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when i run through the deep dark forest
Who: Derek and you
What: Monthly full moon log
Where: The North Woods
When: January 15
Why: This is going to get repetitive really fast. Full moon, Derek, camp full of nosy people. Added bonus of SHIT THERE'S WEREWOLVES RED ALERT.
The fact that Derek has to be smuggled into the woods doesn't sit well with him in the least, but it's better than someone catching him in the act of heading out there by himself. Between campers being on high alert, the camp heads watching everything like hawks (at least they know about him, but still), and the general problem of harpies on top of Lycaon's wolves outside of the camp, he can't exactly put up too much of a fight over it.
He has literally no other choice.
Maybe he could just lock himself away in Cabin 13, but his nerves are so frayed that he doesn't think it's exactly the best idea. Resisting the shift isn't difficult, exactly, but it puts strain on him when he does it and he's not exactly fit to deal with that.
But once he's in the woods, away from the rest of camp and surrounded by the trees and the silence of the night in the January air, he feels a little bit better. Now, it's just a matter of finding the people that will inevitably be out tonight-- and finding out whether they're the ones he needs to avoid, or the ones he needs to talk to before he succumbs to the pull of the moon.
What: Monthly full moon log
Where: The North Woods
When: January 15
Why: This is going to get repetitive really fast. Full moon, Derek, camp full of nosy people. Added bonus of SHIT THERE'S WEREWOLVES RED ALERT.
The fact that Derek has to be smuggled into the woods doesn't sit well with him in the least, but it's better than someone catching him in the act of heading out there by himself. Between campers being on high alert, the camp heads watching everything like hawks (at least they know about him, but still), and the general problem of harpies on top of Lycaon's wolves outside of the camp, he can't exactly put up too much of a fight over it.
He has literally no other choice.
Maybe he could just lock himself away in Cabin 13, but his nerves are so frayed that he doesn't think it's exactly the best idea. Resisting the shift isn't difficult, exactly, but it puts strain on him when he does it and he's not exactly fit to deal with that.
But once he's in the woods, away from the rest of camp and surrounded by the trees and the silence of the night in the January air, he feels a little bit better. Now, it's just a matter of finding the people that will inevitably be out tonight-- and finding out whether they're the ones he needs to avoid, or the ones he needs to talk to before he succumbs to the pull of the moon.
- ( As always, prose/bracket and I'll reply to match. uwu* )
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"I appreciate it." At least he can sound sincere when he says that, even if he's curiously watching what the magician does.
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"I really don't want to know what would happen if you fight the transformation, and we really don't want anyone shooting you because they think you're one of those monsters out there." He pauses for a second, thinking. "Though if you wanted to scare that human boy in Hermes, I won't say no." Dean is a dick and Tybalt does not like him.
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His eyebrows raise again, but in a more amusedly interested way. "Was that the dick you were talking about?"
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So when Scott knocks, he comes to the door, quirking a halfhearted but grateful look at the younger Roman.
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And he has an idea, but he doesn't want to suggest it until they're actually out there.
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He nods a little, then gestures to Derek. "You ready?"
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"Ready. Let's get moving."
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Lydia, & Maybe 2 Companions, & Derek and maybe OH SHIT WOLVES idek
Chiron may not have given his blessing, but he did give his permission, and while she's not entirely sure this is the best idea, she has a hunch she wants to pursue. So she's following what she believes to be her previous footsteps from that fugue over a month ago, as silently as possible. Every sound, every sight feels heightened under the light of the full moon, and absently Lydia wonders if she checked the calendar for that night, if she'd discover it had been a full moon then as well.
She knows Lycaon's forces are stalking the borders of the camp, so she tries to avoid skirting the edges, but there's a point at which she's not even sure anymore. She knows the direction of camp and she knows to keep moving forward. Even armed with blades and her whip, she knows she's no match for a werewolf. It gives her reason to keep an eye out for trees to climb, rocks to hide behind.
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Sounds exactly like his luck, actually.
Lydia had snagged his help when they'd met up to discuss truffle making and plans for the holiday next month, and while Peeta knew she could take care of herself, she also wasn't exactly a combatant like a lot of the other people in camp were. And what with the werewolves out in the trees, if she needed to go wandering around, he wanted her to do so with some backup. His particular combat set might not be the best for dealing with fanged beasts, since it was so much more geared to close-range combat than anything further than a foot and a half away, but he was still better than nothing and his plant-senses would give him an extra couple of levels of helpfulness in the woods. To that extent when he catches up to Lydia at last, he's come prepared with his bronze knuckles and his long knife - but also with some small cloth bags of seeds that could produce some very angry-looking plants.
