A/N: So thanks to everyone who reviewed, and as usual, a long run-on sentence:

Thanks to Someone (no, they aren't, that was a mistake, sorry, no matter how much the Tratie shippers would've liked it), MrAppocolypse, ChrystalineCD (thanks), ConnorPerson (absolutely nothing. There is no relationship between the author and maid outfits at all, as has been repeatedly stated in this fanfic), Zunifex (nice to see you again, CrazyBlueOwl), thedauntlessamity (nice to know you cheered up), Guest (it can't possibly be that strange, right?), and HetaHakaiTea (nice to know you like it. The maid cafe thing might be a little over the top but I'll maybe see about it).

Task Three: This task will involve each participant walking over to someone while playing the game Pokemon Go. They will then say that they saw a Pokemon there but that it is gone now, but that it looked a whole like the person whom they're talking to. They will then give them additional clues prompted by the others. If they can't get the other person to take a guess, they lose. If they refuse to say or do what they're told they also lose.

Leo decided to head on out first. To keep up with the whole disguise thing while walking he had his eyes glued to his phone's screen and randomly bumped into people.

Finally, he saw Travis Stoll and decided that with Travis acting like an idiot most of the time, this was probably going to be the easiest way to win.

"Hey Travis!" Leo said. "You see, I was playing Pokemon Go, and there was a cool Pokemon here, but it just vanished."

Travis guffawed. "Oh come on, Pokemon Go? What are you, like five years old? What a loser."

Leo found this to be quite too much from someone who spent most of his time staring at Katie and had ran around a tree doing the hokey-pokey, but the thing was that he needed him to make a guess so he didn't say anything.

"Yeah, I'm level five right now-"

"Five? I'm level eighteen!" Travis said proudly.

"Didn't he just say-" Frank began while Percy nodded.

Leo made a note that Travis would later wake up in the middle of the night to find that all his account data was deleted and that Katie had received some very odd text messages from him, but for now he was going to ignore that.

"Yeah, I was looking for this great Pokemon that was going to appear here, but it's gone now," Leo said.

"Really? Which one?"

"I can't remember the name…" Leo said. "But it did kind of look like you."

"What? I don't look like a Pokemon," Travis said.

"Tell him that it's name started with an X," Percy said.

"It's name started with an X, I think," Leo said, at once hating Percy because as far as he remembered, no Pokemon's name started with an X.

"But none of their names start with an X, right?" Travis asked.

"Say that it looked like it had a Mohawk," Jason said.

"Here's another hint, it, um, looked like it had a Mohawk," Leo said.

"Again," Travis said. "None of them look like they have a Mohawk, and even I don't have a Mohawk, so what gives?"

"Tell him it looked like something that was really pathetic," Frank said. "And probably wet itself in bed."

"It looked pretty pathetic," Leo said. "Plus, I think that it would probably be something that wet itself in bed."

"Okay, so now you're just being insulting," Travis said. "Oh, by the way, did you ever wet yourself in bed when you were little? Or did you burn it in flames instead?"

"Now that is a good question," Percy said.

"Tell him that it was one of the Pokemon that Ash didn't have," Jason said.

"Yeah, Ash didn't have one of them," Leo said.

"Oh, well that's just great," Travis said. "That only narrows it down to almost all of them. How many are there now anyway? It must be like a million now."

"Apparently the Ares cabin isn't the only cabin which doesn't know how to count," Frank said.

"Okay, tell him that it looked like a cross between a squirrel, a T-Rex, and an octopus," Jason said.

"It looked like a cross between a squirrel, a T-Rex, and an octopus," Leo said.

"Leo, are you drugs or something? Because that just sounds really ridiculous," Travis replied.

"Okay, yeah, I'm totally lost here, but what do you think it could be?" Leo asked.

"Literally nothing," Travis said.

"Come on now," Leo said, knowing that he would lose if Travis did not make a single guess.

"Well, I suppose if you thought it was me, it was probably a Gyarados," Travis said.

"Oh yeah," Leo said, quite relieved. "Yeah, I think it was a Gyarados."

