A/N: Thanks for all the reviews, Koolkat0207 (I regret nothing either!), CrazyBlueOwl (it is okay to want Percy to lose), VexyMinion, Ayano's Theory of Relativity (Jason is talented, and it might sell for that much as a historical artifact. As for portraits of their girlfriends, that's kind of hard to do in under half an hour and I kind of really didn't think of that), lunarchroniclesandcockatiels (just don't tell her where you got the idea), Calefe (I kind of struggle a bit with giving Frank the right lines, but it is nice to know that I seem to be doing alright at it), HappyTheDragon (we might get there soon), DrakonOwl21195 (she must never discover it, which is why they've tried to keep it a secret), and percygeorgefourherondale.

Task Four: In this task, the contestants will be wearing a special sort of glasses (because blindfolds are a bit too obvious) which very nearly prevent any sort of light going through them, thereby making them oblivious to the visual world.

After that, they have to do and/or say whatever the others ask them to. This is a 'refuse, you lose' round.

Though it was obvious that Percy was probably going to lose, he went up first.

"Okay, these glasses like make you like blind blind," Percy said. "I can't see anything, even out of the corners."

"Okay, Percy," Leo said, "walk ten paces to the right."

Percy obliged.

"Now hold out your right hand and point it at your side," Jason said.

Percy also did so.

"Now say, 'Hey punk!'" Frank said.

Percy said, "Hey punk!" wondering who he was even talking to.

"Say, 'I thought we agreed this was my turf'"" Jason said.

Percy said, "I thought we agreed that this was my turf!"

"Say, 'I thought you knew the agreement! You get all the area up to the pool, and the rest of this is mine,'" Leo said.

Percy had the feeling that this was quickly moving into very uncomfortable territory, but he said, "I thought you knew the agreement! You get all the area up to the pool, and the rest of this is mine."

"Say, 'Okay buddy, you're going to have to hand over fifty bucks if you want to stay here,'" Frank said.

"Okay buddy, you're going to have to hand over fifty bucks if you want to stay here," Percy said.

"Now take off your glasses and see just who you've been saying all this to!" Frank said and all three of them guffawed.

Percy took off his glasses to see the person he had said all of that to: a small kid who couldn't have been older than five years old and was currently licking a lollipop, clearly wondering why this random stranger in the park was saying all this to him.

Despite everything, Percy began laughing. "Okay- I'm sorry kid, I didn't mean that. Go ahead and play like you want to."

"Percy, this is a public park," Frank said. "You just can't go around dividing it up like some gangster."

"Now put your glasses back on," Leo said.

Percy obliged.

"So Percy, if you're done picking on small children," Jason said, "we found someone a whole lot tougher for you to pick a fight with."

"Guys, I currently can't see," Percy protested. "I'm not going to be winning any fights."

"Yeah, but this is refuse you lose, Percy," Frank said. "Now walk fifteen steps forward, then ten steps right, and then twelve steps left…"

Percy did so.

"Now say, 'What're you looking at?'" Jason said.

"What're you looking at?" Percy asked, wondering how he was going to fight blind.

"Say, 'I know you've been lookin' at me funny, do you have a problem man?'" Leo said.

"I know you've been lookin' at me funny," Percy said, "do you have a problem man?"

"Now make a 'yo mama' joke," Frank said.

Percy sighed. He knew he was lagging behind and was considering just saying that he'd had enough, but then remembered that it was still possible that Leo would mess up, and that would mean that at least Leo would share his punishment.

"Yo mama's so fat," Percy said, "that she thought Mt. Everest was candy corn."

"Percy," Frank said, "I said to make a 'yo mama joke', not a 'bad yo mama joke.'"

Percy was surprised the guy hadn't punched him already. And hadn't said anything either.

"Now challenge him to a fight," Jason said.

"Okay," Percy said. "The gloves are off. I'm sick of you, and let's fight."

"Now take off your glasses," Leo said.

Percy took off his glasses to look at a telephone pole. He had spent all that time talking to a telephone pole, and there was an old guy feeding the pigeons looking at him, clearly wondering what was wrong with kids these days.

"Okay, another one," Leo said. "Take ten steps right, then five steps left, and then turn around and-"

Percy tried to keep up with the directions, and was suddenly met with something squishy on his foot.

"Surprise!" Leo said. "Did we tell you that this park is famous for housing a lot of dogs? And you've just stepped in one of their presents!"

Percy took off his glasses and looked at what he had stepped in. "What's wrong with people! You're supposed to clean that up! And guys, seriously, was this the funniest thing that you could think of? Stepping in dog poop is one of the oldest, and seriously, grossest and not really funny things ever."

"I must disagree with you on it not being funny," Frank said.

Once Percy washed his feet, he put on his glasses again and braced himself for what was going to happen.

"Okay, Percy, point your finger to your right and ask the person to stop," Leo said.

"Please stop," Percy said.

"Is there something you need?" someone asked. The voice sounded like it was a man's, maybe around thirty.

"Ask for his cell phone and tell him you need to make a call," Leo said.

"Can I borrow your cell phone for a minute?" Percy asked. "I really need to make a call."

"To who?"

"Percy, correct him and say, 'to whom?'" Leo said.

"To whom," Percy said, feeling like an idiot.

