❛I can change everything about me to fit in.❜
Half of the soul is meant for love, the other for madness. It is the fate foretold for what her mother did.
percy jackson x leia o'connor x
annabeth chase
percy jackson and the olympians
memoirs of a m...
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PERCY JACKSON
WHEN IN DOUBT ON WHO TO BLAME, JUST CURSE THE GODS. At least, only do it in your head, they're rather sensitive beings. Percy was honestly done with this whole being Greek thing, especially if it meant your one way of getting to save your mom got exploded by lightning.
Thanks, Zeus, you are a really helpful guy, Percy almost wanted to say. You'd swear they were on a quest to steal his master bolt with the way he acted.
For what seemed like the hundredth time since, Leia huffed, brushing her curls out of her face as they trudged through the woods on the New York riverbank. She had pulled her jacket off and given it to Grover, though that didn't seem to matter because the Satyr was still shivering like he had been stuck in the Arctic.
Percy would've given his jacket, if it wasn't completely drenched. She looked cold, rubbing the palms of her arms on her shoulders as she trudged.
"Three Kindly Ones... All three at once." Grover murmured, his teeth clattering together. Percy really began to consider his luck. The bus exploded, they lost all their belongings, soaked head to toe, walking through the Garden State of all places.
He just better pray that the minotaur doesn't reform with a new love for murdering more kid's parents. Now that would be worse luck on his side.
Zeus, Hades, whoever is listening, don't get ideas.
"Come on! The further away we get, the better."
"All our money was back there," Percy remembered, whining slightly. Leia rolled her eyes, but Percy knew he had a point. They had no money, no food, and nowhere to sleep. The quest seemed pretty helpless.
Maybe they could just go back to camp, shrug, say they did their best, and call it quits.
"Our food and clothes. Everything."
"We're lost, in the middle of the woods, in the Garden State." Leia whined, huffing as her hands wrapped around the ends of her auburn hair to wring it dry. "We're cold, we're wet, we have no spare change of clothes, stuck somewhere in the middle of New Jersey, with no way of getting to LA."
