Avery wasn't exactly fitting in seamlessly in this new camp. She smiled a lot, which ironically enough was frowned upon. She had no issues walking up to strangers and introducing herself, which was apparently an odd thing here. She avoided training like the plague, which seemed to be their favorite thing in all of the world to do. She wasn't exactly finding it easy to figure out, but she didn't mind the learning process. It was something new. She missed her old camp of course. Nothing and nowhere could ever replace that but being in a new place had its own unique advantages. There was something nice about the pure newness of it all. So she had continued to be herself and let the chips fall as they may.

Today had been a nice one so far. She had managed to sit out for an entire training session without having to pick up one thing. The key to that had been to ask lots and lots of questions. She didn't know whether the instructor was flattered by them or genuinely thought that she had never handled a bow and arrow in her life. She was fine with either one. She had nothing to prove. Despite having been around bows and arrows for five years she had genuine questions as to what they had instructed her to do. They stood differently than Camp Half-Blood campers did. The arrows were shaped oddly. The targets were completely different. It hadn't been a hard reach to find the questions. They had served their purpose though and she happily went on to her next assignment without having to fire one, her next assignment being lunch.

The brunette daughter of Hermes walked in, giving a smile to a passing Roman girl who looked at her in return as if she had three heads. Avery didn't mind of course. Inside she went, stopping only briefly to glance around to where the Greek kids sat. Her eyes scanned over the few who she saw before landing on a familiar blonde. Avery smiled brightly before making her way to Scarlett, sitting down across from her. "Mind if I join you?"