After a decade-long war leaves Olympus in ruins and the gods fading, Percy Jackson takes a desperate chance. With Lou Ellen's final spell, she is sent back in time to stop the end before it begins. alternate universe 2025 © ophelia051

Haunted by betrayal and reeling from her godfather's sudden death, Iris Lily Potter discovers a deep betrayed and an inheritance that shatters her entire Life. Driven by anger and despair, she forges an unlikely pact with goblins and hurls herself fifty years into the past, into the 1940s- Right into tom riddles fifth year, the very year the Dark Lord begins gather his most loyal followers and forgive his plans for the future. Posing as his secret ally, Iris plots to undermine the future headmaster and tip the scales of war forever in darkness's favor. Yet as she slips through hidden corridors, plots alongside witches and wizards, and shares whispered confidences beneath moonlit towers, unexpected friendships ignite. Even more startling is the bond she forms with her godfather's own father-now a young man the same age as her-and the gentle warmth that blooms where vengeance once ruled. Caught between the allure of retribution and the promise of newfound loyalty and love, Iris must choose whether to remain the architect of doom or embrace a destiny she never saw coming. First time writing a ff and will try to update as much as I can, I have been planning this for a bit and hope people like.

Persephoneia "Percy" Cordelia Jackson is considered a prime example of why it is that the worst of storms are nearly always named after girls. Practically the living embodiment of the beautiful but deadly seas, she's not someone any sane person wants to mess with. As of late however it would seeme monsters of Greek Mythology and the gods of Olympus *cough, Zeus, cough* didn't get the memo. As when Zeus' favorite plaything is stolen his prime suspect is, you guessed it, Percy. Now to soothe the King of Primadonas' fragile masculinity she and her friends have ten days to retrieve and return his stolen property. Should in theory be easy enough for the only demigod daughter of Poseidon who's cunning and intelligence rivals the brightest of Athena's children and coupled with a bit of divine intervention (as all heroes receive), right? Unfortunately such theories never quite want to apply to Percy - not like she's ever let that stop her before so why start now when she's got a god or two to flip the proverbial middle finger to?

Life and death lie close together. The smallest things can push people towards one or the other. But sometimes those things aren't that small. Percy Jackson has seen far too much in her short life. So it shouldn't be surprising when she takes the route she does. And it shouldn't be surprising that the gods don't want to lose a weapon. Stuck in what will hopefully be her last quest, Percy must deal with the repercussions of her actions.