Yet another war was here, with a powerful enemy. He played Oceanus as if he were a pawn on a chessboard. However tired I may be of fighting, I was going to put an end to this war. I was going to win this game. Fate wasn't fate anymore.

What will I do now? There is no purpose for me to live. The fates...the cruel, merciless fates shattered my mind, my soul. The gods didn't care...they never did... Did they? Should I glue back the pieces? Or should I leave it shattered... What would be better? End my misery...The gods don't care. I have already won two wars for them. I have no purpose. I looked at the shining blade, glinting in the moonlight, fascinated. Slowly, as if in a trance, I brought it down onto my skin and started drawing-drawing crimson lines. I felt no pain. There was nothing to feel. I thought that it would get rid of my pain. It did not. I would have to try something else; something else to stop the constant throbbing of my heart. What could stop it? Death still owes me a favor.

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!

The Giant War had finally ended. Everything was peaceful, or as everybody thought so. Luke makes a sudden reappearance, and everything in Percy's life tumbles down. Suddenly, he's being sent to a school called Hogwarts, who have accepted him inspite of his disastrous Math grade. But they teach more of Potions, Charms, Transfiguration amend Herbology than Algebra and English. Apollo's spirit of Delphi has disappeared. The prophecies cannot continue without it. Strange things are happening, all at once, and as far as Percy's life goes, he's never met a coincidence. Just monsters who need to be killed.

They had won the war, but with a great cost. Percy Jackson, the last of the seven, has returned to camp half blood, but the memories of his girlfriend and friends deaths are still fresh on his mind. He decides that it is best to go to Olympus and ask for a job to keep his mind off of things. The least likely goddess offers him an unexpected and dangerous job. Guarding her hunters. Cover by Xx_Anaklusmos_xX

A horrid act has left the Mother of Rome without options. She seeks solitude to deal with her growing problem. She finds an ally in the most unexpected source. Now the fate of Gods rest on her son's shoulders. But will they accept help from a child of both Greece and Rome? Begins in ancient times but finishes in present. AU Percy a God. How will history differ? (First story I ever wrote... It's not good, (takes OP to a new level) but I wanted to put up my works from the start.. so I can see where I began.)

Three wars. Three wars, they've gone through. You'd think it'd be enough for them. It's more than enough. It's more than enough for all of them. It's more than enough for any human being. But when the gods smell trouble, and ask them for one last favor. How could they possibly say no? Like this: "NO!" It didn't work. So off they go and did this one last job for the gods, which the gods say is for the better of everyone, and went off to this place where this trouble starts. What is this place? High School. Disclaimer: All Rights to Rick Riordan. Sequel to War of the Gods.

Guardian of the Hunt story, fairly general I guess. Still the start at least. Annabeth breaks up with Percy, and he leaves, and trains to become the best fighter the world has known. Eventually returns, and gains the trust of a silver eyed goddess. Eventual Pertemis. Will end up being a massive crossover

You know that feeling of not understanding how much something means to you until it's gone? That's exactly what it felt like. We never realized just how badly we really needed the Mist. But its much too late now.

After the war with Kronos, the Olympians were weak. So they created guardians. The strongest of these guardians was a son of Poseidon named Perseus. He lived for hundreds of years. He fought in both the war against the Persians and the Trojan War, fighting along side the great Achilles himself. After serving his father for hundreds of years he disappears. At the final battle of the second Titan war, Perseus makes an entrance worthy of Zeus and defeats the Titan Lord. When he is reunited with his family, he brings terrible news of another war with Gaea and her giant children once again. Unfortunately or fortunately, the Fates are not in control of when he dies. That decision is up to the great Chaos himself. Cover by Xx_Anaklusmos_xX