Ethan was late to the campout, but it couldn't be helped. He had late rounds to do and needed to finish his duties before he could attend. Though now that he had arrived and gave it any thought, it was odd for him to have to do rounds at all at this time.. the castle was empty with the students out here doing their homework. Not that it mattered much now.

The 17 year old wandered down to the lake and spotted the transparent tent. That was sort of weird, but cool at the same time, he supposed. The place was huge, he realized, as he entered.. enough to hold many students, though it did seem rather crowded. He first made his way over to the food table, feeling his stomach growling. Awesome.. there were s'mores? And, oh! Coffee! He grabbed one of each then found a less crowded location to begin his observations.

First things first, he needed to find Polaris. He lifted his eyes to the sky. It would be easiest to find that one if he found the constellation within which it was located.. Ursa Minor. That was a relatively easy one to locate and after just a moment his eyes followed the stars in the shape of ladle.. yep, that was it. And now.. Seriously?

Ethan spun his head around in the direction of the very loud and familiar voice. What was she doing?? He stood and watched in sheer disbelief as his girlfriend spun around and around. There was something seriously wrong. She would have never acted this way in class.. like she had in the last Astronomy lesson.. and here she was acting completely mental yet again. And he was worried.. there was something going on with her and he couldn't figure it out.

The last time he expressed his concerns, he was successfully distracted, but he needed to get to the bottom of her seemingly affected mental state. There was just something off and he didn't like it.. it was upsetting to think there might be something wrong. Walking over to her, he put his hands on the shoulders of the dizzy girl and looked her in the eye and said, "Minerva.. what is going on? I know you like schoolwork but it's not like you to be so hyper and loud in class.. I'm really worried about you."