Robin arrived late at the cafeteria, his hair looking exactly as it had the moment he'd jumped out of bed. One of his shoelaces was starting to become untied and his socks weren't matching, but he at least looked awake. He said hello to the campers he knew and waved to Chiron. One of the others was talking to two campers he didn't recognize, but he tried not to stare. When he heard them mention 'hungry' and 'food' he started filling up a second plate. He took one in each hand and went over to the three. "Sounds like you guys are hungry," he said to the newcomers, holding out the plates. "Did you just get here? I don't remember seeing you around before." If Robin didn't recognize someone, they probably weren't a camper. He'd been living at Camp Half-Blood year-round for six and a half years and could name almost everyone on sight.
Darryl took his time walking through the gas station. The guy behind the counter was only paying attention to the magazine he held and didn't even seem to notice Darryl's entrance. Darryl wandered through a few aisles, choosing a few snacks, a sandwich, and an energy drink can. He put them all in a plastic bag and kept going to the back of the store. After glancing back to make sure the attendant wasn't watching him, he stepped into the restroom. As he'd expected, there was a small window that seemed stuck in a half-open position. Darryl tied the handles of the bag and dropped it out of the window, listening for the rustle as it landed. He grinned for a brief moment before leaving the bathroom. He took out a few crumpled dollar bills, bought a candy bar at the register, and left the store. He walked around the side of the building, got his bag, and went to the parking lot for his motorcycle. The engine growled to life and Darryl raced out of the parking lot, kicking up a plume of dust behind him. He stopped a few miles down the road to eat. Within the hour he saw the camp, and slowed his motorcycle as he approached the edge of camp. A few kids walking by stared at him as he pulled off his sunglasses, and he glared back until they dropped their gazes to their plates. Darryl pushed down his motorcycle's kickstand with his foot and got off his motorcycle, looking around for someone in command.