It starts with a car wreck, at least that's what they tell him. However, due to a head injury, he doesn't remember a thing, not even his own name. From there it's on to a group home because no one is willing to take in a seventeen-year-old (that's how old they said he is). Then Tony Stark invites one student from each school in Manhattan to the renowned Avengers Tower and Goode sends him. His step-dad was a teacher there before the wreck took his life (or so they said) and the school pities him (this much is obvious). This is where he meets the entire Avengers and they take him under their wing. Oh, there was one other thing they told him and it should mean something to him ..... his name. Percy Jackson. All rights to the original characters and storyline go to Rick Riordan and Marvel

Angel Bane excelled at stealth and evasion. The enemy team never heard him until he was holding his practice weapons to their heads and throats. He slipped into the opposing team's territory, and would only be noticed when he returned to his side with the enemy package in hand, wordlessly handing it to his training officer. He was never held captive. ~ Ash Bane excelled at tracking and sniping. She could blend into crowds, and sound inconspicuous. She found people that couldn't be found. Tracking movements, patterns, and behavior came to her easily. Her knives and bullets whistled through the air, almost making impossible marks. She never missed a target. ~ Achilles Bane excelled in combat and demolition. He fought with precision, without hesitation. He was constantly aware of his surroundings, and was never taken by surprise. He would walk into a structure, and leave it a pile of rubble. He never lied, and never let someone lie to him. He never failed a mission. ~From the author of the Split Souls series~ Rights to Rick Riordan and Marvel, Cover art is not mine. #1 in poki 12/2/20 #2 in percyjackson 10/13/20 #3 in crossover 10/23/20 #1 in nicodiangelo 11/6/20 #9 in betrayal 12/1/20 #9 in avengers 1/7/21 #1 in shield 1/22/21

Percy Jackson is living in a crappy apartment as a private lawyer. When a former client, friend and Avenger calls him, offering a case that pays amazingly well, it's pretty hard to refuse. That is, if you don't count the fact that Percy's new client is a murderer from outer space. Percy is going to somehow have to prove his client is able to join the Avengers, along with the lawyer having to hide his own secrets, and his consistently-growing feelings for the god that destroyed New York...