Tempestuous Sea

𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐁𝐮𝐭... 𝐍𝐨𝐭 𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐝

Trident plane ride, rough

Death visited me, oh so much.

Therapy is due.

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“So, we’re starting every chapter with a haiku?” RJO Apollo mused out loud. He was scared to speak up, he didn’t want to feel that oppressive aura that had surrounded him when he had first commented on Rhea being his haiku buddy. It was terrifying. He’d never felt such a powerful aura from any of the gods or goddesses from his universe before, and to think about the auras of ROR Zeus, ROR Poseidon and ROR Hades who are older than ROR Apollo was a terrifying thought. Imagine what their aura would feel like.

“Honestly, everyone here needs therapy,” said RJO Nico, his voice exposing his amusement. 

“Who's gonna pay for that?” asked RJO Grover, exasperated. 

“Rhea, obviously. She has unlimited money,” RJO Annabeth chimed in, a grin creeping up on her face. 

“I think the therapist would need a therapist if they deal with our shit,” Rhea replied rhetorically, rolling her eyes, which just made the trio sitting in front of her snicker behind their hands. 

Rhea frowned when she felt water surrounding her, last time she checked she was sleeping in her bed, she snapped her eyes open.

The sea…why am I in the sea? She
frowned as she looked around. This is not normal. Right in front of her some metres away was a mountain; at its peak, she could see a castle.

She raised the waves heading to the mountain, she continued to raise the waves till she reached the castle, the waves were at least 1000 feet high, which is the biggest she ever created, a tsunami at this point.

“The control you have over your powers at such a young age is astonishing,” said RJO Amphitrite, which surprised the people from the PJO world. It was no surprise that while PJO Amphitrite didn't hate Percy (the way Hera does any Zeus's bastard children), she also didn't like him. She was civil with Percy, nothing less and nothing more. 

“Thank you, I trained very hard,” replied Rhea. 

She gently landed on the ground and let the water back into the sea, she looked around for a bit before she turned her gaze back to the water.

Whatever this place is…it’s not on earth. Rhea frowned.

The doors of the castle opened to let her in.

“I saw this in horror movies…I'm still going in tho.” Rhea mumbled to herself.

She cautiously walked inside the castle, looking around for a bit, there were some Greek sculptures with weapons in their hands. Mostly spears and swords.

A sense of danger surrounded her suddenly, her eyes turned to look at the person coming down the stairs, but she wasn’t able to process the situation, in the blink of an eye she was already stabbed by the familiar blue trident.

Gasps and shouts of shock echoed through the chamber, everyone watching with wide eye as Rhea got stabbed. 

RJO Poseidon clenched his hands in a fist, anger rising within him. The only reason he wasn't lashing out was because of his wife's tight grip on his arm forcing him to control himself. They could clearly see who stabbed her on the hologram. Now she is sitting next to the same man? 

“Poseidon! When you told me that you trained her, you left out the part where you killed her!” Aidoneus admonished, but he was not surprised. This is something his brother would definitely do.