Percy Jackson: Master Of War

01| A New God Of War

Disclaimer: I do not own the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series or its related works, Rick Riordan does. [GodofCommunicating] does not own this chapter, it's a chapter from fan fiction.com on a story called Percy Jackson and The God Of War, it only had 2 chapters so I decided to adopt it.

RATED T FOR TEEN.

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Chapter 1: A New God of War

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    The Second Titanomachy (Second Titan War) had ended, with victory going to the Olympians yet the price of victory was higher than any the Olympians had or were willing to pay. Numerous demigods, those who felt betrayed and abandoned their godly parents and those who remained loyal, had died in the battle. The Olympians faced betrayals not just from their own children, but from their fellow gods. Many of the minor gods left the Olympians for the Titans, but the greatest of the betrayals came from Ares himself, the Olympian God of War.

    Ares has always desired to overthrow his father Zeus and rule as Lord of Olympus, ensuring he could wage as many wars to his heart's content. He was approached by the spirit of his grandfather Kronos, the Titan of Time and Titan Lord, with an offer: join him as his general, help him overthrow the Olympians and he would make him [Ares] the Titan Lord of War (and replacing the traitor Pallas as Titan of Warcraft) and allow him [Ares] to wage as many wars amongst the mortals as he [Ares] wanted. Ares' lust for war and bloodshed has always been insatiable, so he could not pass up the offer to be a Titan Lord and make as many wars as godly as possible.

    The year before the war actually started, Ares and his children, both immortal and mortal, betrayed Olympus. He also turned on his long-time 'girlfriend' Aphrodite, brutally humiliating her all the while laughing and revealing he was just using her for enjoyment and enjoyed how he was hurting Hephaestus by seducing the woman who was supposed to be his wife. Next he targeted Camp Half-Blood, his children there attacking their friends, comrades and even lovers, killing some and injuring many more.

    With the gods weakened and Typhon freed, it looked grim, but one demigod would not stand for it. He rose to the forefront, leading the remaining demigod forces loyal to Olympus to into battle and later victory. This demigod's name is Perseus "Percy" Jackson – son of Poseidon and the mortal Sally Jackson, Savior and Champion of Olympus and Bane of Titans.

     Percy had faced many trials and tribulations during the years leading up to the Second Titan War: at age twelve he retrieved the stolen Master Bolt of Zeus, stopping a civil war between the Olympians and revealed Luke Castellan as a traitor; at age thirteen he retrieved the long lost Golden Fleece and cured Thalia's Tree while reviving his cousin Thalia Grace; at age fourteen saved Artemis from the burden of the Sky by forcing Atlas back under it; at age fifteen he safely navigated the Labyrinth of Death, defeated the Titan Lord of the West and Titan of Mortality Iapetus and the Giant Antaeus– son of Gaia and Poseidon, defeated the strongest and most powerful of all monsters Kampê during the Battle of Camp Half-Blood; and at age sixteen led the remaining loyal demigods and Hunters of Artemis against Kronos' forces in what would be named the Battle of Manhattan. During the battle, Percy fought and defeated many powerful foes; Hyperion – Titan Lord of the East and Titan of Light and Perses – Titan of Destruction; the God of War himself Ares along with his children; and finally the Titan Lord himself Kronos.

     Percy was a storm of destruction and death, every enemy before him was rent unto death; from monsters, the traitor gods and demigods, and the Titans under Kronos' command. During the first day of the three days of the Battle of Manhattan, Percy faced both Phobos the God of Fear and his brother Deimos the God of Terror/Dread, easily defeating the two and sending them straight to Tartarus. During the second day, Percy faced the Titan Lord of the East Hyperion and the Titan of Destruction Perses. Despite the two-on-one advantage and their massive powers as the most powerful in the Titan Pantheon, Percy overcame the titan duo and sent them back to Tartarus. On the third and final day, Percy faced both Ares and Kronos, but not before dealing with the distractions known as Clarisse and her siblings. Despite receiving her father's blessing, Clarisse was no match of for the man responsible for the defeat of several of the most powerful of titans.