In the ancient breaths of the universe, an era so remote that it predates the very concept of time as we understand it, there thrived a regal figure, a prince whose visions were steeped in the purest of aspirations. His soul ached for a realm untouched by the maladies of anguish and the pervasive rot of depravity. In days long lost to the mists of antiquity, he glided through his dominion, an ethereal expanse teeming with the delicate splendor of endless blossoms. These flowers were not mere botanical creations but symbolic manifestations of hope and joy. Yet, that once vibrant tapestry of life has now deteriorated into a haunting tableau of desolation, ravaged by the relentless tempest of anger and the devouring flames of Greek fire. He, who once inhaled the nebulous steps of creation to impart vigor to the far reaches of the cosmos, now witnesses the slow, inexorable descent of that same cosmos into a silent, sorrowful slumber, an abyss where dreams are suffocated by the creeping fog of oblivion. Tragically, this boy was stolen - ruthlessly ripped away from the warmth of dreams that he so lovingly wove. He was severed from the sacred fellowship of his kin, the eternal and omnipotent Primordial Gods, beings of unfathomable power and wisdom who forged the stars and kindled the first sparks of life. More heartrendingly, he was torn from the nurturing embrace of his mother, the Architect of the Universe, Lady Chaos. Behold the poignant odyssey of Perseus: The Prince of the Cosmos, the final harbinger of the primordial essence, the Last Protogenos.

Blood. Pain. War. Those three words would define his life. He never had the greed that tainted the men of his city. And yet, he still suffered the consequences. Perseus was born of Athens, one of the last Greek cities still standing. His mother was gone. She must have fallen during the battle. The Persians had raided their city, leaving only rubble and smoke. Now, Perseus had run, not because he was a coward, but to save what little he had left. His little sister. They were different. That much their mother had told them. They were set apart. Even from each other. Perseus was a son of a Lelantos, the Titan of Air, Hunting, and the Unseen. Phoebe, Perseus's sister, was a daughter of Poseidon, the Olympian God of the Sea. Perseus fought for his sister. Until he failed. He was left desolate, empty, and alone. But maybe it was for the better. Co-Author: @Tech108

Only years after losing the love of his life, his family experiences a betrayal that shakes the sea down to its core. Perseus must take up where his father left off and take care of a threat that has been alive millennia too long. This is a family affair that takes place under the sea, not up in the clouds. But does the son of Poseidon have what it takes to take care of his biggest threat yet? A sweet collab with @Tech108 and Jonah from this account. Art by Demigodsavvy @Tumblr

Disclaimer: I do not own Percy Jackson and the Olympians or The Heroes of Olympus. Uncle Rick does. When Percy has no longer has any reason to stay in Camp Half-Blood, he asks the Olympians for a peaceful life away from monsters and gods. He asked for a sanctuary to live the rest of his life in peace. What he didn't expect was a massive mystical island, and a immense power in the form of unlimited knowledge.

"I was left in the pit. Abandoned. Lost. Forgotten... All for the war. All for her. All for Olympus. I felt anger of course, and fear like no other. Being alone in the pit is simply... indescribable. Time passes differently down here. Sometimes slow. Sometimes fast. But in my case... backward. My escape? I left with a thousand scars, but not through the doors of death. I found a chamber of serpents. A chamber of secrets. Now I'll run through London. I'll forget my past life. Forget the people. But I won't forget my abilities. Because in this world I live in now. A world of Wizardry... I might just need the power of a God." Finally trying a crossover! What better than an 'XXANAKXX' spin on Percy Jackson and Harry Potter! I promise for the absolute most originality! Please give it a try! #1 in *fleurdelacour* out of 676 #14 in *hermione* out of 698 #31 in *gods* out of 28.900

|| DISCLAIMER: Book is considered a main book in "The Anak Series" there is no order of book you must read in The Anak Series || With the help of his siblings Zeus defeated the Titans. He banished them to eternal punishment. Soon after, the Fates themselves crown the Gods with domains. For his valor Zeus was awarded kingship. As time passed, Zeus grew corrupt. He no longer cared for his people. Slowly, he became like the Titans he once overthrew. Perseus, the eldest of Gods saw the need for change, but Zeus was his brother. Nothing could change that. Finally, Zeus crossed the line, and inevitably, Perseus was forced to act. His actions condemned him to punishment in Tartarus. Over time, he became a legend. Perseus struggles against Monsters, Gods, Titans, and Primordials alike in the Arena - the darkest crevice of Tartarus. The son of Kronos grows stronger as he claws through the Arena, but the darkness has taken a toll on Perseus. The golden-eyed gladiator has scars. Jonah's Spinoff of Garen's "Arena's Victor". Story starts off a little rough, but the writing gets a lot better, I promise. Warning: this book explores mature themes and is very graphic. #1 in *evilpercy* out of 99

|| DISCLAIMER: Book is considered a main book in "The Anak Series" there is no order of book you must read in The Anak Series || In Ages past, during the beginnings of the First Titan War a woman bears a Demigod. He is a son of Poseidon. Follow him as he conquers ancient creatures, gods and deities. Faces numerous tasks and trials to prove his strength. And follow his lead as him and his personal army barrel through the Gates of Kronos' Kingdom. His name is Perseus. . . and this is his legend. Pertemis. AU. Our First Story! #12 in *giants* out of 1.700

|| DISCLAIMER: Book is considered a main book in "The Anak Series" there is no order of book you must read in The Anak Series || ALTERNATE TITLE: HIS CHOICE "See you soon?" He asked. She smiled, "of course," she chuckled. After the second Giant War, bad turned worse. The Gods became weaker than ever before. The weaker Minor Gods faded. The entire Pantheon was on the edge of extinction. Ancient monsters rose from their deep slumber by the death of Gaea, and the number of Demigods dwindled. When Artemis got injured Zeus couldn't take it anymore. He issued a decree, calling a new class of heroes forward- the Guardians. Rewrite of my old story (Jonah) that was on my old account. This is a guardian story, but this is different. I know everyone says that, so I've decided to add proof inside. I'll talk more about this in Chapter Six. #2 in *guardians* out of 3.700

|| DISCLAIMER: Book is considered a main book in "The Anak Series" there is no order of book you must read in The Anak Series || Percy Jackson finally started to settle down after the Second Titanomachy. After Annabeth's unfortunate fate, Percy became lost in a swirl of self-pity and guilt. He swore that he would protect his family no matter the cost. Yet when the family he swears to protect rejects and betrays him, and disciplines him with the punishment of the highest order, what will he do? Awaken new powers? Side with forgotten enemies? Revenge? Only in this Alternate Universe can you find out. Welcome to. . . The Plasma Paradox. My Personal Spin on the "Dark/Revenge Percy", with actual originality. . . Yes, with him being OP. #1 in *titanwar* out of 124 #1 in *giantwar* out of 55 #14 in *titans* out of 5.700 #15 in *olympus* out of 5.400 #34 in *evil* out of 43.600

I found this story on fanfiction.net and decided to show it to the Wattpad community. All rights to the author of this fanfiction - Hans50 - from whom I got permission to post this story here. He's an awesome writer and you should go check out his account and his other story: Betrayed Son of the Sea. Perseus Jackson is trapped in Tartarus. After the council of the gods, save a few, betray and sentence him to eternal suffering, something happens to our hero that will change him forever. He is tortured and cursed. With a horrible curse placed upon him that turns him into the things that he hunts and despise, will he suffer in the pit or will he thrive? He is the Monster Shifter. (By the way, this is not a Percabeth story. Just a heads-up for the Percabeth fans.) DISCLAIMER: I don't own this story, Hans50 and Rick Riordan do.