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.

What if Sally Jackson wasn't just some clear sighted mortal. What if she had something running through her blood that even Poseidon hadn't known about, and what If that something passed to Percy. Now he has to go to a school for people just like him and try not to kill anybody.

The gods have Percy and Nico help the world that is unknown to demigods. The Wizarding World. Percy is changed into his fifteen year old self so he can fit in, and him and Nico are sent to help stop the war against Voldemort before it even starts. (This takes place after the Giant War and during Harry Potter's fourth year at Hogwarts. You really shouldn't read this if you don't like Percico.) *Art by Viria and cover made on Moldiv app*

Shining, Shimmering Stars. "Let the world honor you, my huntress." Silver and gold glittering key. "Live forever in the stars." Zoë Nightshade's death was only the beginning of her adventure. WE DO NOT OWN THE CHARACTERS. JUST THE SUPERAMAZING PLOT. (This takes placed during the Grand Magic Games arc)

(Currently Editing for Continuity and other such errors) Guardian of the Huntress The Guardians, and ancient order created by the gods with one purpose, one reason for existing. That reason? To protect the gods from their enemies. Each Guardian was assigned to and Olympian for life and was tasked with ensuring said Olympian's continued physical, mental, and emotional health. Such little information is known about the Guardians that mortals do not even know of them and demigods consider their existence to be a true myth. One of these Guardians, a son of Poseidon, was considered the greatest of all Guardians. A force to be reckoned with, the Guardian of Artemis, the Midnight Huntress with a silver bow, was nigh unstoppable. His name was Perseus Jackson, and this is his story.

"Are you excited!" my mom asked excitedly. "Why would I be excited to go to a mental ward?" I asked. "Just trying to lighten the mood." My mom replied. "I love you... and I'll see you in a few weeks or so. You and Paul should visit often." I said as my mom pulled up to the ward that I would be staying at. "I love you too... We will..." My mom frowned and looked up but quickly put on a smile and turned back to me, "Are you sure you don't want me to come in with you?" She asked. "Yes, I'm Sure" I retorted. My mom leaned over to the passenger seat and kissed my cheek. "I'll miss you." She said. I smiled back at her. "I'll miss you too." I grabbed my bag from the backseat and opened the passenger door. "Bye, mom" "Bye, Percy." My mom called after me. DISCLAIMER: I do not own characters. They belong to Rick Riordan.

✓~ Nico Di Angelo wasn't much for humans. So pesky with their small minds and lack of flare. But Nico was big on bets. Though he has an annoying tendency to lose those, much to his friends enjoyment. Make a human fall in love with you. Seems easy enough. Wrong. Cover made by: @LordoftheRabbits

You remember the war with Gaea right? Leo dies, is brought back to life etcetera, etcetera. What if the war ended with more casualties? What if the fates themselves gave Percy a solo quest? What if it was during World War II? Worry not, this IS a Percy Jackson/Captain America crossover. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN EITHER OF THE SUBJECTS OF THIS CROSSOVER BUT I DO OWN THE PLOT! DO NOT STEAL IT, I WILL REPORT ANY COPYCATS TO WATTPAD FOR PLAGIARISM

Percy Jackson, a nine year old Shield Agent, just saw his Aunt's boyfriend/partner get turned into a mindless minion. Now he is willing to do anything to get him back. Even if it means pairing up with a stuck up billionaire, an old man, a rage monster, and a god. Besides he's got some powers they don't know about to keep them in line.

If you look at your noble heroes closer, you notice that their actions are always motivated by personal gain. Whether it be more rights or more power, it's always there, yet we tell ourselves that it was for the greater good. That they saved the world. That seems to justify everything for us. But remember, your heroes are also a part of the world they saved. It is in this light that I invite you to read this story of misunderstood heroes who, for seeing the world in this light are seen as the villains and the crooks. But sometimes, all it takes to be a hero is a bit of self-preservation.