"I will be by your side until we no longer are in this existence, I will be by your side until the Apollo stops rising the sun, until Artemis stops rising the moon, I will be by your side until my last breath, until you tell me otherwise, Nico Di An...
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CHAPTER 0018. CHERRY COWS UNITING
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WHEN THE GROUP FINALLY STOPPED RUNNING, they ended up in a room full of waterfalls. Angel found the room beautiful, the floor was one big pit, ringed by a slippery stop walkway. Around them, on all four walls, water tumbled from huge pipes. Though the one thing that unsettled him was the pit that the water tumbled down into. He stared at it for a moment before he took a step away from it as he felt like he was almost being pulled into it. He didn't like that.
Briares slumped against the wall. He scooped up water in a dozen hands and washed his face. "This pit goes straight to Tartarus," he murmured. "I should jump in and save you trouble."
Angel pursed his lips as he looked towards the monster and blinked. That was such a weird thing to say, why did he feel the need to say that...
"Don't talk that way," Annabeth told him. "You can come back to camp with us. You can help us prepare. You know more about fighting Titans than anybody."
"I have nothing to offer," Briares said. "I have lost everything."
"Damn, that sucks." Angel muttered only for Percy to elbow him, sending him a small glare silently telling him, it wasn't the time.
"What about your brothers?" Tyson asked. "The other two must stand tall as mountains! We can take you to them."
Briares's expression morphed to something even sadder: his grieving face. "They are no more. They faded."