"Okay, whatever, but who do you wanna call kid?"

"Say that you need to call the police," Jason said.

"I need to call the police," Percy said.

"Why?"

"Say that someone stole your vanilla ice cream," Jason said.

"Someone stole my vanilla ice cream," Percy said.

"Say that it was stolen by a middle aged white guy wearing a blue leather jacket and black jeans," Jason said.

"It was stolen by a middle aged white guy wearing a blue leather jacket and black jeans," Percy said.

"Now take off your glasses," Leo said.

And of course, the guy looked just like the person Percy had described.

"I didn't steal nobody's ice cream though," he said.

Result: Percy passed.

Next up was Leo's turn, and clearly this was going to be intense due to the fact that Leo's victory/defeat would decide if Leo would be punished along with Percy, or if Percy was going to be punished alone.

"Wow, these glasses are good," Leo said. "I mean, I made them, so they are good obviously, but anyway, still, I can't see a thing."

"Leo, there's someone walking near you," Percy said. "Ask them to wait up."

"Hey wait up!" Leo said, not sure which way to turn.

An elderly female voice said, "Yes?"

"Tell the nice old lady that you need to ask for directions," Percy said.

"Um, could you give me some directions?" Leo asked.

"To where?"

"Ask her how to get to second base," Frank said. Percy and Jason both sniggered.

"How do I get to second base?" Leo asked, trying hard not to crack up.

The lady adjusted her glasses, though obviously Leo couldn't see that. "I don't understand. There isn't a baseball field nearby."

"And now we have another addition to make to our list of people on this show who can't tell when they're being messed with," Percy said.

"Oh, I'm sorry," Leo said. "I must be in the wrong park then. Thank you!" He wanted to say all that before the others could go ask him to do some more weird stuff.

"Okay, Leo, take two steps left, then keep walking forward, and after that-" Percy said, giving Leo a long list of rather complex directions.

At the end, Leo had bumped into about three different things, one of which he was sure was a dog, and had subsequently ran once it started barking only to trip over a tree root.

The others, of course, found this to be hilarious.

"Great, now just take ten paces forward," Percy said.

Leo did, but on the seventh step, he felt the ground disappear beneath him, and he was suddenly standing waist-deep in water.

"Surprise!" Percy shouted. "You've just jumped into a creek!"

"This is revenge for the dog doo-doo thing, right?" Leo asked as he took off his glasses. "In which case I have to say that you guys are all losing your class. I mean, this stuff really isn't funny, and isn't taking all the advantage of these glasses."

Leo dried himself off. Fire is rather good for that.

"Then again, Leo does have a point," Jason said. "This hasn't been all up to mark."

"Don't worry guys," Percy said. "I got this."

"Okay, so Leo, just follow these directions carefully," Frank said.

The next fifteen minutes were spent as Leo tried navigating around the place.

"Great, now you'll see- okay wait, you won't see it, but there's a rack on your right with a couple of T-shirts on it. Go put one on," Frank said.

Leo found one and awkwardly put it on while he heard the guys laughing. He was itching to take the glasses off and see what he was wearing.

"Now walk ten steps to the left and point your finger to the right," Jason said.

Leo did so.

"Raise your finger a little," Percy said. "And then say, 'Hey you!'"

"Hey you!" Leo said.

"Say, 'I've been standing here for the last three hours, and I've seen you sitting on that chair of yours like it's the Iron Throne,'" Percy said.

"I've been standing here for the last three hours, and I've seen you sitting on that chair of yours like it's the Iron Throne," Leo said.

"Oh really?" someone asked who was sitting above Leo. Leo wondered just what was going on.

"Yeah," Leo replied.

"Tell the guy that he's been sitting there getting paid to do nothing, that he's lazy, and you're going to make him do something to earn those doughnuts that he's eating," Percy said.

This all sounded way too specific for Leo, but he did it anyway. "So, you've been sitting around getting paid to do nothing, you're lazy, but I'm going to make you do something to earn those doughnuts you're eating."

"Is that so?" the guy asked.

"Leo, point at your shirt and run five steps forward!" Percy said.

Leo did so, and then stopped, because his feet suddenly felt wet. "Where am I?"

"Take off your glasses and look," Percy said and laughed.

Leo did, and he noticed several things. First of all, he was at the edge of a swimming pool. Second of all, the guy he had been talking to was the lifeguard, who was eating a doughnut at the moment. Third, Leo was wearing a T-shirt that said: I CAN'T SWIM on it.

That's when Leo realized what had happened and began chuckling like crazy. "Okay, I've got to admit, well played guys, well played."

Result: Leo passed.

And so, Leo returned to the hideout. "So Jason and Frank are up next?"

"Nope," Jason said. "Even if both of us lose, Percy still gets punished and he's the only one that gets punished, so we've decided to both sit this one out and get straight to the punishment."

"How very unsportsmanlike of you," Percy said. "I mean, you might as well do it just so we can see you guys doing it."

"Nah," Jason said. "Let's get straight to the part where you get embarrassed Percy! We've thought up of something pretty good!"

Percy gulped.

A/N: And that ends our chapter, and also this round. Percy is this round's biggest loser, and the next chapter will detail his punishment.

Thanks a lot for reading, and do please review if you liked!