Percy Jackson once the greatest hero that ever lived but then chucked away like yesterdays paper. He is now a professor at a university in Alaska and has new powers along with new friends that didn't betray him. What happens when a war arises and he is called (forced) to help ? What if he works for the Avengers by then? Disclaimer - I do not own Percy Jackson

Decided since the last little one shot loaded just to do this one along with it. I'll be updating soon! Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. Enjoy!!

Percy Jackson was Nine years old when his life changed. His mother died and he expected to be thrown into the system, only he was thrusted toward an uncle he never knew. That said uncle and his practically brother always disappeared when night came. Ten years old Percy found out where they went, what they did. He didn't want to be a superhero like his cousin, instead he was the mechanic behind the operations. But even then, Bruce wasn't always there for him when he sometimes wanted him to be, sure when he might've been sick or needed some boring school help he was but when it came down to it, Percy sometimes wished Bruce was never Batman. It was also weird relationship especially when Percy befriended Crazy, Not-So-Crazy person names Joker. It wasn't until he was eleven and a half is when he met someone who understood him more than the Wayne family, Luke Castellan a run away with no one but a schizophrenic mother, and he helped Percy. Started to treat him not like some rich dude's nephew, not some hot-shots younger brother/cousin, just...Percy Jackson the kid who lost his mother and never truly grieved. Notes: Darkish? Abandoned!Percy No Greek Mythology

1939 is when the war started. It's also when seven year old Perseus Jackson stumbled upon a camp made of of girls in Silver aiming blows at him. How is it that 1939 is when everything changed for Perseus Jackson especially in 1940 when he meets one small, frail Steve Rogers. Embark on the journey of friendship between man and dog/wolf. Thank you to @jjjmsl for the cover of the book and being my awesome editor.

In a kingdom called Drakoniel where magic is free, the people are happy and peaceful, the rulers are gracious, and dragons roam the skies, lives Prince Merlin Ambrosius; also known as The Dragon Prince. When Merlin is thirteen Drakoniel is attacked by a once faithful and trusted knight, He must flee to his mother's prior home in Cenred's kingdom. Years later he finds himself a servant to another prince, Prince Arthur Pendragon of Camelot. What happens when Knights of Drakoniel come to Camelot asking for assistance in winning back their kingdom and searching for their lost prince? Special thanks to my friend @JoshuaMBarrett for designing this awesome cover for me!!

Perseus is the God of the Eclipse, earth and heroes. At least he was until he faded. It has been centuries since Apollo and Artemis have seen their brother, but now he is back. But there is just one problem: he can't remember his past. Follow Percy Jackson as he discovers who he truly is. ALL RIGHTS GO TO RICK RIORDIAN Thanks to @ChaoticOrder for the idea! Follow them for a much better version of God of the Eclipse!

I want to make several assumptions or changes before I begin this story: *One is that Uther Pendragon was once friends with Balinor, the Dragonlord. *Another is that Hunith is Gaius's younger sister and that she too once worked in the castle, but as a servant. *A third is that Uther was actually rather found of magic before Igraine's death and the Purge. *The death taken in exchange for another does not have to be instantaneous if the circumstances call for it. In this story Igraine doesn't die. Instead another's life is taken. Merlin's magic is common knowledge and Uther is actually quite fond of him, perhaps a bit overprotective due to circumstances that you will come to learn. I, of course, own nothing of the characters or setting. That belongs to BBC who really should continue the series. The prologue of this story is going to be very brief set up for the series, which will take place when the boys are older. So don't mind it too much if its quick and bit messy. It's only meant to be a background.

This is off the top of my head, so....enjoy, my lovely readers! Disclaimer for whole story: Rick Riordan owns PJO/HOO. Inspired by @ZanktheGreat Hope you like, Zank!

Percy Jackson isn't a son of Poseidon. Hell, he isn't even a normal demigod. His father is Zeus, Lord of the Skies and King of Olympus. While that seems normal, (for a demigod) he is also the son of Jupiter. He is a child forbidden to even be alive. As a child of both Greece and Rome, Percy Jackson is not allowed at either camp. His father decides to take a chance at letting him live in the mortal world, away from the dangers he might encounter in the mythological world. He is raised by Zeus himself, in a way that doesn't go against the ancient laws. Zeus has his immortal son, Ares, train the boy from the moment he can stand. Now as the threat of Kronos rises, Percy must be the child of the Prophecy. Will this demigod be what it takes to destroy Kronos and his army or will they end him before he gets the chance?

After the first Titan war, the Olympians were weak. Attempts on their lives happened almost daily. In their desperate time, a being came to them. Chaos offered them his aid, in return, the Olympians would send him demigods and many other heroes to serve in his army. Chaos would take heroes from the Underworld and bring them back to life, train them, and then have them wait until they were summoned by an Olympian where they would serve them until they were relieved or killed. Percy Jackson died during the final battle at the foot of the original Mount Olympus. Gaea had slain him, but she could not escape from his grasp. The Primordial Goddess had summoned a hole that led straight down into Tartarus, planning to throw the son of Poseidon into it to show that a demigod couldn't defeat a Primordial. What she didn't expect was for him to drag her along too.