The infirmary??

"Nah, I don't wanna. You tell me about you. Then mayyyybe I'll think about it"I replied with a playful smirk.

"Hmm, what do you want to know?" I asked her, surprised that she didn't want to tell anything about herself.

"Dunno, anything. What is your last name? Where are you from? Or did you just appear one day with no recollection of your previous existence?"I snickered, shoving him playfully. "Come on, didn't you learn to share?"

"Berg, means mountain in Swedish. Kind of odd I know. I'm from Denmark, that's where this stupid accent is coming from." he answered and cracked one of his fingers to message don't shove me

"That's nice, that's nice. Cool, cool. You gotta gimme more though, that's merely breadcrumbs, come on"I grinned and nudged him with my shoulder.

"I'd rather have you ask me questions but, here goes nothing. I lived in Copenhagen in a Christian family, then got kicked out of home for being a illegitimate child and a son of a Greek god." he laughed at the memory to disguise his pain of rejection which he was so afraid of. "I like making origami, composing and playing instruments, carving wood, beer, silence. The list goes on." he said.

"Silence will fall when the question is asked"I quoted, trying to alleviate the tension. "No? That's alright. Last name's Lewis, my mom's name. Mom's a foreigner but I grew up in Greece. The heart of the whole demigod thing, yada yada yada. It's not really that special though. I mean, I've seen first hand stuff like Acropolis and that but meh."I shrugged and scratched the asleep fox on my lap behind the ears. "I like rock music and Doctor Who. And superheroes."

"Greece? I'm jealous." he grinned. "A fox is pretty impressive, I sure hope my siblings have taken care of my cat." Edwin said. Not that he actually knew a lot of his siblings. There was the snoring one and the one who would always mutter to himself.

"I could go bring her to you, if you'd like. Last time I checked, there weren't any rules against bringing your pets to the infirmary. I mean, we had a freaking goat here"I chuckled, apparently always laughing at my own jokes.