The ship hovered over the white sands until I ran to Leo, who was still asleep. It wasn't even dawn yet and that was exactly Leo's excuse I tried stirring him from his deep slumber on his desk full of blueprints. Finally I roll my eyes a push him a little more harshly. He shoots up and glares at me.

"Permission to land, Captain" I say sarcastically. Automatically it's as if he hadn't just woken up. A smile flashes onto his face, the smudges on his face from the pen ink on the blueprints and grease doesn't make him look tired and overworked, but eager and ready to get more dirty and creative.

"Well, it looks like I'll have to land it, don't I, Private?" Returning my snarky comment. We both file out, him practically skipping while I stumble down the hallway from my exhaustion of fretting over Annabeth. I don't really noticed how tired I am until I see someone actually sleeping.

When Leo jumped to the steering wheel Calypso was already walking over to us, unfortunately her eyes rimmed a puffy dark pink. She usually doesn't come out her room until we're all in the middle of breakfast. Leo seemed surprised to say the least.

"Claypso!" He gave her a quick kiss. She smiled tiredly, but still adjusted one of his messy locks. He smiles lovesick and fixes the steering wheel before jumping to the controls while saying,"What are you doing up? In fact, what are you both doing up?"

I curl my lip a little and Calypso seats herself on a stray chair. She's still wiping her eyes and I can tell purple has already blossomed under my eyes.

"I was on duty for the night, I couldn't go to sleep anyway. I'm scared about Annabeth." Leo shook his head as if it were disappointing.

"Percy, Percy, Percy." He clicked his tongue."If you are going to stay up for a perfectly healthy person, do something useful. The war is over." I laughed, then suddenly he slowed on his button pushing and switch flicking to give an accusing glare before saying,"Are you sure you weren't, you know..." He nods to his girlfriend a little accusingly. Calypso and my eyes widened comically. He laughed before saying, "Boy, good thing or else the son of Poseidon would be on fire." We all laughed, mine a little awkward.

Soon enough, the ship landed in a burst of sand. We landed on a beach on the side of an island no ones heard of. We really didn't want mortals to ruin our fun even though no one has anything against mortals, but the fact that the mist might make us look like psychos. By now, I was already skipping to Annabeth's cabin.

I knock on the excitedly on the door and a moment of silence rings through the hallway except for some faint shuffling through the doors. Annabeth appears with her hair a frizzy mess and slight purple under eyes as if challenging mine. We both smile at each other with worry shadowing our expressions.

"Our ship has landed, Wise Girl." I jokingly offer my arm. She rolls her eyes, but she links her arm with mine. She walks stiffly so her injury didn't reopen or cause her pain. I smile at her crookedly and she beamed back. Suddenly we were interrupted by the creaking of a door. Out stepped Piper, who was rubbing the tiredness from her eyes.

"Morning." I said. She smiled, but she glanced at Jason's door with worry. Join the club. He's been acting odd lately. She drags herself to the door and opened it without a care. I was confused, then I saw his room empty. Piper walked in and closed the door behind her as if we weren't even there. Annabeth and I looked at each other in confusion.