[P.J X M/Oc] (Percy Jackson x male oc)
Sammy Stripe, a minor god kid who's been in Cabin Eleven for as long as he could remember. He gets an opportunity to meet and heal the mighty kid who killed the Minotaur.
When he is relieved of his duties as th...
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|Honey Lemonade and Brisket|
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Percy became the talk of the camp quickly. As the three went, campers pointed and murmured about Percy.
Some just stared at Annabeth, who was the only one of three soaking wet. Sammy did his best to more Percy's attention somewhere else.
He was grateful but he was worried he was going to get kicked out for what he did to the bathrooms.
Sammy took over the tour and showed him the metal shop, the arts-and-crats, and the climbing wall.
Finally, they finished the tour and stopped at the canoe lake, where the trail led back to the cabins.
"I've got training to do," Annabeth said flatly. "Dinner's at seven-thirty. Just follow your cabin to the mess hall."
"Annabeth, I'm sorry about the toilets." Percy said.
"Whatever."
"It wasn't my fault." The two clearly didn't believe him. They both gave Percy skeptical looks.
"You need to talk to the Oracle," Annabeth said.
"Who?" Percy asked.
"Not who. What. The Oracle. I'll ask Chiron."
"The Oracle of Delphi, she's the speaker of prophecies of Apollo," Sammy partially explained.
Percy gave him another grateful look before staring into the lake. He wasn't expecting anything but water, but he was slapped in the face was something unnatural.
There were two teenage girls sitting cross legged at the base of the pier, underwater. They were beautiful and wore blue jeans and shimmering green T-shirts.
They had floating brown hair that had become a playscape for the minnows that darted in and out of the hair.
They smiled and waved back at Percy like he was an old friend. He waved back.
Sammy gently grabbed Percy's hand and put it down. "Probably shouldn't do that. Not the best idea, mate." He said with a gentle, friendly tone.
"Don't encourage them," Annabeth warned, "Naiads are terrible flirts."
"Naiads," Percy repeated. That was the straw that broke the camel's back, he was overwhelmed with everything.
"That's it. I want to go home now." He said.
Annabeth frowned. "Don't you get it, Percy. You are home. This is the only safe place on earth fur kids like us."
