So I got super duper bored the other day and decided hey, why don't I reread the Percy Jackson & the Olympians books? So I did. Then I decided that Percabeth was my favorite couple EVER and thought maybe there were some other people who were as obsessed with them as me. So, I present... the cutest Percabeth moments from the Last Olympian. I might add other stories with cute moments from other books. (I think this reaches a whole other level of nerdiness) so anyways... have fun! *I DO NOT OWN ANY PART OF PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS. (though I wish I did) THESE ARE JUST QUOTES FROM THE BOOK
~@simply_lovely1234567
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“Annabeth ran in right behind him, and I’ll admit my heart did a little relay race in my chest when I saw her. It’s not that she tried to look good. We’d been doing so many combat missions lately, she hardly brushed her curly blond hair anymore, and she dind’t care what clothes she was wearing – usually the same old orange camp T-shirt and jeans, and once in a while her bronze armor. Her eyes were stormy gray. Most of the time we couldn’t get through a conversation without trying to strangle each other. Still, seeing her made me feel fuzzy in the head. Last summer, before Luke had turned into Kronos and everything went sour, there had been a few times when I thought maybe… well, that we might get past the strangle-each-other phase.” Page: 46
“I picked up a bronze sword so badly bent it looked like the letter M. I could still see the green stains on the metal from the magical poison that used to cover it. The tag was dated last summer. It read: Scimitar of Kampe, destroyed in the Battle of the Labyrinth.
“You remember Briares throwing those boulders?” I asked.
Annabeth gave me a grudging smile. “And Grover causing a Panic?”
We locked eyes. I thought of a different time last summer, under Mount St.
Helens, when Annabeth thought I was going to die and she kissed me.
She looked away. “Prophecy.”
“Right.” I put down the scimitar. “Prophecy.””
Page: 49
““Percy,” Chiron said, “we didn’t want to tell you until you returned to camp. You needed a break with your… mortal friends.”
Annabeth blushed. It dawned on me that she knew I had been hanging out with Rachel, and I felt guilty. Then I felt angry that I felt guilty. I was allowed to have friends outside camp, right? It wasn’t like…””
Page: 58
“Malcolm grinned at me. “We’ll wait outside while you finish inspection.” The Athena campers filed out the door while Annabeth cleaned up her bunk.
I shuffled uneasily and pretended to go through some more reports. Technically, even on inspection, it was against camp rules for two campers to be… like, alone in a cabin.
Anyway, for some strange reason I was thinking about this as I watched Annabeth straighten up. She closed her laptop, which had been given to her as a gift from the inventor Daedalus last summer.
I cleared my throat. “So… get any good info from that thing?”
“Too much,” she sad, “Daedalus had so many ideas, I could spend fifty years just trying to figure them all out.”
