#eufreddie

[euxjoonwoo]

@eufreddie​

Great, Joon Woo thought themself, another Bad Day.

The demigod was running on fumes after spending three nights studying for their calculus-based physics test. Seriously, who assigns a test right at the beginning of the semester? It didn’t really matter, though, since Joon Woo received the results today and the grade sent his already crappy mood plummeting further. The combination of exhaustion and stress was making it hard to contain his hydrogenesis.

The rain around him was coming down—hard. It didn’t hit Joon Woo (perks of being Poseidon’s kid), but watching how the raindrops ricocheted off the concrete path told him the water was slamming down like bullets.

That can’t be good, Joon Woo distantly thought to themself.

Suddenly, a loud crash resounded from above him. Joon Woo’s head shot up, gaze landing on a window, glass shattered and rain forcing its way inside. The power-summoned storm seems to have gotten a bit out of hand. But that isn’t what makes Joon Woo’s blood turn cold.

That’s the Ares House.

Oh gods, that can’t be good.

[euxjia]

starter for @eufreddie​ !

jia usually never had the same classes as people she knew-- culinary arts wasn’t a major that most people had, so she wasn’t cautious about who she would see in her classes. she usually wasn’t super close friends with her classmates but they got along through the joy and struggle of creating dishes that were passable and developing flavors that they never imagined they could create. but why had she decided to take this class this semester? she never imagined she would be in the same class as FREDDIE. FREAKING. PAN. 

even though she never really talked to freddie pan, are’s daughter had a reputation that preceded her. at all those summers at camp half-blood when they were younger, jia had watched as freddie was the typical embodiment of an ares child, a walking storm that tore apart people everywhere she went. jia had heard rumors that freddie pan had mellowed out, but she didn’t want to deal with the consequences if she was wrong. as she spotted the other girl, jia didn’t realize she was staring a second too long until she realized that their eyes met. immediately looking away, she quickly took a seat in the front, making sure she was as far away from freddie as possible.

fast forward to three minutes later, and jia found herself moving in the direction of the one person she didn’t want to work with in the entire class. of all the people she could have worked with, it just had to be HER. maybe it would be okay, jia thought, she could just do the whole entire project by herself and they would just meet for a few minutes and get something out. sitting down next to freddie, she quickly said her piece before she could receive any of the expected fire. “- look, i can do the entire project by myself, so we don’t have to do anything together. the dish is due next week, so it’s plenty of time for me to make it. got it?”