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Asclepius' Cabin
The God of Medicine

Asclepius is the god of medicine and essentially doctors (specifically referring to the Asclepiades; an ancient guild of doctors). Asclepius was the demigod son of Apollo and the Triccaean princess Coronis. Raised by the centaur, Chiron, he was instructed in the art of medicine and became so good in his craft that he could raise the dead to life. Because this was against the natural order, Zeus killed him with a lightening bolt. He was later revived as a god. Asclepius is not as well known as his father, but still bares much respect to his name as well as patroning the ancient guild of doctors and modern day doctors.

Soure: Theoi

Cabin Description

The cabin is made of cool stones sculpted together, neatly trimmed hedges surrounding the perimeter of the cabin. On both sides of the arch doorway stands a statue of Asclepius holding his staff while a stone replica of his staff is attached to the keystone of the arch doorway. Whoever enters the cabin immediately feels a rush of rejuvenation, as the cabin is enchanted to restore some health to whoever enters it. The interior of the cabin is comfy, with a bluish-gray gradient decorating the walls to accompany the palette of blues, grays, and whites located in the living room. Stairs lead upward to a loft area which can serve as a mini infimrary in times of crisis, and is generally a good place to clear your head. There are two hallways stemming out from the living room, the walls lined with doors leading to bedrooms. Names are written across the white doors in navy with a cursive font. The cabin is designed to provide a sense of calm, as traditionally panic often doesn't help with medicial issues.

Powers

#### Offensive

1. Children of Asclepius can drain energy from their enemies, but this requires intense focus and if continously used will drain the user as well.
2. Children of Asclepius can plague their enemies with the symptoms of a sickness of their choice temporarily, the deadlier the sickness, the more energy drained; this can last anywhere from three to five minutes depending on the severity of the symptoms.

#### Defensive

1. Children of Asclepius can create or summon two to three snakes to defend themselves; The more snakes summoned and the more dangerous the snake is, the more energy drained.
2. Children of Asclepius can transfer injuries inflicted upon themselves onto enemies through the touch; they must be in physical contact with the enemy for longer than five seconds and the longer the touch, the more injuries that are transferred which may induce fatigue depending the on the overall sum of the injuries.

#### Passive

1. Children of Asclepius can naturally sense the sick and injured, they can also tell if someone is sick or injured; they can turn this off if they wish.
2. Children of Asclepius naturally emit an aura of health and rejuvenation, making people around them in a three yard radius feel energized; they may turn this off if they desire to.
3. Children of Asclepius have a natural resistance to poison, confusion, as well as other types of pain and sickness casted on them; While they have a natural resistance to this, they aren't completely resistant and can still fall to said power depending on the strength.
4. Children of Asclepius can sense people's health by looking at them, their condition ranging from a pastel green for a general healthy person to a dark green for an extremely unhealthy person in risk of death.

#### Supplementary

1. Children of Asclepius can heal minor to medium injuries through touch; the more the healing required, the more energy drained.
2. Children of Asclepius can restore energy and endurance to a select person through physical contact, they longer this connection is maintained, the more energy is drained.
3. Children of Asclepius' presences can sense threats and tell how much damage an attack or otherwise may cause physically to themselves or someone else within five yards.
4. Children of Asclepius can summon a staff similar to Asclepius' to fight with.

#### 3 Months After Character is Made

1. Children of Asclepius can replinish energy to a recently incapacitated person, bringing them out of unconsciousness. This will however drain a large amount of energy and the user, and may or may not incapacitate the user themselves.

#### 6 Months After Character is Made

1. Children of Asclepius can conjure a literal dome around them and their allies that protects them from recieving damage as well as replinishes the energy of the inhabitants of the dome. The maximum space of this dome is three yards and anyone who is not the user may leave and enter the dome freely while the user is force to remain in it to maintain the dome. This dome lasts for three to five minutes and will drain the user more the longer it is employed.

#### 9 Months After Character is Made

1. Children of Asclepius can become a literal personification of good health and medicine. While in this state, they can not be injured, and anyone around them within in a twenty-foot feet radius will be healed of most medium to minor injuries. They may stay in this form until they chose to transform back into a human or collapse from overuse. Either outcome will cause the user to become incapacitated for over twelve hours.

#### Traits

1. Children of Asclepius typically tend to be very healthy
2. Children of Asclepius tend to make good doctors as well as profess in the field of medicine
3. Children of Asclepius have a natural affinity for snakes seeing as their father's sacred animal is a snake
4. Children of Asclepius generally have strong immune systems

