CHASE, annabeth brianne

[annabeth chase]

annabeth brianne chase.
seventeen ,, san fransisco, california ,, student,, heterosexual ,, tacticition
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" To The Person Who Stole My Heart

You’re gone, and I don’t know why. All I know is that I miss you terribly and want you to come home. Your face appears in my dreams every night and I wonder if it’s the same for you. Do you see my soft face and stormy grey eyes? Do you see a gentle breeze blowing my long, dark brown hair around as I walk towards you with a smile? Do you see the look of sadness crossing my face every time I think about how you’ve been taken away? You couldn’t possibly, because you’re somewhere far away. I wonder if you’re trying to find your way back to Camp Half-Blood, but you wouldn’t be because you don’t remember who you are.

You might be wondering how I’m feeling right now, so let me try and explain. Until I got to Camp Half-Blood, I was always treated like an embarrassment and a freak. I felt like I had nobody in my life until I met Luke and Thalia and they took me under their wings. Together we went on the run, dealing with any monsters that came our way and slowly making it to Camp Half-Blood and safety. But then I lost Thalia, and my world basically shattered. I still had Luke and he made things better, but there was still an emptiness inside. Then you stumbled through the magical borders with your idiotic behaviour and clumsiness and you helped me fill that hole again. And even when Thalia came back, that feeling still remained. Together the two of you helped me get through Luke’s death three years later and things felt like they had fallen back into a good place. But then you were taken away and things felt wrong again. Thalia did her best to get me through it, but it still hurts to think about it every day.

It’s strange for a girl who’s usually so forceful, strong and independent to be feeling like this but I can’t help it. We’ve waited almost six years to get to where we are now, and just as we were beginning a third month together, you disappeared into the night. Being the girl that I am, I have to trust my instincts and hope that you’ll find your way back someday. I’m listening to my pride, my fatal flaw, and never giving up on the fact that I’ll see you again. I’ve put my battle strategy and intelligence to good use, but sometimes they’re overpowered by my stubbornness and rash decisions. If I could, I’d give into impulses and take off to find you right now, but Chiron’s told me that I just have to be patient. It’s hard, but I’m doing the best I can. I promise that when you come back, I’ll be that witty, passionate and unrelenting girl that you’ve grown to love, but you’ll still have to deal with my brutal honesty and lethal temper. You might even find yourself a victim of my sword-fighting skill, but you’ve developed them too so I know you’ll be able to fight back.

Thinking about that gives me hope, and helps me convince myself that this won’t be like losing Luke; you’re not dead, you’re just not here right now. That’s another thing I have to believe so that I don’t go crazy with worry. I promise you that when I find you, I’ll remind you all about the good times we’ve had. Like our first quest to retrieve Zeus’s master lightning bolt and almost got trapped in the Underworld in the process, and how you helped save the world from another attempted Titan reign. I’ll tell you how you risked your life to save me after I was kidnapped and forced to hold up the sky, and how you took the burden for me. That’s where the silver streaks in our hair came from. I can tell you about winning the chariot race last year and how you were turned into a guinea pig when we accidentally stumbled onto Circe’s island. I can even tell you all about the new friends I’ve made, and how we’ll all work together to make sure whatever danger is coming won’t be able to tear apart our world. And of course I’ll tell you about the prophecy of the seven, and how we have an amazing airship that will bring us to where we have to go for that quest. And after all of that, I’ll wrap you in my arms and make sure you can never be taken away from me again.

I just discovered that there is another camp – one for Roman demi-gods – and that that’s where you are. I hope it’s been just as good an experience for you as Camp Half-Blood has been, and I hope that we’ll be able to cooperate with the Romans the way the gods want us to. We live in a world where we risk our lives just by stepping out of the protective borders of our camp, but if it means that I’ll see you again and can help defeat whatever’s coming next then I’ll do it a thousand times over again. Our world isn’t always easy to live in, but I know that it’s worth fighting for. This won’t be an easy thing to do and there will be people rooting for us to fail, but I know that together all of us can get through anything; especially you and I.

