Following the signs near the paths Tyler made his way through the cabin area of the camp. As he passed the many different cabins it didn't take him long to figure out that each one was for a specific God or Goddess. From the looks of it some looked way more lived in than other. He was surprised to find himself hoping that his cabin would be one that was fully staffed. Reading the sign hanging on the front porch Tyler looked at his new home.

Asclepius’ Cabin itself looked like a small wooden hospital painted with shiny beige paint. A bit bland for his taste but beggars can't be choosey. Walking up the step he open the door and looked inside. He didn't hear anything at first and his call of hello wasn't returned. So much for siblings. Inside he found that the walls changed in color when touched, making up for the color outside. In the far corner there was a statue of Asclepius. Tyler parked himself in front of the statue for a moment. The face he saw didn't match most of the books he had read but now that he examined it Tyler could see the resemblance his mother had always told him about. Medical books were everywhere, on shelves on the back wall of the cabin, stacked and organized on the side of each bunk. He made note to read through them and see if they were different than the ones he had back home. A small staircase lead to a loft that had a small sitting and reading area. He didn't find much that looked like personal effects basically confirming he was the only one that would be here. Further exploration uncovered a ladder that led down to a basement where he found a bunch of medicine and other supplies. At least he wouldn't be lacking here.

Heading back upstairs he tossed his bag on one of the beds that reminded him to much of a hospital bed and made his way back outside.

Home sweet home.