Credo sia abbastanza ovvio... Siccome Papá Riordan è un piccolo -grande- figlio di *inserire nome della città del cavallo* ha gentilmente omesso la parte dove Will e Nico si mettono insieme. Quindi, ecco come la vedo io. In più ci saranno altri capitoli con momenti sconnessi tra di loro, senza un particolare filone. Solo momenti dolci. Piccola precisazione: in questa storia Will ha 18 anni e Nico 16 perché ho deciso così. Grazie dell'attenzione. NESSUNO è obbligato a leggere. Per cui se non ti piace il genere è okay, ma almeno non essere masochista e sadico, e evita la storia del tutto. Graize. Per chi è ancora qua, iniziamo!

The previous summer brought some changes for Annabeth. A quest, becoming friends with the son of an enemy and being reunited with her father. But now, danger threatens Camp Half-Blood and there are more monster attacks than ever. Thalia's tree has been poisoned, weakening the camps borders and Chiron sacked as a result. Only the Golden Fleece can restore Thalia's tree but it is hidden in the sea of monsters. To make matters worse, a new addition to camp brings back painful memories to here, memories that she wanted to forget. The camp calls for a quest only to leave Annabeth and Percy behind. Will they be satisfied with leaving the quest to someone else? Or will they break all the rules to save their camp? Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters from Annabeth Chase's point of view. (Disclaimer: I do NOT own any characters or the storyline. All rights and credit goes to Rick Riordan, author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

Thalia has been brought back to life. The camp has been saved. Luke is still on the loose. And yet Annabeth's choices still aren't over. When she goes with Percy and Thalia to bring back some campers, she is captured by a manticore and taken to Mount Othrys, home of the Titans as bait. Her choice looms over her: a life of pain and heartbreak with a chance of hope, or a life free from the influence of boys. Will she chose to become a Hunter and leave Percy and Luke forever? And will Percy be able to save her before Mount Othrys is risen to destroy the gods? Percy Jackson and the Titan's Curse from Annabeth Chase's point of view (Disclaimer: I do NOT own any characters or the storyline. All rights and credit goes to Rick Riordan, author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

The times are becoming darker and deadlier for the campers. Luke has discovered the Labyrinth, an underground maze with a secret entrance right into the heart of camp. Annabeth is given the chance to lead a quest, exactly what she has been dreaming about for years, but this quest is unlike any other. Fail, and the camp will be destroyed. But the maze is more dangerous than anything in all the myths. Her prophecy speaks of traitors and ghost kings and threatens her demise and the demise of someone she loves . . . Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth from Annabeth Chase's point of view. (Disclaimer: I do NOT own any characters or the storyline. All rights and credit goes to Rick Riordan, author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

Percy is turning sixteen and the Great Prophecy along with the end of the world is approaching. Annabeth is torn between her choices. Luke is inhabiting the body of Kronos and is preparing to destroy the entire world. The final battle is approaching and there is nothing Annabeth can do to stop it. All she can do is prepare for the worst and live with the consequences of her actions. Can Luke be saved from himself? And will Percy destroy or save the world and himself in the process? Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian from Annabeth Chase's point of view (Disclaimer: I do NOT own any of the characters or the storyline. All right and credit goes to Rick Riordan, author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians.)

Annabeth Chase is a daughter of Athena and has been at camp longer than anyone else. She's head counsellor of her cabin and known and respected by all. She has everything a demi-god could want - except a quest. It's been her dream for years but since Luke's failed his two years ago, Chiron has banned all quests. But when a demi-god staggers into camp during a storm, clutching the horn of the Minotaur, Annabeth believes this is the chance she has been waiting for. With a war between the gods looming and a traitor in camp, a quest is called for to find what has been stolen. Is this the chance she has been waiting for? Or is she destined to be disappointed once again? Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief from Annabeth Chase's point of view. (Disclaimer: I do NOT own any characters or the storyline. All rights and credit goes to Rick Riordan, author of Percy Jackson and the Olympians.)

Annabeth ha diciotto anni ed è una ragazza come tutte le altre, forse un po' riservata, forse un po' cauta. Certo è che non sente di meritarsi ciò che le accade quella sera. Il trauma subito è così profondo che non riesce più a sorridere, a ridere, e sicuramente non riesce a vivere. Nessuno sembra in grado di aiutarla ad uscire da quella bolla di indifferenza in cui è rimasta intrappolata. Due anni dopo Annabeth non è diversa da quella maledetta sera, e il padre, l'unico uomo di cui lei si fidi ancora, non riesce più a vederla riversa in quello stato. Così convince la figlia a partire per il Brasile in veste di insegnante, ed è così che la ragazza fa una promessa a sé stessa: nulla avrebbe dovuto rinvangare il suo passato. Annabeth però non sa che la scintilla perduta è proprio dietro l'angolo della bella Rio, mascherata da un ragazzo da cui sente di dover stare lontana, dei bambini che amano la vita più di quanto non dovrebbero, e un amore inaspettato, per nulla voluto, ma in grado di innescare il processo di rinascita inevitabile. ------------------------DAL TESTO------------------------ «Non voglio spaventarti, non voglio allarmarti e sopratutto non voglio metterti fretta. Accettalo e basta. È importante che tu ti prenda tutto il tempo necessario, ma ho l'urgenza di dirti che...» mormorò. E poi accadde, senza alcun preavviso. «Ti amo, Annabeth.» #288