The End of Everything

Girls Are Wierd

Thia's POV

I was vaguely aware that the previous night I'd been carried into my room and settled in bed. I wasn't used to staying up so late let alone having such a wild party experience. All through the night though something seemed to bug me. Like I was forgetting something important but had no idea what it was.

The feeling persisted even in the morning. I woke up and headed downstairs to find Mom and Mama asleep and snuggled up beneath a blanket on the couch. Smiling to myself I ran over and jumped on top of them. "Sneak attack!"

"Oof! Ugh you're heavy!" Mama grunted buried beneath Mom who was laughing at me. "Lay off the food Thia."

"Haha. Very funny," I laughed, only cuddling closer to them. We spent a lot of the morning messing around but this was the week I prepared to travel to Europe. I was setting up my first camp in whatever location I thought was best. In truth, I had pictured at least one camp in every country. A safe place for all of the demigods in the world no matter their godly parent.

I wasn't used to planning or figuring out such extensive plans and ideas but I had two well equipped and amazing parents. Mom taught me how to make blueprints and though it was a lot of calculating and redrafting we finally figured out the proper design after three evenings.

Mama made sure I understood to spare supplies and helped me find the best route to my destination. I spent most of the late hours of the night studying it until it was ingrained in my memory.

The position of being Order's Ambassador brought along privileges and responsibilities I hadn't known. I spent a full two mornings on Olympus before the court of Olympians.

"Your mission is most honorable," Athena noted. "It is a very well needed step towards peace and global unity. It would ease difficult times between warring communities."

"I agree. It would be a positive step to integrate our young hero's plans," Hades nodded, stroking his chin. "However I assume such plans need assistance."

"Yes," I nodded. "I personally don't have the capabilities or qualifications to provide and arrange all of the materials needed. The workforce alone is very important not to mention the cost of providing for labor."

"You're asking for supplies then," Poseidon mused,,shifting in his seat. "What exactly do you have in mind?"

"Well these camps would need a steady source of income for funding. Just like Camp Half Blood since it would be too young to self support as New Rome does. While Strawberries work here grain would most likely be beneficial elsewhere." Swallowing, I contemplated my next train of thought. "It would also provide for communities that don't have enough. Poorer countries that suffer from industrial Giants such as the United States and China. Extras could ease the troubles in neighboring areas."

"A very wise and philanthropic idea," Athena smiled warmly. "You ask for a blessing in rich soil?"

"Whatever you can provide I would be more than appreciative of." My gaze shifted to find Demter.

"I will provide such blessings. It would stimulate the lacking agricultural industry in specific areas," Demeter agreed. It was a win-win for both of us. Just as I'd calculated.

"Wonderful. Thank you." I gave a small bow of respect. "With that settled the next issue comes with materials."

"Wood and stone to build cabins, a small armory and mess hall, and a big house of their own. Is that all?" Hepheastus asked looking at the list I'd provided.

"For the time being yes. Just to get the camp settled," I explained. He nodded, contemplating my request.

"How do you plan on bringing demigods to this camp? They will need a leader, a teacher," Zeus frowned in thought.