Maddox couldn't help but scoff at his brother when he told him too not be so rude. He turned his head to the side and glanced at the other wall away from his brother and the new person that they were meeting. He didn't like being taken from a place that they knew. Well, even though they were there for a couple of months. Regardless. He liked what he liked, and this was different, so he didn't like it that much. He had a feeling that his brother had the same feeling, and he knew that but for him to not say it meant that he wasn't that worried about it to him, right? He brooded a little more as he crossed his arms a little over his chest.

His attention soon went to his brother as he felt him move to grab a drink. He watched closely as he took a drink. Nothing seemed to happen to him. So, he thought better of it and grabbed a cookie. Munching on it and grumbled a little when his brother introduced him to the woman, much like a cat when it's mad and eating. She could have gone without knowing who he was. Maddox didn't have the nickname Mad for no reason. He was always pretty easily to be set off. Prime example here. She had really done nothing wrong but talk to them. It was just who he was, something that he couldn't change. 

His eyes scanned the drinks and then his brother once more before going to the woman in front of them. She had put her hands up and then started talking. He listened to everything that she was saying. Something about being placed in her cabin until their godly parent claimed them. He blinked and shook his head. So, there were cabins that they were going to living in. He shook his head once again and then looked to his brother. So they weren't going to be separated at all. Since they were twin, they were going to have the same godly parent. Now just who would this godly parent be he wondered. Her last words grabbed his attention. Did he want to see the camp. Maybe he was a little curious. 

There was a lot going through Maddox's mind at the moment. He knew that there were plenty of things happening and he didn't know what was going to happen to him nor his brother. Though being twins he knew that they were going to be together since they would have to have the same parents. That was a given. He huffed a little as he turned over on the pallet made on the floor. There was many things happening at the moment, which bugged him. He was just about to close his eyes to go back to sleep again when he heard some hard rock music playing down the way. He blinked his eye opened once again and sat up. Who was playing this kind of music this early? He blinked and looked over to his brother who was still pretty much sleeping, and Maddox couldn't help but roll his eyes a little. How could his brother sleep through this? He shook his head and noticed that there was some light coming from the windows. Which meant that it was time to get up anyways. Living on the streets, he was normally up before now, and he knew it. He removed his covers and got up, heading to the door. Once he opened it, he walked out without trying to wait up anyone else. He blinked with the light and turned his head trying to find the sound of the music. He soon found where it was coming from, and he began walking over there. Curious to what was happening. As he got closer to the group of people, he noticed that above the cabin was labeled five. He was now even more curious, as he watched a couple of kids fighting in the front part of it. The music loud enough now that he could understand the words that were coming out. He smirked a little knowing the song and just stood there looking at the cabin. It was a mess, but it looked better than the Hermes cabin. He blinked as he watched a little more. "Cool." It was the only word that came out of his mouth. 

Maddox sighed a little as he began to listen to his brother. They were told that someone was going to be there for them so he should listen to the satyr right. So far, he hadn't lied to them, but Madd wasn't one hundred percent sure if they should believe them or not. He had always had something to say about everything. He breathed in through his nose and allowed his anger to settle down before they started into the door. "Well, let's see." he muttered as they walked into the door and looked around. It was always interesting when the twin spoke together. It was like they could read each other's minds. Honestly, Madd thought that he could read his brothers thoughts many times. It always made him feel closer to his brother. They said their hellos and soon another voice came from somewhere. Telling them that they would be right there. From the sound of it, it was a female. He stepped closer to his brother not wanting to be too far from him at the moment. This was a whole new thing at the moment for the both of them and he felt safer with his brother next to him. He glanced at his brother when she said to 'make yourselves at home' Madd didn't know what to do because he wasn't that trusting of people at the moment. Not after what had happened to them. 

The woman came into the room with them and right away Madd noticed that she was carrying food and drinks on a tray. He blinked a little trying to peak a little closer to the food. He was a little hungry. He grabbed onto his brother's jacket and stepped a little closer to the woman. Whose name was now Lilythe. It wasn't that Madd was scared, he just looked at people a little differently. He watched closely as she grabbed a drink herself and drank it. If she was going to kill them this would be the moment. But she seemed rather nice. He pushed his brother a little to the couch and only sat down after Mason did. He wanted a cookie and staired Longley at them but again. There was that trust issue going on at the moment. He sat straight up on the couch and put his hands on his knees. His blue eyes scanning the room before the landed on Lilythe once again. "You said cabin leader..." He began. "What does that mean... and are you sure we are supposed to be here...you're not going to try and kill us are you?" he grumbled a little thinking about all the things that they had went through in the last couple of months. His knuckles whitened from how tightly he had been closing them. "You're not going to separate us." his voice starting to raise a little. He was worried maybe letting his anger out a little more too. He had fought his way here with his brother, they weren't about to split them up now.

The week that leads up to their arriving to the camp was an interesting one. There were many more fights and running away from creatures that they weren't able to fight. Maddox had been a little scared, but he had also wanted to help out as much as he could. He was angry at the loss of their mother still and the fact that they had to live on the streets for the time that they had. Not that they had really a choice in the matter, he didn't feel like leaving his brother as they had been together all of their lives and they weren't about to change now. He huffed a little as he fixed his jacket on his shoulders a little more. He glanced around the place and his eyes set on the big house that the satyr was talking about. He told them to go ahead and go inside of the house, and that someone would be there waiting for them. Maddox turned to say something back to the satyr, but he wasn't there anymore. He glanced at his brother and frowned a little. "Well, so much for my question." he muttered as he stood next to his brother before walking up to the house. "Think we're being tricked?" he questioned his brother as they got to the door of the house. He once again huffed out loud and went to grab the door to open it for his brother to walk into the house first. Once his brother was in his walked in as well. Glancing around the place, his face fell into awe. It wasn't anything like he was imagining at all. He frowned at the thought and stood behind his brother as they walked in. Being born second gave him that, though he won't say it out loud. He would fight anyone and that even went for his brother when they talked about him being two minutes younger. "Hello?" the boys called out together as they gave each other a look. 

@ Mason Grimes  @ Lilythe Rayne