I jolted from the bed, gasping for breath.
Bright lights blinded my sight, making me shield my eyes. Squinting, I saw that I was in a. . . clinic.
Oh, a coincidence. I just woke up to the place I was looking for.
Squinting, pristine white walls met my gaze. From there were small cupboards, probably filled with medical supplies and first aid.
Oh, what a coincidence. I just woke up in a clinic, the place I was looking for before something hit me and— Wait. . . What did the hell happen? How in the world did I get here?
"I don't get why I have to be in this place," a snarky female voice said. "I barely know her."
"Athena, Zeus just said that she saw—"
"Shh! Look, guys, she's finally awake!"
Shuffling of footsteps followed and two boys and a girl who looked almost my age came into view. I stared at them in confusion.
"Who are you?" I asked.
I didn't have to ask about the girl among them. She was the girl from the dorms who happened to be my roommate. Why was she here?
The three of them exchanged knowing glances. Somehow, they looked like they knew each other. Probably very well too.
Oh no. . . Did they know about the mind-reading thing? Was I going to get into trouble?
One of them slowly walked to the side of the bed. Like any other student I've seen so far, the school uniform he wore was clean and crisp. His sandy blonde hair was combed perfectly, not a single strand out of place.
He cleared his throat. "You must be wondering how you got here."
"Uh, yeah. . ." I blinked. "Not to be rude but. . . I've never met you before, but why does your voice sound familiar? I feel like I heard it somewhere. Did you work as a voice actor or something?"
He chuckled. "Oh no. You must've heard me from one of the announcements I've made earlier over the PA."
"That was you?"
He nodded. "Anyway, let me introduce ourselves," he said. "My name's Poseidon Olympian, and these two are my siblings, Athena and Zeus."
The blonde girl frowned at the mention of her name while the boy with messy blonde hair next to her grinned.
I raised a brow. "Wait a sec. So you're named after the Olympian gods? That's. . . unique."
"Yeah, our mom's obsessed with Greek culture," Zeus said, shrugging. "You can see it throughout the school, but she especially loves the myths."
My eyes widened. "W-What? You're mom's Rhea Olympian, the principal?"
Athena rolled her eyes. "Poseidon just told you our surname, so that's pretty obvious."
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Rise of the New Olympians (TNOS #1)
Paranormal[UNDER HEAVY REVISION] After receiving an unexpected package from an unexpected sender, seventeen-year-old Amelia Kingston is thrown into the prestigious Olympian High. For someone whose life revolved around constant transferring to schools due to h...