Hiding a body.

Angela nodded, "That dream has been pretty common in a lot of the half-bloods here. Ever since Gaia has been stirring, dreams of sinking in mud, quicksand. Being attacked by the earth itself. I can tell you you're not alone."

"It was a normal nightmare. I fell into quicksand and I couldn't get out nor wake up. Happy?" He lied smoothly. His lies were totally believeable to anyone who didntknow him well enough. In fact the only person who HAD ever known when he was lying was his mom. But she wasnt alive to notice that, now was she?

Angela jogged after him, "Still, Clovis is a novice at dreams compared to me. Just because I don't sleep all day doesn't mean that I don't know much. Demigod dreams are special, Morpheus can move around through them and gods can deliver messages through them. Most importantly, they tell us something. Something that can determine our fate. You underestimate them."

Chase smirked and continued to walk. After another few moments he called out, "Are you coming or do you you plan on getting yourself lost?"

Angela stood up, an offended look on her face "Yeah? Well I doubt you even know how to wake Clovis up! As the only child of the dream god I am the number one sorce when it comes to dreams. I can tell you now that that dream means something. It scared you, badly." She huffed and folded her arms.

"Maybe Clovis, because with all his sleeping, I'll bet he has more dreams than everyone at this camp combined." Chase turned and began to walk. "And I'm not going to tell you"He called over his shoulder.

Angela didnt even bother to get up as she said "oh come on, my mother is a shrink. Technically I'd make a good dream disscuser person." She patted the ground beside her "who else at this camp knows more about dreams then me?"

"Augh, nosy nosy nosy. It's personal. So never mind." Chase stood up and at the same time stealthily stole back his sword in such a way it wouldve seemed as if he had had the weapon the intire time.

"Well then you are very lucky you are talking to a child of a dream
God." Angela said patting his shoulder "now, tell me about this nightmare."

Chase narrowed his eyes at her. "You are very nosy," he commented. He sighed, popped the cork off the vial and took a small sip. It tasted like hot, liquid marshmallows. A few moments later he felt much better, even a little more awake and coordinated. He capped it and handed it back to her. "Ah, nothing really. Just a nightmare."

Angela rolled her eyes "that was only Because one, you looked suspicious. Two, I am nosy;three, you also looked sort of upset and finally because once again I am nosy" Angela took a seat next to him, pulling out a vial of nectar and putting it in his palm. "So what was it that was bothering you?"

Chase groaned, rubbing the knot on his head that was beging to form. He touched his lip gingerly, for that had too, began to swell. "No," he replied stubornly as he sat on the ground not looking at her. "And you were the one stalking me in the first place so I do believe I had a right to attempt to stop you."

Angela smirked "you want to finish that sentence? I do believe that I was right." She smiled and twirled the sword around like a cane. "Well if you don't remember, you did grab my wrist. I acted in defence, you're lucky I wasn't armed."

"Are you sure you're okay?" Angela asked, from behind. "You seem a little wobbly. Maybe I should take you to the infirmary." she slowly took the sword from his hand, "Driving sleepy is the same as driving drunk, there's not that big of a difference for walking or using sharp objects."

Angela nodded, "After you then, I guess." she said, standing up and stretching. "I don't really go into the forest all that often."

Angela gave him a nervous smile. "Not really. No." then she added quickly, "please don't kill me."

Angela shifted her feet nervously, "We're in the south woods... i think."

"Angela, daughter of Morpheus." she replied holding out a hand "and you are?"

"that doesn't matter" Angela said quickly, "I just might've used my sleep powers on you. Though it's not that big of a deal, trust me."