"children of the sea come to thee,
children of wisdom rise to destiny,
power of 5 travels together,
sail to the bird’s nest,
The blood shall rain from the ship of doom,
and a choice to end all choice" was the prophecy she gave me.

Once I got back downstairs roger asked me, “So what did she say.” I told him the prophecy. He said that it meant I got to go on a quest to do something.
All I managed to say was' "W-wait what"
"A prophecy," Estelle said. Just then Emma walked in.
“Did I miss something?” she asked
“What do you think of this?” Roger said reciting the prophecy.
“Well children of sea‘ obviously means children of Poseidon, and children of wisdom means children of Athena’ ‘sail to the bird’s nest’ probably means we have to sail to Athena’s favorite spot. And ‘power of 5 travels together’ means 5 children of Athena and Poseidon at least two of each. And ‘blood shall rain from the ship of doom,’ probably means that there is going to be a bloody battle on a ship and finally ‘a choice to end all choices’ means someone is going to make a choice that will determine the fate of the world.”
“Well you got one step closer to outsmarting a prophecy, smart alec,” roger said.
“Well do you know where I’m going?” I asked trying not to sound impressed.
“Owls nest probably means Athena’s favorite place or something,” Roger said.
“Thank you for repeating what I just said, roger. And it probably means Athens in Greece or Athens Georgia here in America,” Emma said,
“And, who are you bringing?” Emma asked, “you can bring 4 others.”
“Do you want to go? , and I-I don’t know?”
“Sure we both want to go,” Emma said glaring at roger.
“Ok, ok, I was going to say yes anyway,” Suddenly there was a bunch of gasps from outside. We ran out to see what happen. Asa had been claimed by Athena! I ran up to him and asked if he wanted to go with me on my quest.
“I need another Athena child, wanna come on my quest?”
“Sure, why not,” Asa said with a smile but I couldn’t help but think about what was up and if we were going to survive.
“It’s okay, we’ll survive,” Asa said like he was reading my mind.
I didn’t answer. To break the awkward silents we bickered about which is better, cats or dogs. Then we parted to go to our cabins. I gave him a piece of paper with the prophecy written on it.
“Thanks,” he said and ran off to his cabin to pack, I did the same. We were going to leave tomorrow and we had to pack before it was dinner time or we would have to skip dinner. In normal cases like this, I would have skipped but it could be my last meal at camp… Unless we survived.

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