Tray-

I walked next to Sam and Jason. "Thanks, I don't like admiting to things like that." I admited. Sam smiled. "It's ok, I get it. I was scared half to death going into the underworld, I can imagine how you feel." Sam said. I smiled. "Ya, thanks." Jason whispered, "Tray, can I talk to you for a minute?" "Sure." I turned to Jenifer, Sam, and Nell. "We'll be right there, just give us a minute." They nodded. "Ok." Jenifer sounded suspicious. He lead me to the edge of a forest. "Why wouldn't you go down to the beach?" He asked. "I'm scared of the water. Just thinking about Poisidans little fishy friends coming and grabbing me and pulling me down, I just can't do it." I finished. He nodded like it made sense. "And, how'd you know to go to Miami?" He asked. Great, now I was gonna have to lie to Jason, could this get ANY worse?! "I just had a feeling it's where we should be." I lied. I knew by the look on his face that he didn't completely believe me, but he said nothing. "Let's go back before they begin to wonder." I said. He nodded, and followed me back. "So, where to next Jenifer?" Sam asked. I rushed up to Jenifer and whispered to her, "I know there's something at this warehouse, I, I think it's really important." I whispered. "Great, where is it?" She asked. "I told her wear it was. "Ok." I walked back inbetween Jason and Sam and Jenifer said, "I think we should go to Warehouse FL in Mamouth Park Warehouse &Co." She said. Her voice was so full of confidence and persistance that no one asked, why warehouse FL?

//Jenifer//

My stomach churned as I stood a few feet from the ocean. Warehouse FL... I thought. What if it was a trap? Tray and Jason stood next to each other, and Nell and Sam were playing with some fish, asking for directions or something. And me? Well, I was always scared. I belong in the sky, and here I am, next to the ocean and above the underworld. A shark could come up and eat me, or skeletons could pull me down. I looked up, force of habit, I guess, but I looked at the clouds. They were in a pattern, a group of five little cumulus clouds. There was a large cumulonimbus cloud, that looked like a square. A part of the square broke off, and formed into one of the biggest clouds that I'd ever seen in my life. Then it consumed and five little ones and floated back to the square. I don't know how I know, but that was our fate. "Tray, get over here, now. Sam, Nell, stop playing in the water. Jason, help them dry off. Tray and I need to talk." I said in a cool tone. Tray and I walked towards a pond, then walked back when we saw a face appear within the fish. Naids freak me out. Both of us, I guess. "Tray, I've been seeing things. I can't tell you how, but I have. We can't go to the warehouse. I-I don't know why, but if we do, we will all die. Horrible deaths. So, yeah, we can't go there." Yeah, we argued. Yeah, we fought. And yeah, we ended up spliting up. Tray and Nell went to the warehouse, but Jason and Sam agreed with me. That got Tray mad. But hey, I am the leader. I'm the princess of the gods. Who would believe the princess of dirt and worms? So Jason, Sam and I sat down next to the campfire to plan, and Tray and Nell went off into the forest.

///Nell\\\

As Tray and I walk into the forest, I trip over something.  I hit the ground so hard that I black out.  When I come to, I'm in my father's palace.  "Hello, Nell," he booms.  I wave, still a little dazed.  "Let's get right down to business," he goes on, "I need you to do me a favor."  I nod wordlessly.  "When you get where you are going, I need you to keep spraying water at Jenifer."  I try to ask why, but before I can, I black out again.

