What if Naruto wasn't as dumb as he acts? What if he wasn't as unskilled as he displays himself as? How would Naruto react when he was pushed over board?

Naruto Uzumaki, or should I say Naruto Namikaze Uzumaki, is an orphan. He goes to a prestigious high school in Japan for the rich, the school he was invited to join because of his excellent academic results. He was always bullied whether it be when he was younger or in high school. Now, 15, having suffered being bullied he kept enduring it but what happened when all his secrets spills everywhere? What does he do to deal with the situation? Naru x Tema

What happens when Zeus doesn't take Percy's refusal of godhood too well? What if he forces him into becoming a god?

Betrayed and forgotten after the arrival of his new half-brother Percy is banished from camp. After leaving for England he becomes the champion of Hecate and Hestia. The goddess of magic tells him about her eldest son Albus Dumbledore needing help stopping an evil wizard. So where is Percy sent? Hogwarts, of course, to protect Harry. After TLO, before GoF. Percy/Fleur pairing.

Arcadia's Knight Academy is the premier school for young men hoping to become a Sorceress's Knight. Only nobles, people with power and prestige, are allowed within these hallowed grounds-which explains why Caspian Ignis del Sol is hated by everyone. He's not a noble, or of even slightly noble lineage. He's a peasant. Caspian is tasked with delivering a letter to a Sorceress, but he soon finds himself in over his head, when the Sorceress in question is attacked by an elven assassin. Now he's become the temporary Knight for a Sorceress nicknamed The Succubus, and he must protect her from more assassination attempts. However, Caspian is beginning to suspect the Sorceress might be more dangerous than the assassin. Complete!

Just a COMPLETED short story. Rick Riordan owns all rights to PJO/HOO, the plot line is mine and yeah, that about covers it. Percy is basically betrayed, but that's not what this completely focuses on. It's brought up and is a reason for the cause of events, but what unfolds is merely the plot. You'll enjoy it if you're like me. In depth Percy Jackson. #Wattys2015

(Currently Editing for Continuity and other such errors) Guardian of the Huntress The Guardians, and ancient order created by the gods with one purpose, one reason for existing. That reason? To protect the gods from their enemies. Each Guardian was assigned to and Olympian for life and was tasked with ensuring said Olympian's continued physical, mental, and emotional health. Such little information is known about the Guardians that mortals do not even know of them and demigods consider their existence to be a true myth. One of these Guardians, a son of Poseidon, was considered the greatest of all Guardians. A force to be reckoned with, the Guardian of Artemis, the Midnight Huntress with a silver bow, was nigh unstoppable. His name was Perseus Jackson, and this is his story.

Perseus Jackson...a name that will be remembered for all time. Everyone loves him, but he has lost too much to hardly love any of them back. He has lost more than you think and only a special person can bring it back. This is NOT a betrayed story, it's a story of bringing back the hero from the depths of his blackening soul and watching as he tries to come back to the light for the others in his life. Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. #Wattys2015

Artemis?! Zoe?! Perseus Jackson, what is going on with your life right now? This spells trouble for everyone. A little bit of a different plot line I suppose. Read if you want, ignore if you don't. Tantalizingly amazing...nah. I can't say that. Depends on the reader, not the writer. Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. #Wattys2015

Well, I was thinking that this one is hardly ever done. So, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed writing it. It isn't done yet, of course, but I have been debating about putting this up. I didn't know if it was good enough or not. Right. Lycaon is tracking Perseus Jackson, let's see what happens! Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. #Wattys2015