Harry Potter and Percy Jackson Crossover ---- When a rift between worlds tears Percy and Annabeth from everything they know, they land in a Britain where magic speaks in wands, not swords. As ancient powers stir and the gods fall silent, the two must navigate unfamiliar halls, forge fragile alliances, and hold on to each other in a world that was never meant for them. But love doesn't need permission to survive. And some bonds are strong enough to echo across realities.

This story has 2 sequels which you can find on my profile. They're called called Camp Half-Blood: Sparks and Smiles and Camp Brooklyn: Lessons and Legends. "Percy Jackson and the Roots of Fate" follows Percy, Annabeth, and the Golden Trio as they find themselves pulled into a new adventure at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. After their battles against Gaea and Voldemort, the group is called to Hogwarts when ancient forces begin stirring beneath the school. What starts as a mission to investigate strange occurrences in the Forbidden Forest quickly escalates into a race against time to prevent an ancient, primordial evil from rising once more. With the seal created by the four founders of Hogwarts beginning to weaken, Percy and his friends must uncover long-buried secrets, face dangerous new magical creatures, and confront a dark force that predates even the founding of Hogwarts. As magic, both old and new, intertwines, the fate of both the wizarding and demigod worlds hangs in the balance. I don't own any of the characters they are Rick Riordan and J.K. Rowling's.

the fandoms worst nightmare. (or at least one of mine.) if annabeth fell into tartarus alone. ...what if it happened? even better question- emotionally, how would she survive?

Aurora is done. Done with the death. With the despair. With the pointless weakness. With the shattering devastation. With the truth. She is better than all of it. She knows she is. The Night knows she is. When she is pulled to a camp of demigods- the children of Greek gods who live and train together- Aurora is reminded of it all. Of all of the things that happened before. Aurora must decide whether her grief will consume her- or become her greatest glory. These events are a few years following the trials of Apollo series by Rick Riordan. Clean slowburn, with a lot of character development. First person writing.