"Out of my element is a good way to put it," William agreed. "This is my first time in the States." Yes, so far he was blaming all the strangeness on the fact that he was in the US. Denial: not just a river in Egypt, and all that.
Re: Mingle [NS 08/28]
"I can assure you that you'll find Fandom very different from what you're used to," Cindy said with a straight face. "Even moreso than this waiting area. I am quite certain you'll adapt."