A sus pies se levantó un imperio. Nunca perdió una batalla. Fue uno de los mejores alumnos de Aristóteles. Se crió en la nobleza. Su fama se extendió por toda Gracia, Persia y hasta la India. Los historiadores creen que fue asesinado y otros que murió de enfermedad, lo único cierto es que su muerte desmoronó el imperio entero. Dicen que fue el único capaz de derrotar al poderoso Alejandro Magno, quien llegó a compararlo consigo mismo. De su vida poco se sabe, mucho se cuenta; llegó a ser el segundo hombre más poderoso del imperio más impresionante. Su nombre era Hefestión; el amigo, el hermano, el aliado y el amante.

This is something I have been experimenting with for a very long time now, so I hope you all enjoy it. Disclaimer: I do not own PJO/HOO, Rick Riordan does. Clue: About the Hunt and Apollo. But let's not forget the man himself, Perseus Jackson.

Apollo, the immortal god of poetry and song, has been cast down from Olympus and turned into the mortal Lester Papodoulis. His dad Zeus isn't helping him, but fortunately he's managed to defeat one member of the Triumvate so far and defeat several monsters. But what can you do when the monster you're fighting... is you? TL;DR: A short Trials of Apollo fic about Apollo meeting up with an eidolon, and some fun stuff happens. (Set after The Dark Prophecy, but Meg hasn't summoned Grover yet and Festus needed more repairs, so Leo's here too.)

The Olympians' deadly secrets- secrets hidden for a millennia are finally coming out. Haven't you ever wondered why Apollo was so immature, why Poseidon got the earth and water as a domain and why he brought Medusa to Athena's temple, why Hera was so cold toward Zeus's children? Don't you want to find out?

Capitulos autoconclusivos sobre diferentes momentos vividos por los gemelos del Olimpo. -------------- (Portada elaborada por -JAZVAL- https://www.wattpad.com/user/-JAZVAL- Imagen de portada, hecha por arbetta: https://zeldacw.tumblr.com/)

YOU THINK YOU KNOW THE WHOLE STORY.... Eros, the god of love and desire, is tasked by his mother to make a mortal princess fall for the most evil and vile of men, to ensure that the princess lives a life of misery. The princess's only crime? Being worshipped as more beautiful than the goddess of love and beauty. Yet, with a single look into the princess's haunting eyes, the god of love is struck. Now, only to convince Psyche that she feels the same...Yet, even with the lovers tied together by the bonds of fate. unknown forces will conspire to keep them apart, in not only this lifetime but in all lifetimes...

SEQUEL TO THE LOVE OF APHRODITE After being publically humiliated by Hephaestus, revealed as an adulterer, Aphrodite is left without a husband, home, or lover. With Ares having left her as well, she has fled Olympus with the help of Poseidon to start a new life, raise her son...and possibly plot her way to revenge and a way back to her lover, Ares. *This story is also not meant to be factually accurate, and is simply an interpretation of the story.

#1 in Mythology 9/9/2021. #1 in Fantasy-Romance 9/15/2021. A young princess of Atlantis is born under the cloud of a curse. Two curses, in fact. She's both beautiful and intelligent, two traits that most people don't think go together. As she grows up, she's envied, pitied, and bullied by her older sisters. Then, when she comes of age, she's told that in order to save her beloved homeland from destruction, she must marry a monster. She agrees and embarks on a journey that will take her from the highest peaks of Mt. Olympus to the depths of hell and into the arms of a young man that doesn't seem like a monster.

"Es el mes de noviembre del año 332 (a.C). Alejandro, el más grande de todos, nos ha conducido hasta Egipto. Los macedonios estamos maravillados; nunca hemos visto nada que se parezca a Menfis y a sus pirámides, que parecen salidas de un sueño... Del sueño de Alejandro, mi Alejandro." Alejandro y su amante Hefestión comparten una noche de pensamientos íntimos bañados por la luz de la luna de Egipto. Un brevísimo relato sobre la relación de estos dos personajes más cercano al mito de Aquiles y Patroclo y a la poesía.