In which Theodore 'Theo' Soleil tells Percy to make him shut up, and Percy takes it seriously OR Theodore and Percy find their feeling while they navigate the dark, cold tunnels of the Labyrinth. (Not finished, but up for adoption!)

Even though Artemis swore to never love a man, she always wanted a child. A child of her own to love, to protect, to care for. So she decides to get a procedure so she didn't have to come in contact with a man. But the child turns out to be a male so she can't keep him. She gives her son to one of her retired hunters in hopes that she can return and collect him when he is older. Well, let's just say, things don't turn out as planned. All Credits go to Rick Riordan except my character and some of the plot. Under rewrite. Previous Update: ??? Next update: ???

Percy Jackson always thought he was just another ADHD, dyslexic kid trying to survive middle school without setting off any fire alarms (again). But when his pre-algebra teacher turns into a Fury and tries to kill him, he learns the horrifying truth: the Greek gods are real, they're still causing drama, and he's one of their kids. After being sent to Camp Half-Blood, a summer training ground for demigods, Percy discovers he's the son of Poseidon, one of the Big Three - which is about as rare (and dangerous) as it gets. To make matters worse, someone's stolen Zeus's master lightning bolt, and Percy is the prime suspect. While Percy struggles to figure out who framed him, he's joined by two companions: Grover, his satyr best friend, and Annabeth, a battle-smart daughter of Athena. But this time, there's a fourth member on their quest - a strange girl named Thea Rowan.

Adonis Bard is the son of Aphrodite and Joon Bard, a former K-pop idol. He's a spear-wielding, no-shit-taking prophet with the face of an angel and the voice of a siren. His world is capsized when he has a vision of a boy with hair like pitch and eyes like a raging storm. Thrusting him into a life of adventure and the start of a love story his mother would be proud of. Also available on AO3 CURRENTLY EDITING