Theo, son of.... well he hasn't got a clue.
Theo may have never have know who was until one day a scrawny 12 year old by the name of Percy Jackson showed up on the borders of the only home half dead after killing the famous Minotaur.
That day cha...
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Chapter 10
The Lotus Casino Sucks
Theo POV
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Who knew Poker Face by Gaga would make me have the time of my life.
Look, living at Camp my entire life I really didn't get to experience anything crazily fun. That all went out the window because in the first 5 minutes of being at this five-star Vegas hotel I was having more fun than I ever did at Camp.
I bungee-jumped the lobby five or six times, and skated in the skate bowl, literally shooting Ski disks out into the Vegas skyline and blowing them to absolute pieces.
I dominated in laser tag and darts, even making one kid cry because I was literally bullying him off the game.
Percy and I hung out a bit most of the time he was smart enough to be on my team, especially in laser tag and darts and surprisingly we made a good team in Wii Sports Resort and yet again we made a team of 10-year-olds cry when we smoked them in Call of Duty.
Eventually out of the pure kindness of our hearts Percy and I parted ways and the last time I saw him he was headed to the snowboarding ramp. I saw Grover a few times, going from game to game. He really liked the reverse hunter thing—where the deer go out and shoot the rednecks.
Thinking about it I don't think I've ever seen a game quite like it, it was almost like it was made for Grover...
I saw Annabeth playing trivia games and other brainiac stuff. They had this huge 3-D sim game where you build your own city, and you could actually see the holographic buildings rise on the display board. I didn't think much of it, but Annabeth loved it.
Eventually, I found myself at the under 18 bar sipping down on a sprite martini when I looked over at the seat next to me and found myself looking at a little boy no older than ten shuffling a pack of cards and looking over at the soda machine.
"You know you can just ask for a soda right?" I said capturing his attention.
