12 Cabins Percy Jackson Novels & Stories

He still had their bags in his arms! Inside the cabin, there were four rooms all with double beds, and the men seemed as though they already knew which rooms they wanted, leaving the girls to explore. Melody was impressed with the fully stocked kitchen and Zion laughed when she noticed the amount of beer that was packed in the back room. Gabriella could just imagine herself sitting on the porch writing, but since no technology worked on the island, that wasn’t going to happen when Venus stepped out onto the porch and looked to see if she could see the fairy docks.

They all glance my way with an equal amount of surprise, but no one comes up to us. "How many of you are there?" I ask in awe as several Wolves sprint into the forest in their fur form. "In Abrego?" Jayden shrug, "About a hundred or so. We're one of the larger packs, number-wise. On the Western seaboard, at least." I nod, about to ask another question when we turn towards a large, single-story cabin. It's about three times the size of Hendrick's with two chimneys. The garden surrounding the larger cabin is also much bigger than the other cabins we have passed. I note that they're mostly herbs, grown haphazardly and overgrowing.

Everything fitted together like a puzzle, not an inch wasted. Straight ahead is the saloon. It’s a curved sofa in cream leather wrapping around a low table that’s bolted to the floor. A television mounted to the wall. Throw pillows in navy and gold. It looks like something out of a catalogue. “There are three cabins,” Cortney announces, spreading her arms like a tour guide. “Two at the front, one at the back. Two bathrooms — well, heads, technically, but same thing.” I’m smart. I know they’re called heads.

So that left Alpha Mason, Luna Kat, Alpha Sloan, Luna Hailey and Kaden going for the black Ford Jeep. Since the Jeep was a new model, it had three back seats, two middle seats then the passenger seat and the driver's seat. So seven people could ride in it which meant that everyone fit in nicely. Luna Kasey was left in the passenger seat while Carter was in the driver's seat. Alpha Wyatt and Alpha Nathan were in the middle seats while Luna Ashley, Alpha Clause and I were in the back seat.

Nothing like putting a bunch of people together in a cabin to create some chaos, she thought wryly. The cabin could house up to fifteen people, with seven bedrooms and four bathrooms, a huge living room and kitchen, and a hot tub out back. Constructed solely out of pine, it resembled a log cabin you’d imagine one of the pioneers living in centuries ago—if you didn’t include the indoor plumbing and central heating. Although it hadn’t gotten dark yet, someone had already turned on the outdoor Christmas lights, the colors twinkling merrily.

“Could be months. Could be years.” They were shown to a cabin. Small. Two bedrooms. Basic furniture. “This is ours?” Sage asked. “Alphas get the larger cabins. The rest of your pack gets smaller ones.” Marcus pointed across the compound. “Meals in the central hall, training is mandatory. Council representative checks in weekly.” He left them alone. Sage sat on the bed and looked around. Bare walls. Scratchy blankets. Nothing personal. This was the new home now, a prison cell with windows.

Each bus can accommodate 56 people, and since there are 200 teachers and 20 students, there are 4 vacant seats left. Since the Student Council will be the one organizing the activities and we'll just be assisting them, they're rather busy with everything else so we didn't have much to do when we arrived at Haevichi Hotel and Resort. Since we were just extra baggage on the trip, haha! We'll be staying in one room. And when I say "we", it means me, Caspian, Josh, Cryx, and Ione. There are two room in the suite, thus boys and girls will indefinitely be separated!

The inside of the carriage was spacious enough to accommodate four merfolk comfortably. Preparations were underway, and anticipation hung in the air. They stood on the cusp of an extraordinary journey, their hearts filled with excitement and determination. The carriage, with its hydrodynamic design, illuminated magenta waylights, and protective water shield, symbolized their readiness to traverse the vast ocean and face the challenges that lay ahead.

“Fourth Hope, Phoebe, and Sarah and the two nannies.” “Fifth is Wyatt, Hailey, Melody, and Bonnie.” “Sixth is Anthony, Kody and Branden. “Seventh, two more guards. That gives us eighteen guards, seven driving, seven front seats passenger and the first car has two extra and so does the last car.” “How did you figure that out so fast?” “When you drive truck, you are always trying to make things fit.” Anthony hugs Melody, “That is your Papa Charley.” “That’s right and he is a genius. He made this all work.” She goes over to Papa Charley and gives him a kiss on the cheek. “You’re the best, Papa Charley.”

After a while, I looked outside the windows to see the fleeting trees; it was a pleasant sight. Soon we arrived at camp, after a while of briefing, we scuttled around finding cabins to stay in, the rule of thumb was they were only ten cabins where two people alone could fit in and once those ten were filled up, we would have to live in the bigger sides with about fifteen people per room; I was sure everybody’s competitive spirit was riled up, because ain’t no way I was going to be stuck with gazillion girls.