Believe Me~ A Percy Jackson FanFic

Chapter 8

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~Percy~

I laughed to myself as I watched some Ghost Stories with Annabeth, we were watching the dub. I cuddled closer to her, thankful for her comfort. We smiled at each other for what felt like forever.

I looked up from Annabeth, seeing as an Iris message berated into the corner of my eye. Chiron sat there, looking very serious. He was standing, a bow and quiver on his back. His body was a horse, so I knew this wouldn't be good.

"Hi," I said.

"Why are you still at your home?" He asked carefully.

I grinned, "We would be in school right now. Bad time to Iris message, Chiron."

He chuckled, "Checkmate then. But why are you at home?"

"Well," Annabeth answered, "we got home at somewhere between 5:30 and 6 last night, then Lady Artemis pulled us out of the house and to a safe place to talk for a while. By the time we got home, it was too late to get ready."

The T.V interrupted loudly, "All principals look like lesbians."

I just held back my smile, flexing my jaw. Annabeth went to go turn off the T.V, thinking ahead of me.

"Anyways, we don't really need to go to school today. We don't have mortal friends,our teacher is a demon but they're all big kids," I said to Chiron.

"Alright then, Percy, Hermes is coming to you with a note. Write me one back on an update, and I mean everything from change in mood to dreams," Chiron advised.

I nodded, "I will."

Chiron smiled, "Good, now enjoy yourself."

The Iris message vanished into nothing, leaving me alone with my wise girl. She ran to turn back on the T.V, Which continued with an onslaught of jokes and funny remarks.

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A knock came at the door, I stood up to get it. Thinking it would be Nico or Will, maybe even Clarisse. When I opened the apartment door I saw that it was Hermes standing there in mortal clothing.

"Hello, hi!" I said, forgetting that he had been coming. 

He sighed, "You know it's a mess up there, right? Zeus is flipping out."

"Why would he be flipping out?" I asked him.

"Well, Triton has attacked both camps on multiple occasions and even tried a small attack on Olympus. Trust me Percy, it's worse then it looks," Hermes answered.

I hung my head down.

"Do you have the note?" Annabeth asked.

I looked to her, she smiled back.

"Yes I do," Hermes replied and handed me a big envelope.

I began to open it, Hermes stopped me before I could fully, "I need you to read the one from Chiron first."

I cocked my eyebrow at him, "What?"

"A lot of Neriads and Nymphs are taking shelter at camp half blood, even a small group of Cyclopes are taking refuge. Sea gods and sea goddesses seem to feel the need to send you letters about what is happening," he paused, "I think there are a few from other gods."

Why? Why were they sending to me? I could be dead for all they know. Maybe it's a trick, or maybe not. I don't know, but if they need me at camp then I have to go.

I shrugged, "Well, there isn't that much. I'll just write them all back and send you on your way."

"Percy," Hermes pleaded, "Chiron wants it now. My father wants to see it as well."