Head Counsellor
Moon Yuno

 Godly Father: Asclepius

Moon Seomin was one to mind his own business, working as surgeon in Seoul. Asclepius had taken a strong interest in him, as he was known as one of the best surgeons in the country, his name famous in the medical records for the countless lives he'd saved. Wanting to know more, he posed as a fellow surgeon, recently having transferred to his hospital. He tried his best to charm him into going on a date with him, and after months of effort he finally agreed.
The two dated happily for a year and a half before it happened. Asclepius left Seomin heartbroken and alone with no explanation. Seemingly having disappeared off the face of the Earth, Seomin could not seek him out for an explanation. Seomin became bitter afterward, deciding to focus on his work and exclude any other type of relationship out of his life, which in turn caused him to be isolated and depressed. It seemed the pain of the heartbreak stung a million times worse when he received his final farewell from his lover—a baby boy lying in a basket left on his doorstep in the cold.
He found the child as he was returning home and hurriedly rushed it inside, placing the basket near the fireplace to warm the infant up. The child was sleeping soundly, swaddled in blankets with a strangely healthy glow to its cheeks despite the cold. He lifted it out of the basket eventually to find a letter tucked into a silver messenger bag. He took the messenger bag out of the basket, thinking that it must've been uncomfortable to rest on and place the child back in the basket. He took the letter out of the bag and opened it, finding it mostly empty except for a pocket inside the bag where three trinkets were strapped to the side of the pocket.
He left those alone and turned to read the letter, which he discovered was from his lover long lost ago. As he read over the words, all he felt was pain and suddenly he missed the soft kisses tickling his neck as they watched sappy movies together. Holding back tears he managed to finish the letter, discovering the child before him was his and that Asclepius was actually a Greek god. The knowledge only made him more bitter and he almost burned the letter before the gurgle of an awake infant stopped him. He scowled and took everything upstairs, locking the letter and messenger bag away in a safe.
Yuno grew up in a silent household, where his father was never home and it felt like he ate dinner with a stranger every time he did come home. He came to adopt Seomin's cold and isolated nature, preferring to be alone during school and was quite cold and rude to anyone who approached him. One night Seomin had brought home a medical textbook and Yuno took to spending the night reading it all, sparking his interest in medicine. He also became fond of acting, curious about the art of shifting into different roles and personas.
While there were rarely problems at home due to their lack of interaction, Yuno faced problems elsewhere. As he entered middle school, he became a target subject to bullying. His father seemed to refuse to look Yuno in the eye anymore and eventually angry at his presence, so he stayed out late to avoid getting into fights with Seomin. It was on one of these nights where he was strolling around until he was sure Seomin would be upstairs by the time he got home did he get attacked by a harpy.
He was able to outrun it, and it later fell defeated to another demigod in the area. In his escape, he had found himself in a rather shady part of Seoul, which he hadn't been to before and didn't know how to navigate. While struggling to find his way back home, the thirteen-year-old was kidnapped and taken as a hostage for a ransom. During his time as a hostage, he was badly beaten, often times out of anger. Several days later he was freed after Seomin had paid the ransom and returned home battered and bloody.
The incident caused Seomin to become more aware and paranoid for Yuno's safety. He introduced Yuno to the world of Greek mythology and explained to him who his other father was. He finally showed him the letter and messenger bag that had been left with him as a child. At first, Yuno struggled to comprehend it after everything that had happened in the past week and a half but forced himself to accept it. There were three charms inside the bag, a miniature shield, two rapiers crossed over each other, and a star.
He found himself carrying these everywhere. The miniature shield did indeed turn into a life-sized shield he found out one day when he ran into a fire-breathing horse. The rapier charm spawned two rapiers made of a bronze material, one of them seeming to glow around the blade. He later discovered the glowing one was enchanted, acting similar to a lightsaber which he'd seen in Star Wars but less dangerous. The last, a star, was simply a necklace to wear around his neck that was supposed to provide him with a sense of protection like Asclepius was watching over him.
Yuno's life continued uneventfully besides the occasional monster up until his sophomore year in high school. Here, disaster struck—leaving Yuno's once peaceful life disrupted forever. Unbeknowest to Yuno, his father had been possessed by an Eidolon. When he reached home, his father was home unusually early, piquing curiosity from the teen. The eidolon led him outside where it forced Seomin to pull a dagger on Yuno. The eidolon attempted to attack Yuno, stalling the demigod for the larger monster lurking around the corner.
Yuno, afraid of hurting his father, tried to be as defensive as possible, but the eidolon persisted. After landing a deep gash on Yuno's arm, Yuno recoiled and forced himself to switch to offense. After all the months of monster training, it wasn't much of a feat to vanquish the eidolon. The eidolon pulled something unexpected as Yuno swung his rapier against the dagger. Seomin lowered his dagger and leaned into the sword, resulting in his head being directly sliced off.
Yuno froze, realizing what he had done and dropped his weapons, falling to his knees to cry. A manticore, having conspired with the eidolon earlier to defeat the son of Asclepius, had finally come out. The son of Asclepius was numb as the manticore spoke to him, telling him about how long he had been watching the son of Asclepius, and stating how fun it would've been to bring him to his knees before he killed and devoured him.
The eidolon possessed Yuno in the moment, and all Yuno could do was watch in agony as the manticore carried both his body and the separated body of his father's back inside. The manticore ripped apart Seomin's body while Yuno was forced to watch, tears streaming down his cheeks. Finally, the manticore turned to him with a sadistic grin, baring its teeth. It made his death as painful as possible, chiding its time and injuring him where it would hurt most but wouldn't actually kill him.
Eventually, the manticore tore his head off with its teeth, ending Yuno's life. The son of Asclepius was sent to the fields of Asphodel, however, as stubborn as he was, refused to drink from the River Lethe. He was instead thrown into the river as an attempt to get him to drink but managed to keep his head above water long enough for him to head downstream into territories of other Underworld gods.
He is discovered by the goddess Styx who plucks him out of the River Lethe and questions his intentions. He explains what had happened prior to his death and how he had gotten here, and Styx, taking pity on him told him to follow her. He did as told and found himself before Hades. Styx convinced Hades to allow Yuno to pursue a continuation of his life and after a long debate (featuring PowerPoint Presentations), Hades finally freed Yuno.
Yuno was revived in New York where he was met by a daughter of Eos who helped him learn English and helped him get used to the American life. He finished high school there and wondered what he would do when the daughter of Eos suggested staying at a Camp called Camp Half-Blood. After a year or so, he took her advice and headed to Camp. He found ease in finally being claimed as a son of Asclepius, feeling as if he could finally breathe again.