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Jules never thought the number of demigod were so big, which means there were hundreds of children who had this curse like him. He frowned, turning to his sister as he realized she might be in danger. It was the last thing he wanted but it couldn't change the fact they were the children of some damn gods. For some reasons, he immediately heard the thunder from somewhere. The gods couldn't listen to his thoughts, right? "They shouldn't have so many children like this. They never could understand our feelings", he murmured. He listened to his interesting theory, thinking the small possibility if they could have the same mother or father. "Are there any other gods? I mean not only the Greek God", he looked at the Empire State building, "Can we go there? Or we never know how our parents look like?". He really wanted to know who the heck his parents were, so he could ask why he or she abandoned him. "War? Do we really fight?", he frowned, his hand grabbed his sister's hand tightly. He will never let her go to the war or some sort of dangers.

As James watched Jules pace around the room, he couldn't help but feel a sense of empathy towards the young camper. He knew all too well the feeling of abandonment and the uncertainty that came with it. As the son of Tyche, he was all too familiar with the whims of the gods and their seeming lack of interest in their mortal offspring. Plus being young, it was as if a major trauma was being dropped into their lives. "All of them, maybe around a couple hundred campers are here" he said with a sad tone. "You can only get to this camp if you have a mother or father of a god...making you a demi-god." James sat back as he thought about the next point Jules brought up. Thinking if this was a possibility. He had seen twins before and even knew of Jason Grace who had a sister Thalia which that was extremely rare. "I mean since you don't know if you have the same mother...its a possibility but a very small one. She might be a child of another God." Taking in a big sigh he nodded his head as he knew where the God's were. Looking over to the side table he got a magazine with the empire state building on it. Picking it up he pointed to it. "Mount Olympus moves to where the power is in the world, which for now is the United States. So the God's are here" he pointed above the top of the building. "I have only seen my mom when I fought in the last war with all the God's." This was one of the things he was did not talk about too much. Because of the thoughts of all the demi-gods that died. But bringing himself out of that he smiled once again as he knew it wasn't this campers fault for wanting to understand. "Yes, Percy Jackson made them promise after helping them win a war against the titans that they would claim all their children by age 13....so soon you both will know your parents. At least your Godly one."

Julia was always a happy go lucky girl, she had her days when she felt down or upset, but for the most part she tried to look at the positives in life. When she pumped into the boy, she had said sorry, but that didn't seem to matter to him making a comment that she wasn't the only person at camp. This made her giggle and she smiled "Of course, its not just me silly" she says with another small laugh. He finally took her hand and introduced himself "Nice to meet you Jules!" her smile growing bigger, as he said that he was new. Why was I so happy? she thought to herself, she's never really been asked a question like that. Cocking her head to the side "It's exciting to have a new camper, never know when a sibling is going to come in" smiling wide "You could totally be one of my half siblings!" she exclaims. "That would be something to be happy about, of course, I don't actually know, and it would be fine if you weren't BUT I'd still like to be your friend?" she asks becoming a little bashful from asking to be friends, hoping he didn't say no. Before he could respond though, she grabbed his hand and smile "Come on, I can show you around".