I'm sorry that I'm taking so long! This is my dad's laptop, and it's practically midnight anyway. I don't own PJO.
Thalia slung her backpack on her shoulder and held Percy's hand tightly. Nico was already sitting on his seat, and Thalia figured she would just use the mist to make it seem like he was in a car seat.
"Nico was put in as a lap child, so you'll have him on your lap for the entire trip. And these are your tickets." Chiron finished explaining.
Thalia nodded. Percy, who could almost sense the tension radiating from his cousin, was strangely quiet. He had a fearful look on his face.
"Oh, Thalia, it appears that your fears are starting to affect your cousins. If you could try to seem more cheerful, I believe that Percy and Nico will benefit a slight bit more." Chiron added.
Thalia didn't answer, but she put Percy inside the camp's van.
"I'll try." She whispered.
"Mama, I'm scared." Percy whimpered. Despite all the trouble he had caused her, Thalia felt her heart go out to the sweet, innocent little face. He didn't even know what he was doing. He was going with his two cousins to go visit his mom and step dad who he didn't even remember. The poor thing could barely make out what the difference was.
"There's nothing to be afraid of, sweetie." Thalia tried out a pet name.
Percy held out his hand, and gripped her pinky as she seated herself in the car.
"Good bye, Chlorine." Percy waved to Chiron.
Chiron had the faintest of a smile playing out on his lips at his new nickname.
"Good bye, Perseus Jackson. Make us proud. And don't trouble your cousin to much." Chiron helpfully waved back.
Argus started the car, and it lurched backwards.
Nico had been so quiet, Thalia looked over to make sure that he was in the car, and she hadn't accidently forgotten him somewhere.
His face was turning a violent shade of green, and he was holding his stomach, doing a silent groan.
"Nico, you don't get carsick, do you?" Thalia suddenly had a horrible feeling.
"Muntion chickness." Nico mumbled.
"Motion sickness?" Thalia squeaked.
Nico could barely manage to nod as the car swerved out of the camp.
Argus silently handed her a paper bag, and the eye on the back of his neck watched in concern.
Thalia undid Percy's seatbelt and moved him to her side so that she could move into the middle next to Nico. She undid his seatbelt as well, and held the bag to his mouth.
"It's okay. Everything will be okay." She murmured, trying to be reassuring for her cousin's sake.
Percy watched on, completely freaked and mesmerized by what was happening.
Nico gasped, and slowly sank down into his seat. This time, he really did groan out loud.
Thalia took this as a good sign. She lowered the paper bag slightly and took a deep breath. This was going to be a long trip.
I am soooooo sorry, I really wanted this to be of the airport and stuff, but it was late when I finally got access and everything, and this was all I could crank out in five minutes!