The Crown of Ptolemy

What on earth is going on ?!!?

Percy could not understand why Annabeth was so mad at him. Okay, yes he did no tell her about meeting Calypso, while everyone thought he was dead, but he felt bad when he came back and saw Annabeth crying her head off. He didn't want to just show up and be like Oh, I was with another girl who was taking care of me, and I lost track of time. Percy figured that he would never see Calypso again after leaving her island. But anyway, Percy still couldn't get over the fact that Gaea woke up, after Percy's nose started to bleed, and one drop fell on he ground.

While Percy was sitting in his cabin, his cabin began to shake. Percy got up to check what was going on,and saw that all the other campers had done the same. Then to his surprise, he saw Annabeth coming his way. She looked worried.

"Percy, the barriers around the camp are about to break !"

Then all of a sudden, the barriers shattered. And right on top of Half-Blood Hill, stood two teenagers,their backs turned from the campers as if they were trying to help secure the camp from someone, or... something. Finally, the two teenagers turned around, and Percy and Annabeth were shocked by what they saw. Right there, standing On Half-Blood Hill, stood ...

"Carter ?!?" Percy exclaimed.

"Sadie?!?" said Annabeth.

They ran towards them, the four teenagers greeting each other.

"Okay, so were going to need your guys help to get the magicians out of your camp,"Carter said.

So they were able to get them out, and put the barriers back up, but they knew that it would't take long for the magicians to get back in.

But while the four of them were getting the Egyptians out, Percy saw movement at the corner of his eye. He turned around, to see a hieroglyph flying towards Annabeth. And Percy, not wanting Annabeth to get hurt, Dove and took the Hieroglyph right in his chest.

Annabeth turned around to find Percy sprawled out on the ground. She shrieked so loud, that all the campers came to see what had happen. she started mumbling to Percy, "Oh Gods..."