He'd used the trees to follow her path and catch up to her, and when he's within hearing distance Peeta gives a soft whistle to let Lydia know someone's behind her and so he doesn't get stabbed. "Find anything yet?"
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Her lips press together in frustration. "But we can't help him if we can't find him."
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Like hell she's sitting this one out
Well then Sojourner is up, slipping out the front door and tugging her combat boots on. She pauses a few feet away, checking her
utilitybelt to make sure that she has her daggers, throwing knives, pepper spray, brass knuckles and other various weapons before tugging her goggles over her eyes.And given the circumstances, Sojourner couldn't help but break out her old uniform. When in doubt, confuse the enemy by appearing to be a cosplayer. You'd be surprised how often it worked for her back home. Really, in the end, old habits die hard and Sojourner feels more comfortable slipping out and patrolling as Sparrow rather then Sojourner.
Stretching her arms above her head she takes a deep breath, then takes off for the woods. Sorry Lizzie, but she can't lay low any more.
gdit gurl.
These Greek kids have this bad habit of running around on full moons when they shouldn't, and if now isn't one of those times he would literally eat his jacket. He picks it up some time after curfew rolls around and he's shifted, and makes a point of trying to avoid it to the best of his abilities. He doesn't want to see anyone that isn't already in the know, not when his nerves are on edge and the entire camp's up in arms against wolves.
At the very least, he can pass for one of Lupa's wolves if he stays inside the woods and on the paths she usually leads her pack through. So long as he stays away from the border of the camp-- for as much as he wants to patrol it-- he should be fine.
Maybe.
hey, hey, don't hate
It's been an hour or so since she slipped out, which means it's time for a small break! Sitting down beneath a tree Sojourner pulls out a small canteen from one of the larger pockets followed by a nutrigrain bar. So far so good. She hadn't seen anything out of the ordinary.
Which, of course, is when she hears something approaching. Of course. In a flash she's back on her feet, dropping her nutrigrain bar and canteen in favor of pulling out a dagger. Her nerves aren't eased when she spots a black wolf. One of Lupa's? No way, they would be patrolling together, wouldn't they?
... Oh great.
w/e she gets to meet a friendly at least
Derek watches her for a moment where she's taken a seat, ears flicked up and towards her even as she gets back up to her feet, swaps out her canteen and bar for her dagger. He doesn't seem too perturbed by the weapon overall, though his eyes do drop down to it briefly as he takes stock of it. But when he lifts his gaze back up to Sojourner's face, his ears swivel sideways into something that looks vaguely annoyed, his expression almost judgmental.
Honestly, if he were human, it'd scream really?, because what is with these people and not listening to their camp heads.
There's no attempt to come closer, but he certainly doesn't turn his back on someone that's skittish and has a weapon.
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Really Sojourner is all bark and only a little bite. She's sizing him up, thinking of the best moves to use if need be.
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There's kids in this camp that don't quite know how to fight yet, and plenty of others who don't even know the first thing about fighting werewolves or protecting themselves from one. That's where he comes in. Callie's got his silver knife, but Dean still has plenty of silver bullets, and he's heading out into the woods tonight to see what he can do to reduce the threat.
I was waffling on whether you got a wolf or a person for the longest time.
It makes him a little wary, considering the closer he gets to it the stronger the gunpowder is. He's not had very kind experiences with guns in the past, truth be told, and for as much as he knows there are gun wielders at the camp...
Well, it's a little offputting. He follows the trail at a distance, when he comes across it. Trying to avoid whoever it is, but eventually his luck is going to run out and he knows it.
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And there it is. It's soft, barely audible, and the gun's up in an instant, Dean searching for a target. He doesn't say anything, not wanting to give his presence away anymore than he probably already has. But the moon is bright and before long, he sees the gleam of it in an eye.
A wolf. But it is a werewolf, or just a camp regular?
"You one of Lycaon's?" he calls out boldly, eyes narrowed. Maybe it is just a regular old wolf, but Dean doesn't have any reason to trust that. The odds of it in a camp full of godly kids on the night of the full moon are slim to none, and he's not taking chances.