Camp Half-Blood --- God's Fate --- Open for joining!

- xD I can't remember where any of my characters were last so I was just going to restart them somewhere new lol -

Axel eyed her oddly as she wiggled her fingers around. She looked like an evil witch experimenting with her potions. It was honestly amusing to watch. Axel practically gagged at her serious response,
"Ew, God no, I can't stand a conversation with anyone here, I'd rather just not know." He said with a disgusted expression, glancing over his shoulders at scurrying campers by the pavilion.

Axel was a bit surprised at her dramatic act. He didn't expect sarcastic and dramatic teasing to be part of their conversation. Granted he didn't expect them to even be having this long of a conversation anyway, so maybe he just assumed wrongly about something for once in his life. Genuinely he wasn't completely sure how to respond. He was plenty sarcastic and dramatic, but not with actual people that weren't his family. In a lazy attempt to recover, he quickly covered his mouth with his hands and gasped.
"Oh no! Oh the tragedy!" Axel laid his hand on his forehead in a feminine gesture to pretend to faint.
"Oh my harsh words! Oh what shall I do? Do you need CPR?!"

Axel gasped and placed a hand over his heart in mourning. At her seriousness he dropped his act. A small smile tugged at the corner of his lips as he leaned back on one hand and sighed as if disappointed.
"Ah, well that throws my plans off. I was gunning for mouth to mouth to try to resuscitate you." He smirked faintly and shrugged, "But it's really not worth getting stabbed over. I think I can do without."

Axel gave short laugh as he noticed color moving to her cheeks. Raising his eyebrow at her statement, he smirked,
"Oh yeah?" He sat up straight and propped his arms on his knees, leaning forward.
"Like what?" He challenged, a mischievous smile making a faint appearance on his face.

Axel was struggling to resist is growing urge to grin at her very obvious embarrassment. He could only assume it was because this sort of conversation was one she didn't often have, considering she hardly talked to people at this camp. Part of him wanted to push it just a little further, but letting himself loose enough to blatantly mess around and playfully flirt made him uncomfortable. So he made the safer choice and took a mental step back, closing his personal shell back up a bit. Axel leaned away from her blazing red face and arched his eyebrow, his attitude more nonchalant and uninterested than before.
"You've got herpes." His voice deadpanned. "I knew you were a wild girl. But that is just......geez....I am blown away."

Axel shrugged a bit and smirked as she covered her face up.
"Well you really left it all to my imagination. Diseases....no kissing... I mean that's just leaving the door wide open." He gestured toward her face casually,
"I think you should put more sunscreen on, you're looking really, really, really, really red in the face." Axel commented sarcastically with a knowing smirk. However he couldn't resist one last poke at her. He leaned forward and arched an eyebrow,
"Unless I did that.....being the bold boy that I am."

Axel grabbed at his chest and fell back.
"Oh the pain." He said dramatically before returning to his original sitting position.
"Well that sunburn came on pretty fast, I'd be careful if I was you." He said lightly, but smirked at her in complete disbelief of her excuse.

Axel merely grinned, deciding that continuing to bother her about her blushing would get nowhere.
"Theatre class would've been blessed to have me. Sadly, I decided it wasn't interesting enough for me." He shrugged a bit, looking around them at their surroundings for the first time since they had started talking. It was already starting to get dark.
"How fast do you think we'd die outside of this place?" Axel asked randomly, finally turning back to Eris, "I'd give us a week, maybe two."

Axel rolled his eyes, mimicking her body posture.
"I think you'd go down first. I'm not as good looking to them." He said vaguely, uncomfortable with heavily discussing the 'monsters'. Most of it got deep into the whole mythology surrounding his blood line, a fact he liked to avoid talking and thinking about. It just made it more real, which makes it harder to ignore.

Axel laughed at her unexpected wink and sudden confidence.
"I think you're forgetting that I was more than happy to take on the crazy angry Hades spawn earlier today." He said lightly, arching his eyebrow, feeling a bit challenged.
"I welcome death, I don't run from it."

Axel smirked a bit and shook his head.
"Absolutely, but will I? Nope" He said sarcastically, shrugging his shoulders.
"Then again doesn't everyone here need someone to talk to? We're all a little messy."

(Sorry, for short reply, I moved into college and have a lot going on)

(Nice! When do classes start for you?)

Axel gave a short laugh and looked at her in disbelief.
"Right, because you definitely look like you have it all together." He teased lightly, waving his hand in her general direction. While he didn't think she was a complete mess, it was pretty obvious she had some stuff to figure out. Axel laid back and stared at the canopy of leaves above.
"Honestly, I've wanted to ditch this hell hole since day one. But the statistics just don't click. And my lack of knowledge on how this stupid world works makes me an easier target. Then theres the constant struggle between numbers and singularity. Normally numbers make a pack stronger, but from my understanding, it'd make me more of a target. But staying out as a loner presents serious dangers when it comes to large packs of predatory creatures coming after you." Axel pondered, mostly talking to himself. He'd spent years debating with himself the best course of action. Logic told him to simply stay in camp, and when all other options result in a most imminent death, it would seem he should stay at camp. However, that solid logic was the one piece of solid data he refused to listen to. It went against his agenda and he was a firm believer that there would always be some other answer, he just wasn't thinking hard enough.

(Oh! Are you excited?)

Axel turned his head to look at her in surprise.
"What?" He said quickly, his reflex response when startled. Trying to recover to avoid offending her, he quickly propped himself up on his forearms, looking at her closely.
"I mean, it would be really dangerous. The kind of attention you'd attract on your own is massive, and my presence certainly wouldn't help us out any. We are most likely to end up severely outnumbered against a crazy strong army of creatures." Axel glanced her up and down, still wondering if there was something about his original evaluation of her that he missed. This was unexpected.
"I'm up for it as much as the next guy, but if we're going to do it, we might as well try our hardest to survive, not just throw ourselves to the highest bidder."