COTE/ Ayanokoji x Percy Jackson series.
What happens when an unusual demigod, with a cryptic background reaches camp Half-Blood?
How will it affect the fate of other heroes and the 1st Great prophecy?
(P.S. Percy won't be in this story)
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Ayano will replace Percy as the Main character.
His personality will be consistent with COTE LN (Not anime), with slight changes.
He is a person with insatiable curiosity who wants to avoid trouble, generally. He feels nothing but tries to and wants to.
He is interested in human growth and potential and thus helps those around him to evolve.
When he is in a competitive situation, his darker side comes forward focusing on self-preservation over everything/everyone else. In this persona, he is cold, merciless, and will do anything to win.
Under normal circumstances, he acts like a regular teen. He is full of sarcasm and sometimes banters with other characters, just like the light novels. He's also an unreliable narrator.
Ayanokoji's past and his abilities : will be revealed slowly in bits and pieces, to both the characters and the readers, as the story goes on.
2. Annabeth Chase
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[ Art by @asa.illustrates on Insta ]
For Annabeth, inspiration has been taken from both the PJO novels and the web series as well as my own interpretation of her character.
Ships : For now, I'm not sure. There are a few potential love interests in this series. So I'll decide on that as the story goes. By the end of volume 5, there will be an endgame ship (probably)
# The personalities of some characters have been changed to better fit the narrative and pacing of the story.
# I plan on writing the 1st 5 books (till the Last Olympian). Updates will be every Sat/Sun.
[P.S. The story starts off a bit slow for the 1st few chapters because I added a bunch of exposition (for those who are not familiar with PJO verse).
I have also included important Greek myths and references in the story, so you won't feel left out even if you've never read Percy Jackson.]
