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𝐇𝐔𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐒'𝐒 𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓 brought Iliya back a memory of 2 years ago, where when she were send to Westover Hall School. A night where Annabeth scaerfired herself and fell of the criff, a night where everything had turned upside down for Iliya Ivanova.
Couldn't help, she looked up as she saw a familiar constellation of Zoë Nightshade.
Phoebe had set up this silver tent pavilion thing right outside the cave. Inside was a kerosene heater keeping them toasty warm and a bunch of comfy throw pillows. Piper looked back to normal, decked out in a new parka, gloves, and camo pants like a Hunter. She and Hedge and Phoebe were kicking back, drinking hot chocolate.
Iliya smile and waved at them, Piper waved back, seems happier then before.
"Oh, no way," Leo said. "We've been sitting in a cave and you get the luxury tent? Somebody give me hypothermia. I want hot chocolate and a parka!"
Phoebe sniffed. "Boys," she said, like it was the worst insult she could think of.
Iliya giggles, her eyes lit up as if it were a thousand of stars in them. Then Phoebe noticed her and smirk, the huntress hand Iliya over, a warm blanket. "Thank you." Iliya mumble as her body started to get warmer.
"Your welcome," Phoebe whispering back.
"It's all right, Phoebe," Thalia said while smiling at Iliya and her huntress. "They'll need extra coats. And I think we can spare some chocolate."
Phoebe grumbled, but soon Leo and Jason were also dressed in silvery winter clothes that were incredibly lightweight and warm. The hot chocolate was first-rate.
"Cheers!" said Coach Hedge. He crunched down his plastic thermos cup.
"That cannot be good for your intestines," Leo said.
Thalia patted Piper on the back. "You up for moving?"
Piper nodded. "Thanks to Phoebe, yeah. You guys are really good at this wilderness survival thing. I feel like I could run ten miles."
Thalia winked at Jason. "She's tough for a child of Aphrodite. I like this one."
"Hey, I could run ten miles too," Leo volunteered. "Tough Hephaestus kid here. Let's hit it."
Naturally, Thalia ignored him.
It took Phoebe exactly six seconds to break camp, the tent self-collapsed into a square the size of a pack of chewing gum. Thalia ran uphill through the snow, hugging a tiny little path on the side of the mountain, Raya followed her quickly.
