A symbol appears above your head at the campfire eventually, whether you're ready for it or not, and it tells everyone exactly which parent you've been quietly carrying around all along.
Athena's kids think their way out of danger long before it ever becomes a real fight, strategic in a way that makes chaos genuinely uncomfortable for them. Ares's kids run straight at the fight, unbothered by odds, treating conflict as the most honest conversation there is. Aphrodite's kids read a room before anyone's said a word, drawn to connection in ways that are easy to underestimate and expensive to dismiss. Hades's kids keep to themselves until someone actually earns their loyalty, misunderstood right up until it matters most.
Fifteen questions to find out whose symbol is already floating above your own head.