I love you and I’ll see you soon,
Annabeth +"


^{hey, so i'm chels. i've been roleplaying for seven years now. as well as this character, i also play nobody else. you can reach me by pm is fine if you need me for anything. i found made up stories like admin approved and i'm pretty glad i did. here's an example of mah skillz. (:}

All was silent within the borders of Camp Half-Blood, which was typical given the time of night. It was late, and every creature at the camp were in bed, sleeping and preparing for the next day. Unfortunately, however, Annabeth Chase was not among the sleeping demi-gods. She was still awake with her laptop open in front of her, absorbed in reading one of Daedulus’ many files. Even now it still amazed her just how much of a genius that man had been, and she couldn’t wait to try out some of his unmade inventions. She did, however, have other priorities to take care of first – especially Mount Olympus. Those plans had been coming along quite slowly given how many other things the sixteen year old had on her plate, but she knew she could handle all of it without any problem. That was just how she was built. Her mind was always set into over-drive, and she was always thinking about something. Lately, that something was Luke and how he had sacrificed himself to stop Kronos and save them all. If it hadn’t been for him, none of the people at camp would be there right now, and for that Annabeth was eternally grateful.

As she glanced over at the clock beside her bed, the brunette pushed her hair back behind her ears and saw that it was after one o’clock in the morning. She had been so absorbed in the file that she hadn’t even noticed it turn from day to night, and she internally scolded herself for still being awake. She had a long day ahead of her tomorrow and not having much sleep certainly wouldn’t help her get through it. In fact, she had promised herself before turning on the laptop that she would go to bed early and not stay up all night reading files, but that had apparently failed. Thankfully, one o’clock wasn’t as late as she normally stayed awake when she was reading them, so she was glad for that. It meant that she still had time to get a few decent hours of sleep before camp activities and such began. If she didn’t manage to get enough, she would just take a nap later in the day when there wasn’t anything to do and all her siblings were out and about. It sounded like a pretty solid plan to her, unless Percy or Thalia decided they wanted to do something together with their free time. If that was the case, she was sure that she would find the energy.

But, that didn’t matter right now so Annabeth finished reading the file, then closed it and shut down the laptop. Once the screen had gone dark, she closed it and stashed it back under her bed like she usually did when she was done with it, and got to her feet. Once she had crossed to her dresser, she traded her denim shorts and orange Camp Half-Blood t-shirt for a pair of pyjama pants and a tank top, then climbed back into her bed. All of her siblings were already sound to sleep, and she sighed before readjusting her pillow and settling down underneath the covers. It was a warm night and the cabin was a bit too warm for Annabeth’s liking, so she quickly reached over to open the nearest window and basked in the fresh air coming through. Then, she got into a comfortable position and waited for sleep to claim her. She figured it wouldn’t be too long since sleep had never been too difficult a thing to come by for her, but with her restless mind and thoughts of Luke, she wasn’t too sure if it would come easily. Either way, she was determined to get a few good hours and would do it somehow.

A few minutes later, Annabeth could feel her eyelids drooping and knew that she would be asleep soon. That meant that her restless mind wasn’t going to keep her awake, which was always good. However, just as she was about to close her eyes, she heard Thalia’s voice pierce the silence of the night, shouting her name. It sounded like it was coming from the forest, and sounded quite frantic. Annabeth was glad that the camp was silent that night or she would have missed it. At the tone of her friend’s voice, the brunette quickly threw her covers off, shoved her feet into a pair of flip flops laying by her bedside and bolted out the door, grabbing her dagger in the process. Once she reached the forest, she ran directly into the trees and kept an eye out for movement. When she reached the top of the hill, she spotted Thalia right away and ran over, dagger clenched tightly in her hand. “Thalia! What’s going –” she started, trailing off as soon as she saw that her friend was not alone. “L-Luke?” She couldn’t help but stare.

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[thalia grace]