Love and War - Percy Jackson

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When Antheia arrived at Camp Half Blood at 13 she wouldn't talk to anyone. After seeing the murder of both her brother and mother she was left scared and non-verbal, so started the teasing. Although not too bad the rumors and teasing were noticeable. This all changed however when a 17 year old Luke Castellan talked to her. Something about him, about his face, reminded her of her brother. So she talked back. She gained a lot of things that day, her first real friend at this new camp, her voice, and her confidence once lost was returned.

It took another month and many long days of training with Luke till Ares claimed her. It was the middle of the week in the middle of July and Antheia was once again training with Luke. Unlike those other days though, she managed to unarm him. She looked at him breaking out into a large grin, one only he had seen in the last month. Her happiness was short lived however when she noticed Luke look above her eyes widening his mouth slightly agape. "What-what is it?" She questioned quickly. "Theia your dad" he started still in slight shock "your father is Ares" he finished. She had been moved into the Ares cabin by night and been introduced to her siblings. Although uncomfortable at first Antheia quickly readjusted to her life in cabin 5.

At 14 almost a year after her arrival Nikolai Colombo came to camp with his little cousin Percy Jackson. To cut it short he got claimed, went on a quest, and came back. Antheia hadn't talked to him but there was one thing she was sure of: that the son of Aphrodite was beautiful. She spent the next 2 weeks after Nikolai and Percy's quest just staring at him. It was like she was under a spell always thinking about him until of course the incident. At least that's what she called it. The day in late August when Luke betrayed the camp and tried to kill Percy. After that day Lukes betrayal was the only thing on her mind. Luke was Antheias rock, her family. She got cold, angry, and impatient and Nikolai unknowingly the only person that could help went back home to his family.