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[ Natalie has always been a private person. It might be obvious to those who are especially concerned about her that she hasn't been seen in a couple of days since the quest departure.
What a waste of her last drachma for the month, she thinks.
She doesn't want to bog anyone down with her troubles - there are things far bigger than her happening all around, and she is only one girl, one girl who likes to think she can handle it all, but in truth is unprepared for everything sent her way. The only person worse than Natalie at trying to fool the world is her own father, who she had spoken to via Iris Message just after Leo and the others left.
There are a few signs to her poor state, like two singed targets at the archery range and a trail of smoke that follows her when she finally emerges from her various treks around camp and away from everything else. She leans against a stone column outside of Hecate cabin and pulls her parka hood over her head, hugging herself around her empty stomach.
Your vision might go a little haywire if you approach her, with various dizzying effects. She's having a few control problems. ]
( ooc | preemptive warning for discussion of mental illness as portrayed in her canon. nat isn't entirely clear about the subject. )
What a waste of her last drachma for the month, she thinks.
She doesn't want to bog anyone down with her troubles - there are things far bigger than her happening all around, and she is only one girl, one girl who likes to think she can handle it all, but in truth is unprepared for everything sent her way. The only person worse than Natalie at trying to fool the world is her own father, who she had spoken to via Iris Message just after Leo and the others left.
There are a few signs to her poor state, like two singed targets at the archery range and a trail of smoke that follows her when she finally emerges from her various treks around camp and away from everything else. She leans against a stone column outside of Hecate cabin and pulls her parka hood over her head, hugging herself around her empty stomach.
Your vision might go a little haywire if you approach her, with various dizzying effects. She's having a few control problems. ]
( ooc | preemptive warning for discussion of mental illness as portrayed in her canon. nat isn't entirely clear about the subject. )
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Something up, Natalie?
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I forgot to have breakfast. [ Natalie says, her voice rough from lack of use for a day or so. She clears her throat a few times, at least looking a little sheepish when she looks up to see her cabinmate, pushing the fur of her hood aside. ]
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[Rhys is actually a decent guy. Especially to his cabinmates. And hey, if she's dizzy from lack of food herself it might explain the dizzy thing.]
You look like you could use the food.
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Um, thank - thanks though, I appreciate that. [ Her first instinct is to just hide under her covers, but she doesn't want to shut him down completely. ] D'you wanna head there?
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[He makes a wavy hand motion to suggest the fact that she i smaking him as dizzy as hell.]
I mean, I find it pleasantly surreal but the rest of the lunch crowd might be less enthused.
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But today, today these young women were about to meet. Cue lighting and thunder and title card.
Annie didn't even notice Natalie at the entrance to Hecate cabin. It was only when she walked by and was hit with a sudden wave of dizziness and disorientation. It's enough to knock her against the porch, a hand on her head as she tries to steady herself.] No no no, [she mutters.] took my medicine, can't be that.
[Looking around, Annie has no idea what's causing this, but all signs point to her own mental instability. And she'd been doing so well, too! The whole thing made her want to cry out in irritation. Well, her cabin wasn't too far, Finnick's even closer. If she could get to one of those, then she could be okay. She was sure of it.
So, still holding on to the railing of the porch, she's going to try to keep walking.] It's all in your head, Cresta. C'mon, [She mutters.]
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[ That's enough to get Natalie to snap out of her own self-centered thoughts. Before jumping to the girl's help, she shuts her eyes tightly, willing herself to turn it off. Don't feel anything. Allowing her feelings to get the better of her only has horrible repercussions for her magic, as she's displayed in her earlier years at camp, making a mess of things before eventually finding some center of balance. Of course, that is easily tipped. ]
I'm so sorry - [ Natalie starts, pushing herself off the porch but still leaning against a stony column. One arm extends to help her but she doesn't touch. Natalie's weird about personal space so she doesn't impose on other people. ] That was me, all me.
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[It wasn't accusatory, just curious. Then, she looked up at the cabin she was in front of.] You're a daughter of Hecate.
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She does feel badly for what she's done to the other girl - it's a heightened concern for reasons she'll soon realize - even as she slips her hand into her coat pocket again. ] You - you okay?
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She shakes her head, trying to laugh it off, all the same. She's a Centurion. She helped capture a werewolf that tried to attack the camp. She's okay. She has to be okay.] Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. Sorry- I just- ah, sorry. [She shoves her own hands in her pockets, unaware she's mimicking Natalie's movements.] I thought it was my head. Messing things up again, [she admits, looking down.]
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Natalie is older - she is a counselor, and more importantly, she's as close to Leo as Dany thinks she is - albeit on another level. Natalie will know what to do.
She's already looking frazzled, but she becomes even moreso when approaching the Hecate cabin. She feels almost like she's crosseyed, shaky.]
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Hey ... [ Which is soft and comes out almost like a question. ]
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She's also not been eating as well as she should lately, either.]
I can't see well.
[Which isn't totally true, but she is stumbling.]
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Hopefully the concentration works. She should have just stayed inside the cabin instead of standing in public where she can physically pull everyone into her bad mood just by breathing. ]
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She frowns a little. Natalie's as troubled as she is. She cuts right to the chase.]
I'm worried about him.
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Because Scott thought the haziness and everything was done with now. He'd survived his first full moon - somehow. But now...as he's crossing towards the rock climbing wall, it changes again. He feels dizzy, shaky.
So disoriented that the normally agile legacy of Victoria's stumbling over his feet.]
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Scott? [ She glances over her shoulder to see if Stiles is even inside. Nope. ] Watch your- crap. Crap. [ It suddenly hits her and Natalie smacks her forehead, calling off the Mist play. ]
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[Really, that's all he manages to get out before he clocks his head against the ground. It won't do much damage - after all, it's soft grass under his feet and he's both got Victoria and his werewolfitude on his side, but. He's down and then up slowly, shaking himself off.]
That was weird.
[Statement of the century.]
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She's about to step off the porch but he's already helping himself up so the most she can do is look apologetic about it. ] I'm kind of... out of it.
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[It occurs to Scott he's never really experienced Natalie doing magic before.
He also doesn't know about her and Leo.]
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broodingarchery range. For some reason he has an inkling of where they came from.Which is why he shoulders his bow and makes his way over to the Hecate cabin. He's been meaning to see how Natalie was after the quest began but... Well he's been a bit preoccupied making sure Dany was alright.
He has to pause when he gets closer to the cabin, a wave of dizziness making him stumble. Shaking his head he focuses on Natalie, slowly making his way over and when he does he places a hand against the column to steady himself.]
Natalie?
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She furrows her brow, clearing her throat before speaking. ]
Um. Yes? What's - what's up?
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I could ask you the same thing. Everything alright?
[And he will call 'bullshit' if she tries to wave it off as everything was fine, because it's clear something is very wrong here.]
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[ Her shoulders slump and she lets her head drop and she leans it against the column, sighing deeply. They know each other well enough and she is at least somewhat comfortable with disclosing some information about her personal life. ]
I talked to dad.
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Something happened back home, didn't it?
[He doesn't know the full story of the Goodman family, but from the bits and pieces he's gotten... Well, this doesn't bode well at all.]
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