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Roughin' It Part 7

Summary: After Uma boldly and perhaps stupidly proclaims that she could handle camping easily, Mal, Evie, Audrey, Jane, and Uma end up on a camping trip that none of them were prepared for in the least. Friendship feels amongst all three girls, Huma, Jarlos, Jaudrey, Bal, and Hades father/daughter feels with Mal.

   "Y'know, I think I really am Davey Jones," Uma proudly announced to the group as she cooked the fish meat on a stick over the fire.

"You are aware that's a guy, right?" Audrey questioned, rolling her eyes as she eyed Uma and her fish in disgust from position on the far side of the log that Jane and Evie were sitting on as well. Audrey was relaxing with her knees on the ground, and her elbows resting on the log so that her sore behind was not touching anything. Uma had already given her heck about the entire episode with getting her butt slammed with an Epi-Pen, and Audrey was in a rather unhappy mood as a result of not being able to sit down on her behind and because of Uma's endless teasing.

"Well, of course. I'm not an idiot, princess. Unlike some of us," Uma informed the pink princess, Uma's eyes sparkling as she eyed Audrey. Audrey just huffed in irritation, squinting a bit as the wind blew somewhat harshly against her face.

"This wind is enough to drive someone insane," Audrey commented, and Uma nodded, looking around as she gazed into the darkness and the wind blew her hair back.

"Y'know, if I didn't know any better, I'd say that it was gonna rain," Uma pointed out, and Audrey winced as she tried to keep her hair away from her berries that she had in her hand.

"What are you? The weatherman?"

"No. You are aware that's a guy, right?" Uma sarcastically commented, echoing Audrey's question from earlier with that characteristically snarky smirk. Audrey just scrunched her nose and faked a laugh as she glared at Uma.

Evie rolled her eyes affectionately at the both of them, but her eyes were quickly averted by the sight of Jane sitting beside her and scooting her behind surreptitiously on the log. Evie's eyes widened as she stared at the other girl for a long moment. However, she couldn't keep letting Jane do that without letting her know that she was being noticed.

"Jane! What are you doing?" Evie whispered harshly, and Jane looked over at the bluenette, her eyes wide as she stared at Evie, freezing in her motions.

Mal raised an eyebrow from her position relaxing on the ground between Evie's legs as she had the previous night, her elbows propped on Evie's knees as she comfortably leaned against her best friend. She was sipping upon yet another soda despite Evie's warnings, and she had just finished munching on some berries.

"Umm... Nothing," Jane replied. Evie furrowed her brow, knowing that definitely wasn't true. The look on her face must have communicated this, because Jane looked over in Uma and Audrey's direction before she scooted nearer to Evie with a somewhat anxious expression.

"Evie, what do you do when you think you've gotten into poison ivy?" Jane questioned nervously, and Evie's eyes widened a bit as she suddenly realized precisely what was wrong with the fairy.

"Well, what did you, umm... Wipe with?'" Evie awkwardly questioned. Mal raised her eyebrows as she shrugged.

"It had three leaves," Mal commented quietly, and Evie gazed down at her sister in surprise before returning her gaze to Jane.

"Jane! Haven't you ever heard the saying about 'Leaves of three, let them be?!'" Evie demanded in nigh horror, and Jane just looked down sheepishly.

"Obviously not," Mal commented, sipping from the soda despite Evie's slightly disapproving glance thrown her way.

Evie sighed deeply, looking around as she tried to decipher how she could help the girl. After a moment, she spotted precisely what Jane needed.