Just some Percy Jackson short stories! All character belonged to Rick Riordan. Must stories will normally be one chapter but some may two or something like that.

What if Luke Castellan never worked for Kronos? What if he fell in love with Aria Sinclair, a red-haired demigod who chose the Titan's side instead? What happens when the damsel isn't in distress? What if she is the distress? What happens when the girl is willing to burn the world for the man she loves? One loyal to the gods. One loyal to Kronos. Caught on opposite sides of a war, Luke and Aria must decide what matters more: duty or love. Read along and find out. All characters, except for OCs and some plot elements, belong to Rick Riordan. Warning: This story may contain trauma, violence, substance use, mature themes, and discussions of suicide. Reader discretion is advised

Before the prophecy. Before the war. There was a girl Luke Castellan almost let himself love. The last sentence was what she thought anyways, not what he told her.

Elizabeth Ashford was never meant to matter this much. A daughter of Hades, shadow-touched and quietly powerful, she spends her early years surviving - until she meets Luke Castellan. What begins as reluctant alliance turns into loyalty. Loyalty turns into something deeper. In a world ruled by gods who break promises and children who pay the price, they choose each other. Then the Great Prophecy surfaces: a child of the Big Three will reach eighteen and decide the fate of Olympus. Fear spreads through Olympus like wildfire. She is powerful, she is Hades' daughter, and she is close to eighteen. The conclusion feels inevitable. To prevent the prophecy from unfolding, a solution is offered: join the Hunters of Artemis. Swear the oath. Remain forever young. Step outside the timeline before fate can reach her. If she never turns eighteen, she can never fulfill the prophecy. Elizabeth chooses sacrifice over risk. She joins the Hunters, she leaves Luke, and she breaks something in him that does not mend. Luke takes it as betrayal - not just by her, but by the gods who pushed her into it. The choice meant to prevent war may be the very thing that ignites it. Because when the girl he loved chooses eternity over him, Luke chooses something else. And in trying to outrun destiny, Elizabeth may have set it in motion. [luke castellan x fem oc] [pre-percy jackson] [percy jackson season 1] [percy jackson season 2]

Marella Reyes learned how to run long before she learned who she was. Daughter of the sea. Sister to a hero. Bound to a boy who will fall. This is a story about love before prophecy, loyalty after betrayal, and what remains when the gods finally look back.

[COMPLETED UNTIL SEASON THREE] ❝you take the man out of the city, not the city out the man❞ PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS/PJO, luke castellan (TLT-TLO)

Some loves are battles you don't survive. Calista was never meant to exist. The forbidden daughter of Hera, born in defiance of divine law, she carries power the gods never intended to give-and a curse that ensures she will outlive everyone she loves. A queen without a throne. A weapon without a war. Luke Castellan was never meant to choose the gods. Betrayal, broken promises, and the weight of Olympus drove him into the arms of Kronos, where loyalty is demanded and mercy is weakness. He becomes a general in a war destined to burn the world. They were never supposed to fall in love. Bound by fate and a glowing ring that never lies, their love becomes both salvation and ruin. When Calista is taken and forced to train among the enemy, Luke is ordered to watch her-use her-destroy her if necessary. Instead, he protects her. Hides her. Burns for her. As gods sharpen their blades and prophecy tightens its grip, Calista's power awakens into something catastrophic. A final gift from Hera. A final curse. Because some queens don't survive their coronation. And some wars aren't meant to be won. She was his war. And loving her cost him everything.

When the Titans seized Camp Half-Blood, the world of demigods fell into silence. The cabins burned, the gods vanished, and Luke Castellan became the golden traitor who delivered the final blow. His name became a warning, a curse, a reminder of what loyalty could cost. Andromeda never cared about the legends. She only cared about surviving and saving whoever she could before Kronos wiped out the last of them. But when she slips into the ruins of the Apollo cabin to steal medical supplies, she doesn't expect him. Luke. Scarred. Watching her like he's been waiting his whole life. She runs. He chases. And the mistake of looking him in the eyes becomes the mistake that changes everything. Best ranks: #5 in Thalia #1 in Lukecastellan

Kidnapped. After a startling discovery, Ali has been taken captive by Luke and his army. Kronos has almost attained enough power to rise, but he needs one more half-blood to swear fealty to him. A single soul must pledge their lives to the Titan Lord and he will rise. Luke seems to think that Ali will be that final hero. But what will he do when he realizes that her resolve is stronger than he anticipated?

My name is Selene Jackson, my mother is Sally Jackson, and my father is Poseidon. God of the Seas, in my previous life I was a FANATIC for grecian mythology, I deleved into it like a fish to water. What I learned wasn't very promising, so when the Fates told me I was a gift for my father?.... I wasn't happy. "Why would I want to be the daughter of a mass murderer, who has sexually assaulted I don't know how many women? To mention got PISSY all because the people of Athens preferred Athena's gift, which albeit WAS a much better gift..."