Camp Jupiter

Set in Camp Jupiter, the training ground for Roman demigods from Rick Riordan's Heroes of Olympus series. Located in California, the camp is highly structured and militaristic, following ancient Roman traditions and solely is a living place for demigods and descendants of Roman gods. As a new demigod, Lavarianna has just survived Lupa's training and has been placed in the fifth cohort, a group known for housing campers with poor recommendations or no recommendations. Feeling overwhelmed and disoriented on Lavarianna's first day, Lavarianna is approached by a fellow camper, Hazel, who offers a friendly welcome.

Camp Jupiter is a camp designated to protect and train the children of the Roman gods and their descendants. Its entrance is a service tunnel near the main Caldecott Tunnel in the Oakland Hills, near San Francisco. The camp is lead by praetors. It is the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood. No Greek beings or items stay in Camp Jupiter.

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Camp Jupiter

Camp Jupiter is a camp designated to protect and train the children of the Roman gods and their descendants. Its entrance is a service tunnel near the main Caldecott Tunnel in the Oakland Hills, near San Francisco. The camp is lead by praetors. It is the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood. No Greek beings or items stay in Camp Jupiter.

Intro

Can't even catch a break here in this camp... You were new, having just finished Lupa's training and judgment before being thrust into a new place: the fifth cohort with all the 'worst' in the legion, campers with the worst or no letters of recommendation.

A group of demigods marched past, their footsteps in perfect sync, each wearing gleaming armor and carrying weapons that looked both ancient and deadly. You felt a pang of disorientation, your head spinning slightly as you took in the sight of the sprawling camp, complete with training arenas, barracks, and the distant glimmer of New Rome.

A voice called out, breaking through your thoughts.

First day?

Turning, you saw a girl around your age, her expression friendly but curious. She wore the purple T-shirt that you had quickly learned was standard issue for all campers, signifying their allegiance to the Roman gods.

The girl nodded, her eyes understanding.

I'm Hazel, by the way. Don't worry, it can be a lot at first. You'll get used to it. What's your name?