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You know, for a while, my brain was trying to decode the prophecy and the fact that Percy and I were part of a "tragic love story" during, before, or after the titan-olympian war. And again, other people and thoughts interrupted me. Well... my thoughts at least. "Annabeth, Annabeth! It's time to go!" Grover screamed. I sighed and left the arena. As we were walkling, I looked around. The camp looked like a military school. Armor and magic items filled every nook and cranny, and fellow campers were running around and preparing defenses. The Apollo cabin even set up a first-aid tent. The cabins were the only refuge from the "miltary school". In fact, Percy looked more serious than ever. He even was acting brave, and was less of an idiot. I barely call him Seaweed-Brain now. And, he looked cuter. Alot. Again, many campers went ga ga over his charm. Just like Luke..... plus, almost every girl wants to date him. Just like Luke... Heck, I'm sure nobody ever noticed this because he never was like this. His eyes had a cheerful gleam, and he smiled alot.
He told me he would never betray Olympus. Kronos caused him enough pain. I laugh at that, not because it's silly, but it's so true, I almost want to... nevermind. Anyway, Argus drove us to the airport. Luckily, Thalia had convinced her dad, Zeus, that it was a bad idea to shoot her friend and the main 'tool' out of the sky if the Olympians were to win. So, we (him) were safe for now. I thanked Argus for the drive here and we went to our plane. Grover insisted I sit next to Percy, and Karri was arguing over the seat next to me with an old man. I slept the entire ride, well, Percy did. I read an architechture book. The plane landed about 4 hours later, and I was kind of lucky I didn't have to wake him up. The old man arguing with Karri did that with his extra-loud snoring. I dragged our luggage into a rental car Grover got. I think it was a lamborghini, just like the one Percy had told me Grover 'rode' on their quest for me and Artemis. He said we had three rooms at a Hyatt near my house. I lead him onto the right streets, and we immidiatley chose our rooms. One for the girls, two for the boys. I found it a little unfair.