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Lunaria's angry.


"Is there a Greek god of disappoinment?" Percy started, breaking the silence between the three of them.

"Maybe someone should ask him if he's missing a kid." He added.

I wanted to answer but I was chewing my food so I let Luke answer, "Oizys.. but she's a goddess." Luke answered.

"Anyways, her whole thing isn't really disappointment, it's more like failure." I continued as I looked at my food.

"We're gonna find the thing that you're good at, I know it. You too Luna." Luke said nudging my arm.

"I really think it's gonna be this year." He added.

"I hope so." I replied while standing up as I heard the bell chime.

"Our turn," I heard Luke say.

"Our turn for what?" Percy asked.

"Burnt offerings." Luke answered while Percy stares at him.

"The gods like the smell, so it gets their attention before you say a prayer." He explained.

"They like the smell of burnt mac 'nd cheese?"

"They like the smell of begging." I corrected.

"Now, come on." I insisted as I left the table with Luke and Percy behind me.

・・・

"Thalia!" I yelled out, tears running down my cheek as Luke was pulling me away. Away from my older sisters lifeless body.

"Thalia!" I yelled one more time, I wanted to run to her but in a blink of an eye she wasn't there anymore. It was a tree.

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I gasped as my body jolted upwards, my breathing was heavy. It was like I just ran a mile, I wiped off the cold sweat from my cheek to my forehead, I felt my heart beating rapidly just thinking about her again.

I removed the blanket off my body as I left my bed, I wore my slippers that I wear everytime I go outside in my pajamas. I walked in the female restroom and saw Clarisse in front of me, I was about to call her but she approached a stall.

It was either me daydreaming or Clarisse and 2 of her minions getting thrown by water from the stall onto the sinks behind them, causing damage to the things they hit. I stared in shock, while Clarisse and her minions ran past me soaking wet then I saw Annabeth beside me.

"Since when did you came here?" I asked casually, used to Annabeth appearing around. Randomly.

"Since now." She answered.

"You saw that right?"

"Yes, yes I did."

I looked back at the mess in front of me and saw Percy walk out the stall, he faced me and Annabeth with a worried expression thinking that we would tell.

"I can explain." He started.

"No, you can't." She replied, shaking her head.

"Okay." Percy commented, then paused for a few moments.

"Wait, I know you." He said.

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