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Dru nodded simply at Ash's words, agreeing with them. Honestly the idea of her being cooped up in the Hades cabin for days would be a nightmare. Its always so, quite and dreadful in there. It honestly feels like death. It's not a comfortable place for her. She may be a child of Hades but it wasn't like her to be that way. Dru has never felt that way, like death surrounded her. Well except for when a certain someone was around.

Speak of the little blur of fire. She smirked as looked down at ghostly fox trailing behind the two. Best not to deal with fire now, since Ash would think she was going crazy,-er. "Trust me I dont plan to fall anytime soon." Honestly, she had no idea if he was scolding her or joking with her. Okay then. "yeah, I got enough footage for my film, so I won't have to get anymore anytime soon, I should have enough to edit." she said eyeing the ghostly fox, smirking all knowing like. The fox looked like it was judging her, so she stock her tongue out at it.

Dru simply nodded as Ash talked, intrigued by the boy. It wasn’t often that people seemed to surprise her yet he did. He didn’t fit the mold that you’d expect from an Apollo kid, but that was something Dru always liked in people. The ones that broke the stereotype, went beyond what people thought of them and made their own category. Dru never thought of her own fears like that, then again they were mostly self-fulfillment fears. She had her own agenda to keep to when it came to her fears.

She could understand the peacefulness of the woods. It was also that way for her, to escape that cabin. It was too gloomy for her, she could barely stand sleeping in there. “That’s what I do to escape as well. Well, before I fell out of a tree.” She said with a small giggle before continuing. “They are interesting woods, you can go through the same path every day and something will be different. Some new will be there.” She said as she walked, not breaking the eyes from the path in front of them that he was leading them down. It always surprised her how the woods felt so alive, the Nymphs that would appear every now and then. It was so quite yet so alive. “I’m not too keen on keeping my skills up to date, but it is a nice get away from the dullness of camp life.” She agreed with a nod of her head.

Wick was a awkward one, Dru had to admit. She thought he would be fine for a second but his actions proved other wise. At least he wasn't stuttering anymore that was a plus. He'd make it there one day at least. Dru smiled and looked down at the broken camera in her hands. She may have broken rips but her camera being busted was the worst blow of them all. It was her life. "More like a short film. Its just for some stupid contest I want to enter." she said but ended up mumbling at the end. Most people didn't know how to take full time campers that interacted with the mortal world as well. It wasn't normal, that and most technology was like a gps to monster buffet.

Her ears perked up at his words though as they came out of his mouth. A little too much as she straighten up her back to fast causing her to strain her side, Again. She was too excited to care though. "Really? Cause that would be amazing!" she said probably far too excitedly and quickly but she didn't care. That contest was important to her and as long as she could submitted it that's all she cared about.

“Nice to meet you Ash” Dru said but internally winched as he spoke, The Heavy southern accent brought back bad memories of home. Something she would rather not relive. That part of her life was filled with disapproval and shunning. She never wanted to be lonely it was forced upon her. She calmly nodded and took the canteen from the boy “Thank you” she said simply before taking a sip. She really didn’t need water but she wouldn’t say no to the help.

As he got to her level she looked up at him and handed him the canteen back. “Ive been here for a couple hours.” she said using the tree behind her to help her stand back up. Her cast wasn’t hard to walk it it just made everything slower and more annoying. “Yeah I was out here filming and hadn’t realized it was getting dark till it was.” she said with a slight laugh. Yeah she goofed.

Okay, Dru wasn't expecting the monster to be a boy. Or to respond to her for that matter. She loosened the grip on her dagger but rolled her eyes at his comment. "Who said you could hurt me." Granted she was weak but she could always do one more shadow travel, she'd pass out as soon as she did it though. She slipped the blade back into her holster and looked at the boy. "Yeah I could say the same for you. What are you doing out here anyways?" She looked around the clearing and look back at the boy. It was clear he meant to be out her unlike herself, but why in the world he would want to do that was beyond her understanding. "Do you happen to know which way is back to camp?" she asked looking around the clearing. She wasn't completely sure where her last shadow travel had landed her and she wanted to know how far she was. She leaned against a tree to catch her breath and readjust her case as she waited for a answer. Damn tree, damn wind, damn gravity.

"Wick" Dru repeated back to help her remember. It was a strange name, she liked it. She liked things that didn't fit together, that stood out. She laughed at his mannerisms though, the goofy bow and how he was talking was making her feel better already. She gave the fake curtsy she was use to from back home, the formal movements that a young Dru was forced to bare with for years. Curtsies, mam's and sirs, the fake smiles, all of the proper-ness. It made her sick to even think about. "Nice to meet you." she said, laughing slightly before grabbed her side. Damn ribs, they were such a dick.

She noticed he did the same nervous mannerism that she did and that just caused her to smile. Why had she been in that tree? "I was trying to get a shot." she said, gesturing to the cracked camera in her hand. "I was waiting for the sunrise and then a strong breeze and I wasn't paying attention and boom. Falling from the top of a tree." She said, laughing slightly at her own stupidity.

Note to self, Dru thought as she let out a sign. Don't turn down a nectar to go when you fall out of a tree. Her entire body hurt to breath and she was so over it at this point. She just wanted to go back to her dorm and sleep honestly. This was her own damn fault though, so she couldn't blame anyone else. But she had to admit as she looked down at the camera in her hand, that had only suffered a crack across the screen. The video was something to behold. She could always turn her film into a comedy.

She finally registered the other person when they spoke. She looked up and saw a guy looking at her concerned. He seemed familiar but she didn't think she had ever spoke to him. A small smirk popped onto her face when he started stuttering. Aw, that was adorable. She laughed slightly and nodded, "Yeah, well I mean. As fine as I can be" she said, laughing again and messing with the bandages around her arm. They were way to tight "I..um.." she said softly, a embaressed blush creeping onto her face "I feel out of the top of a tree." she said, rubbing the back of her neck awkwardly. "Nothing that won't heal though."