She wanted to experience just being a regular girl for once, with an actual sweet, caring boyfriend. She wanted to wander the streets of New Rome, holding hands with Frank Zhang. She missed dinners in the mess hall, with wind spirits whisking platters through the air and legionnaires joking about the war games. She missed her bunk in the Fifth Cohort barracks. But she missed it more than her birthplace of New Orleans, and definitely more than Alaska, where she’d died back in 1942. Camp Jupiter had only been her home for nine months, since Nico had brought her back from the Underworld. Hazel could almost imagine she was sailing home to Camp Jupiter. Below them, morning sunlight illuminated the Italian countryside-rolling green hills and golden fields not too different from those in Northern California. Hazel didn’t relax until they were out of the mountains. The Argo II picked up speed, retreating northwest, as they’d been doing for the past two days. Magical rigging lashed itself tight, and the ship tacked to port. Nico yelled, “Get us out of here!” Leo muttered some unflattering comments about numina, but he turned the wheel. Another boulder whistled through the air off to their starboard side. Unfortunately, Hazel guessed, judging from their last two encounters, Leo’s newest weapon had only annoyed the numina.
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A moment later, a series of explosions crackled across the mountains, followed by the outraged roar of mountain gods. The spheres grew spikes in midair, like helicopter blades, and spun away into the fog. Hazel just had time to cover her ears before it discharged into the sky, spraying a dozen metal spheres that trailed green fire. A few feet away, a trapdoor opened in the deck. ” “That’s not the point!” Leo snatched up one of his controls, a jury-rigged Nintendo Wii stick, and spun it in a circle. “That’s the third time I’ve had to replace that mast! You think they grow on trees?” Nico frowned. “Stupid rock gods!” Leo yelled from the helm.