When Perseus is betrayed by the people he love's. He doesn't know what to do anymore and goes to the gods to die. But Zeus has other plans for him. I do not own PJO nor do I AC.

Broken. Betrayed. Dead. All these thing describe the savior of Olympus All thanks to the two new campers, Mandy Bolen daughter of Ares and Justin McOke son of Aphrodite Friends. Stolen. Campers. Scarred me. Parents. Killed. Annabeth hurt the most. I loved her. Yes I said loved. I have someone new, even after she came begging back. She shattered me like glass. I only have the gods now. I ran hoping to find a better life. I ran and ran recalling the past events. And then I saw someone who I thought I would never see again... Pertemis!! 3 books in my series... I pretty sure I'm not a balding fat Gabe-ish walrus troll so I don't own PJO and HOO (Ps: I also not a middle aged Writer from Britain so I don't own Harry Potter either. If you read this far I will give you noodles and black nail polish)

Sentenced to Tartarus for the murder of Octavian, Percy finds an unexpected ally. But maybe it causes as many problems as it fixes.

Perseus Jackson, he is a mysterious being. He seemed to be able to surprise the most strong headed one. He seems to be able to do the impossible. What happens when he catches the eye of a goddess? I do not own any characters except for made up ones. They belong to Rick Riordan. I only own the plot so please don't copy.

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

When Percy is betrayed, he disappeared. Then a figure appears years after. Is he friend or foe to Olympus? And does he have a connection to the lost son of Poseidon? WARNING: There will be heavy sexual activity and lots of cussing, so read at your own risk.