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Jun. 28th, 2014 12:33 pmWho: Entire Camp
What: It is time to say good bye to friends, time to scatter, and hopefully, time to win.
Where: Campfire
When: Forward Dated to August 27
Why: Because all things must come to an end, and thus this chapter comes to an end.
Note: Past and present campers can tag into this thread. If you dropped the game, we would love to have your characters make an appearance.
It was a beautiful night, not unlike many other nights during the summer. Except this night was very different from other nights. This was the final night before many would be leaving camps in groups.
They were leaving, but not like when the summer campers would leave. No this time campers were leaving in various sized groups with the intention of taking the fight - at long last - to the Red Room. It had taken a summer of planning but it was finally time to move.
So tonight was the final night the camp would have all together, and what better way to see people off then with a camp fire? As per Camp Half-Blood tradition.
The fire sprang to life before the sun fully set and the nymphs have set about setting up picnic tables full of snacks and drinks. The fireflies are out, and the air is cool. Come stop bye to say goodbye, whether you are one of the groups leaving or staying behind. Take advantage of the evening, enjoy the peace and quiet.
What: It is time to say good bye to friends, time to scatter, and hopefully, time to win.
Where: Campfire
When: Forward Dated to August 27
Why: Because all things must come to an end, and thus this chapter comes to an end.
Note: Past and present campers can tag into this thread. If you dropped the game, we would love to have your characters make an appearance.
It was a beautiful night, not unlike many other nights during the summer. Except this night was very different from other nights. This was the final night before many would be leaving camps in groups.
They were leaving, but not like when the summer campers would leave. No this time campers were leaving in various sized groups with the intention of taking the fight - at long last - to the Red Room. It had taken a summer of planning but it was finally time to move.
So tonight was the final night the camp would have all together, and what better way to see people off then with a camp fire? As per Camp Half-Blood tradition.
The fire sprang to life before the sun fully set and the nymphs have set about setting up picnic tables full of snacks and drinks. The fireflies are out, and the air is cool. Come stop bye to say goodbye, whether you are one of the groups leaving or staying behind. Take advantage of the evening, enjoy the peace and quiet.