In Different Worlds (MCU/PJO) COMPLETED

XXX - It's Goodbye Forever

Just a little heads up this is the last chapter of this book!

Annushka

I wake up with a headache. And a bad one. I normally don't feel pain, but this is bad. It's like I can't think. And I'm blaming it on Perseus. I look around the room I'm in, and the lighting isn't really the best. But it looks like I'm in a very small library. And all of the books are out of order. For some reason, I'm itching to move them back in place.

"Oh look! She's awake! Ok hello, Annabeth!-," It's Perseus' voice. I try not to show that I'm scared. Or that I care. But the little jump gave it away. But it doesn't stop me from cutting him off.

"I left that name behind when I left Midtown," I tell him in a short, stiff, and accented voice.

"Ok..... so I know you're mad at me, and I don't really care, but you need to calm down, or else you might never get out of here. So we set up an escape room for you. Or not really we more like the Athena kids.... but anyways! You have to get out of here, and we'll only let you out if you come to an agreement! But that's only if you get out. Ok now, your first clue is a famous children's game that is," there's a pause. I don't know any children's games and I'm enraged that they think I won't be able to get through this. The entire escape room is stupid in their part. I can get through anything, and I can act like no one else can.

"-Three letters long. Ok, you have five minutes. Bye!" Perseus' voice cuts off, and I look around the room. I notice that I don't have my weapons, and even the knives in my shoes and my upper area are gone. Pervs.

I want to try and fight my way out of here, but I can't. There aren't any weaknesses in the bookshelves, and there aren't any walls besides the one that's made entirely of celestial bronze. There no way I can break that down. So not having any other options, I decide to put the books back in place.

"If they could just let me do my JOB then I wouldn't be in this situation," I tell myself in Russian. I use the Dewey Decimal system to put the books back in place. It takes me about one minute. (I move naturally fast ok?)

The last book that I put back, I glance at the cover again. It says, A Collection of Children's Games. I automatically start to flip through the pages after thinking of what Perseus had said. I go to the table of contents.

I skim through the games, and I finally find one that has three letters. The Game of Tag.

I put the book in place and shout, "Tag!" The bookshelf swings open. I walk through it into a room that is MUCH bigger than the last one, and full of weapons. I try to grab them off of the wall, but it doesn't work. They're stuck there. But they're also fake. On the other wall is a mirror, and a paper attached to the corner. I ignore it and continue scanning the room. I look on the right wall and see a multiplication table with missing spaces, a whiteboard, and a marker attached to the whiteboard.

On the left wall is an eye test with a chair under it. I look at the floor and see a line about two feet away from me. I also see a door to the left of the chair. I walk over to the mirror and pick up the paper. Of course the writings backwards, so I turn around so I hold up the paper facing the mirror on my chest. But the writings in Ancient Greek. Somehow I can read it easier than English. That's something I didn't notice before.

It says, "congrats you know Greek, now to get a weapon from the wall you have to read it. But only from a certain distance." They couldn't be any more obvious. I look at the eye chart and take a step forward. The letters shift. I look at the multiplication table and look at the missing areas. The numbers should be 14, 63, and 56. They're all multiples of 7.