WoodenZebra
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Tradition. An ancient practice built into the fabric of any society. Every nation and every society has got its tradition. Thus when a Westerner shakes hands with a friend or an acquaintance, or a musalman says 'salam' it is in the best of traditions. Traditions may speak of good breeding. Tradition is reflected in one's manners. Traditions help in the free and unobstructed flow of life. Traditions are almost an unwritten code of life.
Thus, if there's a capture the flag game every Friday in camp half-blood, why stop it? Exactly, and that's what was going on that bright day in camp half-blood. A capture the flag game between Ares/Hephaestus and Hecate/Apollo. They were able to pick any other Cabin to join, and up to two other cabins on each side, so a max of eight cabins were competing with up to four on each side. Yet, the day was very relaxed. Some smack talk here and there, everyone was excited for the game. With an hour before the game officially started, the heads of the teams still needed to pick other cabins to join. With everyone on the edge of their seats, the councilors of each cabin met in the big house so the councilors of of the Ares, Hephaestus, Hecate, and Apollo cabins could tell the others who they wanted to join them.
Thus, if there's a capture the flag game every Friday in camp half-blood, why stop it? Exactly, and that's what was going on that bright day in camp half-blood. A capture the flag game between Ares/Hephaestus and Hecate/Apollo. They were able to pick any other Cabin to join, and up to two other cabins on each side, so a max of eight cabins were competing with up to four on each side. Yet, the day was very relaxed. Some smack talk here and there, everyone was excited for the game. With an hour before the game officially started, the heads of the teams still needed to pick other cabins to join. With everyone on the edge of their seats, the councilors of each cabin met in the big house so the councilors of of the Ares, Hephaestus, Hecate, and Apollo cabins could tell the others who they wanted to join them.