Children of Hecate sometimes stay up all night practicing their sorcery.
Other campers usually bring coffee or other hot drinks to their sleep-deprived friends from cabin 20.
As their mother was granted power in all the realms (sky, ocean, earth and underworld) by the Big Three, using the four elements in their witchcraft can strengthen their spell.
The runes and inscriptions in the stones they used to build their cabin don’t only strengthen the walls of their cabin and lessen their unintended spell-casting, but also make it so their cabin is bigger on the inside.
They all even have their own rooms as they - like their mother - like solitude.
The Hecate cabin also has their own treasure room in which they keep objects the Hecate campers have collected on their quests.
They only keep the magical or enchanted objects though and send everything else to the attic of the Big House.
One kid got inspired by reading Harry Potter and now a lot of Hecate campers have enchanted their ceilings just like the Great Hall.
Hecate likes to help her kids learn how to use their powers.
They have a huge mirror to contact their mother whenever they have questions or “my spell still didn’t work and now we need a new couch”.
Once they are claimed, Hecate gives her children a crash course on all the different forms of magic and learns them the basics of each.
Eventually they have to choose a specialty though, as there are too many different forms of magic to excel in them all.
Naturally, they love fantasy novels.
A lot of them love wearing eccentric clothing, long cloak-like dresses or even actual cloaks.
They don’t even know why.
Their grades at school usually aren’t always the best, but they constantly surprise (read; annoy) their teachers by knowing the most random facts.
They might not know who fought who in the battle of Waterloo, but “did you know Napoleon legalised homosexuality?”
“Also he stopped killing ‘witches’ at the same time”, but them knowing this has nothing to do with their mother also being the goddess of trivia.
“Who were they kidding anyway, trying to drown us.”
“Yeah, just because we have power underwater doesn’t mean they’re going to see us use it. They’ll just have a ‘death’ to explain while our ancestral sisters moved to the next village.”
“And what about our brothers? Super sexist if you ask me.”
Of course, kids of Hecate are all feminists no matter what their gender is.
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