What if Percy knew about his heritage from the beginning? What if he never knew his mother? What if Percy was the only male the Hunters considered acceptable? Find out in this story as Percy is raised with the Hunters of Artemis

Follow the famous Perseus Jackson, Primordial God of Dimensions, Elements, Time, Weapons, Creation, Darkness and Shadows. He is the King of Oblivion and Patron of Heroes. Follow him as he leads you through his life from the very beginning! I don't own Percy Jackson, Rick Riordan does! All I own is the plot and a couple of characters.

Instead of a somewhat happy childhood with his mother, Percy is orphaned and on the streets by the age of ten. Found and taken in by the most unlikely of gods, Percy is raised to be the greatest demigod to ever live. His past has left him bitter towards all but a few. Will he still be ready to accept his destiny? AU of Percy's life. (This is already posted with permission but I wanna post it so I can also put the second and third books on this site.)

What if Perseus was born a titan? A spawn of the heavens and the earth, a son of Ouranos and Gaea. Twin to the titan of Mortality, mighty Iapetus. Where was he, in the darkest of times, the times of the leaden wars? The shadowy reigns? What was he up to, what were his intentions? Well you'll just have to find out... Beta: Inperiosus. (Who also wrote the awesome description) - □ - Mainly written on fanfiction.net - □ - 《Personally I'm not a fan of my first few chapters but whatever. It gets better》

A being born from the Five Rivers of the Underworld, stronger than most gods, Feared by many. Always hiding, always there. An immortal being that carries out the will of the Rivers. Stronger than a First-Born of a god. Much stronger. He is made of the Essence of the rivers. But he was not always like this. He was once a demigod, the most powerful demigod. He was respected by many and feared by his many enemies. But a hero's fate is always tragic. His fate was no different and he became someone else. He is now Raze, the Champion and Heart of the Rivers, a deity in his own right. But who was he? This ill fated hero? That was Perseus Jackson, Hero of Olympus. The greatest hero to walk the Earth. But fate is cruel. He is now Raze, the immortal bringer of Judgement. You can call him Raze, but only Raze. If you call him Percy, consider yourself lucky if he doesn't respond. Because much worse could happen to you. Much worse. He has changed a lot and it is their fault. They want him back? Too late.

All families have secrets. Some are small, some are not. But in an immortal family, those secrets are eternal. Millennia come and go but some secrets never fade. Olympus' biggest secret was buried so deep none thought it could ever return. How wrong they were. Everything will change and none are safe. How it ends for the world... Only the Fates know.

Percy Jackson is gone. Or rather, he was forgotten. It was like Hera's scheme all over again; but this time, he had no Annabeth to stay by his side, or Poseidon to call his father, or Camp Half-Blood to go home to. The world simply forgot about him. His powers had betrayed him, those who were once his comrades became his enemies, and his legacy was lost. So he decides to write a new one. [Disclaimer: I do not own any characters mentioned in this fanfiction. All rights go to Rick Riordan] ***on hold***

Everything was going perfectly after the war was over. However, one day, when a son of Morpheus came to camp, Percy's perfect world started to crumble. He was once known as the leader of camp and Savior of Olympus. However, after much influence from this new demigod, he was known as the selfish jerk of the camp who abused his status and powers to torment the other campers just to give him a laugh. Driven out of camp, Percy searched for a new life while trying to come to terms of his friends' betrayal. He searched and searched until he read of the many worlds outside of Earth and knew then that was where he was going to search for his new life. Hey Guys! This is going to be my Chaos fan fiction. It's going to start out similar to other Chaos stories with the betrayal stuff but I want to focus more on Percy's life before he is sent back to Earth and basically how he becomes the most powerful bad ass in the history of the universe.

Perseus is the youngest son of Zeus and Leto, the Lord of the Eclipse and Patron god of Heroes. During the first Titan War, he fought the Titan of Memory, Mnemosyne. She had erased the memory of him from all immortals and mortals alike, with the exemption of his siblings, Apollo and Artemis. He had faded, causing the Twin Archers immense grief. They couldn't tell the other gods because they wouldn't believe the two, but every year, Apollo and Artemis would put aside their differences and focus on their power, creating a Solar and Lunar Eclipse in honor of their brother; even if it drained them. They have been continuing this ritual, never failing to do their duty during that particular time of the year. But there came a time when they were creating an eclipse, (Modern Time) they were ambushed by Mnemosyne and various monsters. They were still weak from the ritual, so the hunters and the twins were captured. Right when they were about to be sent to Tartarus so they could not participate in the war, an eclipse formed and something they thought to be impossible happened; after all, anything is possible with the Greek gods, is it not? ******************* The whole story is about how Perseus will adapt to the changed time period and he will train both camps. The gods will slowly remember who he is, and Artemis will have him help the Hunt at times. But the second Titan war is not the only threat, for the second Giant War is approaching and Gaea seems to have created a Giant just for him. [ongoing; being edited]

In a world where the wars are over, the hero has disappeared. He was turned immortal by a gift he never wanted. He vanished. But are the wars truly over? Will he return? Can he be found? Where did he go? Disclaimer for entire story: Rick Riordan owns Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Heroes of Olympus, I do not.