"Gods, Leo, why do you have to be so annoying?" "It's one of my most endearing qualities, espléndida." Jackie Grace doesn't remember who she is or where she came from. When she's thrown into a world of monsters, gods, and heroes that she's told she should already know everything about, will she cause a collapse from the inside? Top Rankings: #1 in leovaldez (12/29/24) #2 in leovaldezxoc (9/19/24) #2 in leovaldezlovestory (12/30/24) #5 in roman (11/10/24)

Hi, I'm Kaya Long, I'm 13 years old and I'm a demigod. I'm sure if you started reading this you know what a demigod is, probably like me you read the books "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" and their sequels. Now you must be confused (or think I'm crazy), how did you read the books and a Demigod? If you want to hear my story, Kaia Long, daughter of Poseidon and legacy of Athena, read on. the fanfic in ao3 to!! english is not my first language, so if there are any mistakes, I would appreciate it if you could correct me!! and thanks to my little sister, Kiara, who helped me translate the story!! Thanks kitty🫶🏻🫶🏻 @kiaradiabllo

"I suspect you'd do anything dangerous I suggested my son should do." "I'd drag him back from Tarturaus myself if I have to." ~~~~~~~ After stumbling upon Camp Half-blood mumbling, starved, and sick, (Y/n) Hale is pulled into the wicked world of being a demigod. The only problem is? She's not a demigod at all. (Y/n) is completely done with her first day after being bombarded with questions, the truth being revealed about her family, and being assigned a role in a dangerous prophecy. Being pulled into the dangers of a quest, (Y/n) must only push the memories of her horrific past away, but that might be the least of her worries. Leo Valdez has been at camp for three years since the battle with Gaia, and everything has gone downhill. Calypso has left, his friends are happy, the Camp has become repetitive, and all Leo can do is wallow in his turning memories and fight the thought of fleeing. But when a mysterious girl comes to Camp, he soon finds out that Camp is a lot more comforting than what awaits him.

"You won't leave me, will you?" "Well, guess what, Valdez, you're stuck with me." "Forever?" "Forever." (THIS IS A REWRITE)