Gretchen scooted forward, "So... How does somebody get claimed?" She asked curiosly, "How do they find out who their godly parent is? Is it a quiz? I sure hope it is because I love quizzes!" She chattered excitedly.

"Who said anything about gods?" Faelin asked, instantly suspicious. "And who loves tests?" She said more skeptically.

"True." Chase replied."And pretty much a simbol just appears ontop of your head."

Gretchen snorted, "Well isn't this some magical place where Greek Mythology is true? Considering that it is true so must be the gods. Also, he was talking about children of Appolo, if my mind is working correctly then we should all have a god as our parent, otherwise we wouldn't be allowed in like the monsters. Also, I like tests." Gretchen said in a matter of factly order.

"She's a loon." Faelin said, "I'm sure of it."

Gretchen's face turned red with anger, "I AM NOT!" She shouted angrily, as she grabbed a book -of mini quizzes- out of her pocket and threw it as hard as she could at Faelin.

Chase sighed."At least someone understands Mythology."

Faelin dodged the notebook and gave the girl a cold hard stare. "Throw one more thing or insult at me and you'll end up in the Greek death world." She said coldly.

Chase groaned."It's called the Underworld, and can you two girls stop fighting? Or I'll call in the Pegasi."

"I think you mean the underworld, with Hades. Learn to read girl!" Gretchen screeched.

Gretchen's eyes widened, "Pegasi..."

"Winged horses." Faelin said, "and to you, learn some self-control."

"Yes, Pegasi." Chase replied, and he moved to the door."I will."

"I know what Pegasi are! And you need to learn how to accept others for who they are!" Gretchen yelled, tears springing from her eyes.

"Uhhhh..... I'll be leaving now."Once again. He hated people crying, he stepped out the doorway.