- Book 2, read Percy Jackson the Tribute first - Katniss won. Katniss Everdeen from District 12 won the Hunger Games, but now she must decide -- was it worth it? She lost Percy and Rue, she even missed Glimmer. On the other hand, she was back with Gale and Prim. She still went hunting with her partner, even though their relationship started changing. However, Gale's rants against the Capitol in the middle of the woods were no longer to be ignored. Percy's death drove her past the edge of grief, into rage, bitterness, and hatred. Then she started hearing stories. Stories of revolutions in other districts, refugees being helped by a mysterious raven-haired savior. While she still may be on the edge, the Victory Tour that is forced upon her may just be enough to push her over the edge...

Percy Percy wakes up in a place called district 12. He has no idea about his past but he does know everything about where he is. Like how Snow is ruling and how there is the hunger games. He remembers flashes of his past but they are fuzzy, except one name. Annabeth. Annabeth Annabeth feels homesick. She doesn't belong here in district 4. Everything feels wrong. She doesn't remember her past or anything. She remembers very few things from her past like a camp but it's unclear. Exempt one name. Percy. (Not all are my characters!! Thank you to Rick Riordan and Suzanne Collins for making wonderful books and characters featured in this story!!)

Percy Jackson has never wanted anything more than peace. He knows he'll never have it, but his ultimate goal is to achieve it for others. He beat mother earth; what's to say he can't defeat the pit? Annabeth's death provides just the motivation he needs to leave everything behind on a hairbrained scheme to rid the world of monsters, once and for all. But Percy, while being a Seaweed Brain, isn't an idiot. He knows he needs to be prepared, and he thinks he knows who can help. Natasha Romanoff and James Buchanan Barnes have been through hell at Hydra's hands, and if Percy enlists their help, he may just be able to do the impossible... again.

Everyone loves Sally Jackson, and by extension, her son Percy. Her kindness, charity and loyalty has rubbed off on him, and half of the people who live in the Seam are only alive because of the two of them. Sally is skilled in sewing and healing, and all of her pay goes straight to the hungry, because she knows Percy will bring home food from his hunting. Unbeknownst to her, Percy has also entered his name into the Hunger Games an obscene amount of times, giving all of his subsidies to families like the Everdeens. Percy's life changes irrevocably when Sally is killed, sending him into a deep depression. Primrose Everdeen, the only contestant to Sally in terms of popularity because of her lovable nature, becomes his new purpose, but what happens when Katniss volunteers for her in the Reaping, and Percy himself is chosen next? Will he fight for survival, or for something else entirely? This story pretends that Trials of Apollo doesn't exist. Sorry. Also, disclaimer: I obviously don't own anything except the plot of this story.

This is a story where Percy and Annabeth die, and then they go to Elysium and try for rebirth. They will eventually reach the Isles of the Blest. they will then live happily ever after there.

This is inspired by stories of Demigods meet mortals. Instead of mortals Demigods.

The New Gods of Olympus by Gamer harry potter706 The 7 along with Nico, Will, Thalia, and Clarrise are transformed into Gods. None of them is the cheating type, how will they keep the Demigod population populated, but...... that's only a minor problem.

The fight against Gaea was a success but... We lost our best fighter The hero of Olympus Percy Jackson.

Annabeth managed to escape Tartarus and join the seven in the war against Gaea, but Percy was left behind. Now, three centuries later the Doors of Death are opening again and nine heroes descend into the Pit. The events which follow, none of them could have anticipated. Everyone says that time heals all wounds, but Percy knows it leaves only scars. But, Percy supposes, without time he would never have found a place where he truly belonged. Currently being rewritten