Avenging

Piper

"Who's Percy?" Percy asked, his eyes darting from one side of the room to another.
"Y-you," I stuttered.
"Where am I?" Percy asked, sitting up quickly.
I stepped towards Percy.
"You really don't know?" I asked.
"N-no," Percy stuttered.
"What do you know?" the medicine guy asked.
Percy looked to his feet.
"Nothing but a name," Percy said, his voice pained.
"Who's?" I asked.
"Annabeth," he replied.
"Oh my gods," I gasped.
Percy ran out of the room.
"Percy!" the red head exclaimed as she followed Percy out of the room.
"What just happened?" medicine man asked.
"I-I don't know," I said, putting my head I my hands.
I began to sob.
"Piper, I know that you've known Percy for a long time so this must be hard for you," a man with bionic pants begun, "but can you get up so we can figure out what we are going to do?"
I wiped my eyes then stood.
"Well, if we are all going to team," I said, "we might want to know each other's names."
"Ya, that would be smart," medicine man replied, "I'm Bruce."
"Tony," bionic pants said.
"I'm Jason," Jason, my boyfriend, said, still rubbing my back on the floor.
"And the red head in the black spandex is Natasha," Tony said, gesturing to the door.
I snorted then stood.
"Jason?" I said.
"What?"
"Can you go check on Percy and Natasha? I want to talk to these two alone," I said, pointing at Bruce and Tony.
"Sure. I'll be back in fifteen minutes. No more, no less," Jason replied, giving me a little kiss on the cheek.
When Jason was out of the room, I walked closer to Bruce and Tony.
"Okay," I begun, using my best charmspeak, "do you two know why Percy doesn't remember anything?"
"We really don't know why. From a medical standpoint, I would say that Percy was struck by lightning and held up by Zeus and this is a side effect that should wear off within a week or two," Bruce rambled.
"Okay," I replied in a normal voice. I hate using charmspeak, but I think that this was an occasion worthy.
Tony raised his index finger and pressed it in his forehead.
"What did you just say?" Tony asked, shaking his head as if to clear his thoughts.
"Oh, nothing," I replied happily then walked peppily out the door.