Do you need me?

The last time that Percy and Luke had seen each other had been 2 years long. The son of Poseidon was now 18 years old while the son of Hermes was 23 years old. Percy could still remember how Luke died at the end as a hero. He hated how some new and old demigods still didn't give the son of Hermes any credit. Luke was the reason that they had finally been noticed by the gods. If it hadn't been for him all those minor gods and goddesses that has children would still not have any cabins at Camp Half-blood.

    "Hey, Clarisse." Percy smiled.

    After, the second war Dionysus was taken back to Olympus and he had become the new director of Camp. Percy was happy because he could help the demigods train.

    "Hey, prissy."

    "Wow, still won't change the name, warhead?" Percy laughed.

    "Whatever.”

“Dinner will be important the fates will be here." Rachel said, as she hugged her girlfriend, Clarisse. "No idea, why but, even if I knew I wouldn't tell you."

    "Such a meany! But, seriously, if they give us a prophecy I'll feel no shame at jumping at on of them and try to strangle them." Percy sighed.

    Everyone burst out laughing at Percy's speech of what he would do if it included a prophecy. Percy was a great leader he wasn't the type that liked to boss people around or try to brag about how powerful he was. Heck, he could be given a chance to rule the world and still refuse it.

    "I'll help you with that." Annabeth grinned.

    They had broken up after they came back from Tartarus saying that they were only dating because everyone had expected them to. But, they didn't see each other as more than brother and sister.

    "Sweet." Percy gave her a hug.

    The campers thought that it was cute how they both went to whine to each other about crap and other things. Percy was always acting like so childish around the seven and his close friends.

    "Well, see ya. I have to go tell the gods about the fates coming and ruining our beautiful dinner time." Percy pouted.

    "I'll come with you." Thalia put her arm on Percy's shoulder.

    "Alright, let's go." Percy said.

    They both walked away while everyone else got back to training. Thalia and the hunters had been staying at Camp Half-blood more often after the god of wine left and Percy became the director. That was the only reason that Artemis let them stay at camp.

    "I wonder why the fates have decided to come to camp. Don't you, kelp?" Thalia asked, as they stepped out of the border that protected Camp Half-blood.

    "Yeah." Percy nodded.

    "While we have to walk so that we can find a cab let's play Truth or Dare." Thalia grinned.

    "That's so childish but I'll choose Truth." Percy said.

    "Who was the first person you ever dated?" Thalia asked.