Reyna POV
There was a fight when the campfire was happening.
After the fight, most of the campers went to the infirmary to clean up the scratches and cuts.
After than I said good night to Luke and went to the Athena cabin.
Since my mother was Bellona goddesses of war and in the greek said Athena was the goddesses of war.
Honestly, I thought I was nothing similar to those brainy kids
They were always reading, or studying.
My only friend in the cabin was Malcolm and Annabeth.
Before Luke, I was in a relationship with Malcolm, but it didn't work out. I was sad, but he and I were good friends. Luke helped me get out of the sadness.
I brushed my teeth and went to sleep.
It was end of Day #3
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When I woke again all of them were studying.
I went and freshened up.
I went to get breakfast
"Reyna, be ready to be a girlfriend for my friend Tyler" Mark said with a grin
"Talk after the battle" I said
Annabeth and the other girls were also bothered like this, but Annabeth had one difference. She took her dragger and put it against Mark's throat
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Finally it was the battle
Mark took 6 boys with him
Tyler Vylon son of Apollo
Mitchell Lerman son of Aphrodite
Steve Stephen son of Demeter
Douglas Brin son of Demeter
Ellis Wakefield son of Ares
Austin Lake son of Apollo
Percy was paired with Mark
Jason with Tyler
Frank with Mitchell
Leo with Steve
Luke with Douglas
Nico with Ellis
Tyson with Austin
Percy beated the pulp out of Mark
so did the others
Team Mark was defeated
Mark and the others tried to run away, but we blocked them
"Ready Mark, to be beaten up" Percy asked
"Boys, can we also join" Annabeth asked
"Sure" he said
we joined them and beat Mark up
At the end, he had a black eye and multiple cuts and scars
I was so happy
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Babysitting the Gods
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