In a fit of rage, Kronos curses Percy before he disappears. The curse, forever tied to Percy, will send him through time at random, and there is no way for him to stop it or is there? Find out in this exciting collaboration between CSP2708 and *Dylan_Walts*

Percy Jackson is lost. Not physically. He is lost emotionally. He doesn't know who he is anymore. Every one he loved has either passed on or has left him. Not knowing what to do with himself, Percy turns to the one thing that has always loved him and will never leave him for guidance. The sea. All rights to Rick Riordan

After losing the one closest to him, he disappears for quite a long time. Another war is coming. Against an enemy that was never seen before. A war that will decide the fate of the whole world. A war that would make the previous ones look like a birthday party. Who is the enemy? Who is the one that seeks to eradicate Olympus? More importantly, who will stop them? This is not like any of the other Guardian of the Hunt stories. I've tried to include some twists and different things in this to make it unique. This is NOT a Chaos story. This is not a story where Percy is an overpowered being that can squash Zeus in a second. He is just a normal demigod with the blessing of ONE Olympian. I don't own PJO/HoO. Rick Riordan does. I only own the storyline, plot and any original characters.

Percy was a wind spirit. Quite a powerful one too. When Ouranos, the primordial of wind was usurped and dethroned by his son Kronos, his essence instead of being dispersed, accumulated into one powerful being. A being of pure primordial essence. A being of wind and air, borne from a primordial's passing. With the First Titanomachy at full force, with Zeus planning to usurp Kronos, like his father before him. Percy decided to give them his aid, turning the tide of battle to the god's favour. With the battle ended, it changed Percy to the core. Now in Modern Times, the gods call for his aid again. It's up to him whether to help, knowing he'll have to endure the same pain once again, or let an ancient evil overpower the Greek pantheon.

A being born from the Five Rivers of the Underworld, stronger than most gods, Feared by many. Always hiding, always there. An immortal being that carries out the will of the Rivers. Stronger than a First-Born of a god. Much stronger. He is made of the Essence of the rivers. But he was not always like this. He was once a demigod, the most powerful demigod. He was respected by many and feared by his many enemies. But a hero's fate is always tragic. His fate was no different and he became someone else. He is now Raze, the Champion and Heart of the Rivers, a deity in his own right. But who was he? This ill fated hero? That was Perseus Jackson, Hero of Olympus. The greatest hero to walk the Earth. But fate is cruel. He is now Raze, the immortal bringer of Judgement. You can call him Raze, but only Raze. If you call him Percy, consider yourself lucky if he doesn't respond. Because much worse could happen to you. Much worse. He has changed a lot and it is their fault. They want him back? Too late.

Nyx is interested in a certain demigod. Who is that demigod and what will she do? Will she act on a whim or will she listen to her maternal nature and help this demigod? What about Thalia? She seems out of the loop and doesn't know what's going on. Much like Reyna. Reyna is extremely upset and completely vengeful, but she is also lost in a warmth growing in her heart. What does all of this mean? This is so confusing for these three demigods, but what about the Primordial Goddess of Night? Can she fathom fate? What is the destiny her course of actions make thread themselves into existence? Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. #Wattys2015

Just a COMPLETED short story. Rick Riordan owns all rights to PJO/HOO, the plot line is mine and yeah, that about covers it. Percy is basically betrayed, but that's not what this completely focuses on. It's brought up and is a reason for the cause of events, but what unfolds is merely the plot. You'll enjoy it if you're like me. In depth Percy Jackson. #Wattys2015

Disclaimer: I do not own PJO/HOO because it belongs to Rick Riordan. This is a story of Percy dying and finding peace. Hope you enjoy it!

When Perseus Jackson is down, lost, and alone, who will come in his time of need? Who will be his savior? Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO.

Disclaimer: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. Just a little something I have had made for a while, my lovely readers! Enjoy