Leo’s Misadventure
Leo Valdez was a semi average boy, with the power to control fire. And I think it’s also good to mention that he possessed a flamethrower. He was also an inventor, a very good one in fact, and usually the stuff he built helped the others.
But not this time. Oh, no. That flamethrower I mentioned? Yeah it doesn’t work. Well, it used to not work, until Leo thought it was a great idea to bring this flame producing device into a forest of flammable wood. He wanted to use it to taunt the enemy during their weekly game of capture the flag, but for some reason the flamethrower worked when he accidentally flipped a switch on it.
I said he was a good inventor, never said he was very smart.
It was, I repeat WAS, a fine Friday evening. The weekly game of Capture the Flag was about to begin and this time it was a fight between Athena and Poseidon. Everyone except Ares, Hermes and Apollo cabin was on Athena’s side, and even though Poseidon cabin was ridiculously overwhelmed by numbers, it was still possible that they would win.
Leo was suiting up, and he placed the red haired helmet on his head before following his cabin mates in a straight line toward the forest. Usually Athena was with Poseidon, but a spat had occurred between Percy and Annabeth about who was better at some sort of thing, and something happened and another thing happened after that.
They entered the forest and Chiron told them the rules, blah blah blah. The starting horn sounded and Leo headed toward a darker part of the forest, where an arrow narrowly missed him and he blocked one more with his shield. He jumped behind some wood and crept out of the enemy’s range, and headed toward the area where he had hidden the flamethrower.
Leo Valdez was a semi average boy, with the power to control fire. And I think it’s also good to mention that he possessed a flamethrower. He was also an inventor, a very good one in fact, and usually the stuff he built helped the others.
But not this time. Oh, no. That flamethrower I mentioned? Yeah it doesn’t work. Well, it used to not work, until Leo thought it was a great idea to bring this flame producing device into a forest of flammable wood. He wanted to use it to taunt the enemy during their weekly game of capture the flag, but for some reason the flamethrower worked when he accidentally flipped a switch on it.
I said he was a good inventor, never said he was very smart.
It was, I repeat WAS, a fine Friday evening. The weekly game of Capture the Flag was about to begin and this time it was a fight between Athena and Poseidon. Everyone except Ares, Hermes and Apollo cabin was on Athena’s side, and even though Poseidon cabin was ridiculously overwhelmed by numbers, it was still possible that they would win.
Leo was suiting up, and he placed the red haired helmet on his head before following his cabin mates in a straight line toward the forest. Usually Athena was with Poseidon, but a spat had occurred between Percy and Annabeth about who was better at some sort of thing, and something happened and another thing happened after that.
They entered the forest and Chiron told them the rules, blah blah blah. The starting horn sounded and Leo headed toward a darker part of the forest, where an arrow narrowly missed him and he blocked one more with his shield. He jumped behind some wood and crept out of the enemy’s range, and headed toward the area where he had hidden the flamethrower.