What Have the Fates Done - The Lightning Thief

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by Sakuraflowers

by Sakuraflowers

I do not own Percy Jackson and the Olympians! This is a little before The Lost Hero.

The immortals were having a meeting and everything was going as normal as it could. Artemis was arguing with Apollo, Poseidon and Athena were having the old Athens conflict, and Demeter was yelling at Hades for taking Persephone and not respecting cereal. Yes, sadly this seems as close to peace as the Olympians and Hades could get.

At Camp-Half Blood everyone was having a splendid time training. The Apollo cabin was dodging Percy's arrows. The Athena cabin was designing a brand new lava climbing wall, this time the temperature changes at different levels from "ice" to "sun" to "Apollo". Nico was visiting so the younger demigod was cleaning his cabin from the last of the Stoll brothers pranks.

Suddenly a few select demigods were enveloped in a white light and transported to a very different place. They stood in the same position they did prior to being transported. Zeus was furious, how dare mere mortals invade his Olympus! Suddenly a note and a book popped over the sky god's head, the book then hit him in the eye. The council and the demigods then laughed. Then there was a dangerous amount of lightning and everybody shut up.

Zeus then said, "We will begin by reading this not before killing the demigods."

I am no demigod, but I do not imagine that sent nice feelings down the spines of our heroes.

Zeus then read the note, "Hello! So, do not kill the demigods. Let them say there name and kids, be smart and do not say your lineage, that will be in the books. So in short just say your name. The Fates have something planed and I helped them out because, in all honesty dad, they pay better. Oh Apollo, my aim is so much better if I hit Dad in the eye. From, Hermes and the Fates.

Zeus gave the demigods his best glare, but it softened when he saw what he thought was his daughter. "Demigods, introduce yourselves."

The girl who Zeus took interest in said, " Thalia Grace."

A boy with eyes like the ocean and dark hair the said, "Percy Jackson."

An Italian boy said. "Nico Di Angelo."

"Like the artist?" Apollo asked, he was ignored.

A girl with blond hair and storm cloud eyes said, "Annabeth Chase."

A buff and burly girl said, "Clarisse La Rue."

"What do we do?" Percy asked.

"It's obvious, we read. I will go first." Annabeth replied.

So this is how an Olympian councel began in the year 1940.