Original at Goode High [Vampire Diaries/Percy Jackson Crossover]

Chapter 11: Fire With Fire

Disclaimer: I only own the mortals and plot. All of the other characters and stories belong to Rick and the CW. Quick AN, I changed the last chapter a little. I made it so that the demigods don't know that Elijah is a Mikaelson or that he knows anything about the dagger.

Rebekah tapped the invisible barrier impatiently. She and Klaus had arrived at the strawberry farm that was supposedly harboring the dagger a few hours ago, but there was a barrier keeping them out. It was like they hadn't been invited into the property, but that's not how invitations work; the house is the thing that requires an invitation, not the surrounding land. She and Klaus spent about an hour and a half walking around the circumference of the truly giant farm looking for a gap in the defense, but there was none. She looked up at the sky. It was beginning to get dark and she was getting really hungry. There were no humans to be seen and the lack of food and Klaus's incessant pacing was making her cranky. Her brother was on the phone with the witch that did the locator spell, but she had no suggestions as to how to get in. Klaus was tightly clutching the phone in his hand, and Rebekah was pretty sure he was about to crush it in frustration.

As Rebekah looked out beyond the border, her phone rang.

Klaus stopped his pacing and looked expectantly at Rebekah. "Well? Aren't you going to answer it?"

Rebekah rolled her eyes at him, but picked up her phone all the same. "Hello?"

It was Elijah's voice that answered her. "I believe I have located the dagger that Niklaus was looking for."

"Really? Where did you find it?" asked Rebekah.

"Well, a more accurate way to put it would be that it found me. Someone used it on me, but that is not the strangest thing that has happened to me since we last spoke."

"Really? Where even are you?"

"A farm in New York called Delphi Strawberry Service."

"That's where Klaus and I are. We located the dagger here, but there is something blocking us from entering."

"That's strange. I am in here with no trouble. Where are you? I'll come find you two."

As Rebekah spoke with Elijah, Klaus continued to obsessively probe the border. The border was like nothing he had ever felt before. Usually with boundary spells and houses he hadn't been invited into, it was like there was a invisible wall keeping him from entering, but this boundary had a little give like if he pushed a little harder on it he could break through it. By the time Klaus returned his attention to his sister's conversation, she had already hung up.

Rebekah shot her brother a confused look. "What are you doing? The boundary isn't just going to go away if you push on it."

Before Klaus could respond, there was a whooshing sound and Elijah appeared before his siblings. Elijah had somehow managed to change his bloodstained shirt and had gotten a little bit of blood from the infirmary to clear up his skin.

After the three siblings embraced, Elijah got right down to business. "I have discovered something unbelievable." He paused for effect before continuing. "The people who undaggered me are, strange, to say the least." He paused once again.

Klaus, who was already annoyed by the border said impatiently, "Stop being dramatic and tell us already!"

Elijah sighed at his brother's lack of patience, but obliged him anyway. "They are demigods."

Klaus burst out laughing. "You really expect me to believe that gods and demigods exist?" Despite his upbringing, Klaus did not believe in any religion except for the one he was part of. "What else is there? Unicorns? Elves?"