Over the next few days, Aria slowly started to meet the other demigods at Camp Half-Blood. Percy and Annabeth introduced her to their friends, and they all welcomed her with open arms.
At first, Aria was hesitant and shy around the other demigods. She didn't know how to act around people, and she was scared of saying or doing the wrong thing. But as she spent more time with them, she started to feel more comfortable.
The other demigods were kind and patient with her, and they didn't judge her for being the daughter of Kronos. They saw her as a fellow demigod, someone who needed their help and support.
Aria started to join in on activities and training sessions, slowly learning how to control her powers and defend herself against monsters. She was amazed by the skills and abilities of the other demigods, and she felt proud to be a part of such a brave and strong community.
As she got to know the other demigods, Aria realized that she wasn't alone anymore. She had found a family, a group of people who accepted her for who she was and who were willing to help her through anything.
And as she looked around at her new friends, Aria felt a sense of gratitude and joy. She had never felt so happy before, and she knew that she had found her place in the world.
Aria had arrived at Camp Half-Blood with a sense of apprehension. She had never been around so many demigods before, and she wasn't sure how she would fit in. However, as she met Nico, Will, and Grover, she quickly realized that they were all kind and welcoming.
Nico, the son of Hades, was initially standoffish, but he warmed up to Aria over time. He was impressed by her ability to manipulate time, and he admired her bravery in the face of danger, which she had a talent of getting herself into danger. Aria appreciated Nico's quiet strength and his willingness to listen.
Will, the son of Apollo, was always cheerful and upbeat. He had a way of making Aria feel better, even on her darkest days. She appreciated his positivism and his ability to bring light into any situation.
Grover, the satyr, was kind and gentle. He was always looking out for the demigods, and he had a deep respect for nature. Aria appreciated his wisdom and his connection to the earth.
Overall, Aria felt like she had found a group of friends who accepted her for who she was. They didn't judge her based on her parentage, and they were always willing to help her when she needed it. Aria knew that she was lucky to have such wonderful people in her life.
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This chapter details the Aria's social life at camp, including her interactions with other campers and her thoughts about them.
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Fanfiction"We've all got both light and dark inside of us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are." Aria, daughter of Kronos, has spent her entire life in Tartarus, taught to hate the gods and everything they stand for. But whe...
