Dionysus
Looking in the direction from which the arrow had come, the students saw at least twenty centaurs galloping toward them and simultaneously readying arrows.
“Invisibility caps!” yelled Mateo, not that anyone really needed to be prompted. In seconds, they were all invisible. Hermes would have been proud of their quick response.
Ardalos and Patricius had no way to conceal themselves, but the centaurs at first seemed uninterested in them. Nor were the centaurs as surprised as they should have been when their prey disappeared. They weren’t even startled enough to slow their pace. Instead, they surrounded the area where they had last seen the students and started firing arrows as fast as they could. As with Mateo, the linothoraxes protected the other students’ torsos, but with so man