Tray-

I was extremely annoyed with Jason and Sam for not helping me. Still I was grateful for Nell. I've never really noticed how helpful Nell really was until now. "So, how do you think you're going to open the warehouse when you get there?" she asked. I thought about it. "No idea, I'm just gonna wing it." Nell smiled. "You do that a lot, don't you?" she asked. "Yup" I said without hesitation. "Force of habit I guess." She grinned. "Jason seems to like it." I blushed. "Anyway." We both laughed. After about 5 more minutes we were there. "Ok, here it is." The warehouse was average-looking, big, brown, made of wood. But I could feel the power inside of it. "Umm, Tray, what's in there?" Nell asked; she sounded worried. I couldn't blame her. "No idea, I'll just have to wing it." I walked up and smashed the lock with my knife. I opened the doors; inside you will not belive what I saw, a giant silver orb, but it showed the future. I had an idea. "Who gets the shell Poseidon gave me?" I asked it. It showed the picture of a girl, but she was covered in armor, so I couldn't see her face, but I heard her voice. "CHARGE!" Somehow I'd known it all along. "So whadya find?!" Nell called. I knew I had to tell her the truth. For some reason I knew she was the only one I could trust. "Nell, I need to talk to you. But you have to keep it a secret!" I walked out the door of the warehouse when something grabbed me. I couldn't see it, but Nell could. I could see the horror on her face. "Time to take that to the titans!" it growled. "You can't take me back there!" I shouted. Too late it plumeted down a hole, faster and faster, dragging me along with it.  When we reached the titans' lair it dropped me. "OW!" I shouted. "Deal with it tiny demi-god!" the thing snapped. I looked up but it was gone. "What the-?" I was cut off as a man walked toward me. He had on classic Greek armor, with a deadly looking celestial bronze sword in his belt. His face was covered by a mask, and I had a feeling I didn't want him to take it off. "What's wrong? Never seen a titan before?" He laughed. "No, not in person!" I snapped. "Watch your language with me." His eyes narrowed. "Did you bring it?" he asked greedily. I reluctantly held out the orb. "At last! The future is mine!" he shouted. "Show me the future!" His voice boomed and echoed around the room. Nothing happened. "Why isn't this working?!" He sounded ready to kill. "Try to be more specific?" I suggested. "Show me what will happen to the gods after I win the war." I had a bad feeling. Nothing happened. "Of course!" He slapped himself and I cringed at the horrible sound. "Only the chosen daughter of Hades can open this relic!" It sounded like it should have been obvious. "Um, what?" I asked confused. "Don't you know?" "Umm, obviously not," I answered. "Well there are three relics. Each daughter of the big three can open one. One of Poseidon's daughters opens that shell I know you have." How did he know?! "I see everything." As if he'd read my mind. "Anyway, only the daughter of Zeus can open her relic, and only you can open this one. I think the Zeus one has something to do with controling light or dark? Oh! That's right! Hers controls the power of opposites. Day and night, dark and light, water and fire, life and death. Well, actually not life and death. That power's reserved for Hades." I felt like vomiting. My dad held the power of life and death?! Did that mean I did too?! "Ya, well, hers is in like the Grand Canyon or something. Anyway, I need you to open this orb, and give me the power of telling the future!" His voice was so menacing I wanted to say, ya ok, sure. But of course, I didn't. "Nope." "What?" "Nope, nada, zip, zero, el zipo! No!" I repeated. The last thing I saw was those deadly black eyes staring into me, killing me from the inside. Then, of course, I fainted.

//Jenifer//

I sat up reluctantly. I knew it was a trap. I knew it. But she insulted me. And I don't do happy things if someone insults me. But I decided that it would be best for all of us to die and not three of us and leaving two of us left. I know. I'm crazy. But anyways, we packed up, sharpened our weapons (I knew there was going to be a fight, why not be prepared?), and soon we were off, to our deaths. We trudged through swamps, wandered over hills, and swam (with Sam's help) through rivers and lakes. By nightfall we had sight of the others and were in a few hours distance. We woke up early that next morning to try and catch up to them. I tripped over a rock but as I was falling, I imaginined a mattress of air under me and took a nap, floating in midair. Jason got mad at me and put his knees on it to push me off, but soon he asked me to make one for him because of its softness. Sam got mad so soon we were off again.

I have to do my homework so this'll be short.

//Jenifer//

I tried to soak that in. So I can control opposites. Maybe I'll be able to control everything, because almost everything is opposites. Night, day. Sunrise, sunset. Me, Tray. Black, white. You see what I mean? So I might be able to control the world. Better not get too cocky. Sam and Nell stared each other down, trying to figure out if she was the one who controlled all of the sea.

//Jenifer//

Raindrops fell on my stomach as I lay down, looking through the trees. Sam was sitting beside me, asking constantly what was going on. "Look. All I know, is that, well, Nick, Zeus was, oh, I don't know how to explain this. The point is, is that Nick is my brother, I guess. And, well, he has a prophecy of his own. All Zeus has told me is that, well, he has to kill me to complete it." She swallowed, and then made some lame excuse to water the trees or something. Tray came to the camp, along with the others. With Nick following. Great. My cup'a tea, eh? But anyways, Nick came, started a fire, and sat back to relax as the rain stoped falling (Yeah, I did that. Cool, huh?) as if he was at home. Tray and Jason sat on another log, Sam and Nell sat on another, so that left the only spot open was Nick or mud. I chose mud. "What, lil sister, don't wanna sit with me?" he asked. Jason frowned as if he was thinking, but Sam filled the rest in. Soon I was so tired' that I left to the peace and quite of my tent, away from any brothers.

Tray-

I walked around the tents restless; it was so annoying having nothing to do. Usually something exciting's happening, not now. I was so bored. Jason's head poked out of his and Nick's tent. "You better get some sleep; we have to figure out what we're doing next tomorrow," he said. I nodded. "Ya, I'm just so board." We sat down on a log. "What do you mean?" he asked. "Well, there just isn't anyone trying to kill us, and there's nothing life-threatening going on. It just feels weird." "Nick's here." Jason suggested. "Ya, but ya know what I mean."