"That doesn't start with an X though you moron," Travis said. "And it doesn't fit any of the other descriptions either."

"Katie is not going to be happy with you tomorrow," Leo said quietly and walked off, leaving Travis to wonder what he meant by that.

Result: Leo passed.


"But Travis' guess didn't match up with anything we said," Jason said.

"Yeah, but he just has to make a guess, even if it is completely wrong," Frank said.

"And seriously, he goes for Gyarados?" Percy asked. "He's hardly a Magikarp."

"Yeah, well, Percy, it's your turn now," Leo said. "And do you know what? I dare you to go to Chiron this time."

"Challenge accepted," Percy said.

Percy had little problem finding Chiron, who was at the Big House as usual. Mr. D wasn't there, which was a good thing, since they had all agreed that involving the gods in this whole thing would be way too much.

"Oh hey, Chiron," Percy said. He held out his phone. "I was playing Pokemon Go and there was a Pokemon here, but it vanished."

Chiron frowned. "What's Pokemon Go?"

"Okay, this is going to be even harder for Percy than I imagined," Leo said. "Simply put, Chiron doesn't know any Pokemon I guess, so Percy loses this by default."

"Um, it's a game in which you go around catching Pokemon?" Percy said.

Chiron frowned. "Oh wait- yes, Pokemon. I remember that thing a few years ago. I caught quite a few students playing it secretly when I was taking class."

Percy honestly couldn't blame them.

"Correct me if I'm wrong," Chiron said. "But I never really got those morally dubious games. Was that not a game in which you found and enslaved animal-like creatures, forced them to fight against each other, then enslaved their wild cousins, and then did the same with them?"

"Yeah, but that was just in Generation One," Percy said.

"It's not like it really gets any better when you put it that way," Jason said. "I mean, in Generation Two they introduce breeding so you can take said creatures, force them to mate, and then subsequently enslave their children as if they're your property."

"Yeah, and in Generation Four they introduce the Global Trade Station," Frank said. "So that you can take them and then sell them on the Internet for each other."

"And then in Pokemon Go you basically catch them and grind them into candy and feed them to each other so that they get stronger," Leo said.

"Yeah, it is really messed up if you think about it," Jason said.

"Yeah, but it was just a fun-filled game like this one," Percy said.

"I will have you know that at least five people have run into me, I believe, thanks to that game," Chiron said. "And with that out of the way, what exactly have you and your friends been up to? I've heard the weirdest complaints."

"He isn't on to us, is he?" Leo asked. "Percy! Try to avoid suspicion as much as possible! Try to act like you don't know anything!"

"For Percy that's not really a step up from what he normally does," Jason said.

"Uh… what weird?" Percy asked.

"Well, apparently you've become an exorcist?" Chiron asked. "And the Apollo cabin as well as the Ares cabin have filed complaints against you and Mr. Zhang respectively."

"Uh, I'm sure it was just a misunderstanding," Percy said. "More to the point though, I had just seen a Pokemon that looked like you but I just don't remember the name…"

"Was it in a wheelchair or was it a centaur, Percy? Because I know your kind and you always put centaurs in everything," Chiron said.

"No, say it looked kind of like a unicorn," Leo said.

"It actually kind of looked like a unicorn," Percy said.

"And how does this remind you of me?" Chiron asked.

"I don't know how I know," Leo said. "But I'm sure Chiron just used three question marks in a row at the end of that sentence."

"He said it and didn't write it," Frank said. "How could you possibly know that?"

"I just know!" Leo said. "Do not question the Valdez!"

"Percy, say that it looked kind of like a lollipop too," Jason said.

"It kind of also looked like a lollipop," Percy said.

"Okay, so I'm trying to picture lollipop here as well as unicorn," Chiron said. "Percy, I've got nothing. Nothing I remember is anything close to it." He then sighed. "Anyway, Percy, I have work to do, so if you won't mind you can ask someone else."

Despite Percy's protests and near-begging, Chiron left without giving an answer.

Result: Percy failed.

A/N: Thanks for reading, and do review if you liked!