Percy's always been different. He didn't have parents. He couldn't read properly. And he couldn't sit still to save his life. On top of all that, Percy could DO things. Things no normal person should be able to do. Percy's always been different, but he's perfectly okay with that. Well...He thought he was. Until he discovers a place. A place where all the things that make him different are normal. He thought he finally found somewhere he would fit in. He was wrong. ••• An Alternate Universe where Percy Jackson is the son of Hecate, Goddess/Titaness of Crossroads and Magic.

Perseus Jackson was a strange person, Harry decided. He came from overseas, had the weirdest American accent, spoke strange sayings, had ADHD and dyslexia, and stood up for every kid. He was a Gryffindor, but consorted with Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws, and even Slytherins. Perseus Jackson was a weird person, Harry Potter decided. But he wouldn't have it any other way.

This is the second book in my fanfic series, if you read the first one, Apollo's Hunters, then you will understand more. Although if you have not read it, you might be fine, you just won't understand certain references. Ariston is called for a mission, he is needed to protect the Boy Who Lived from the unknown dangers of You-Know-Who. But will Harry trust the mysterious being that seems to radiate more power than Dumbledore and Voldemort put together? DICLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters in this book! All characters belong to J. K. Rowling and Rick Riordan. If you intend to comment, please get more creative than swear words. They're getting old. Cover made by @coffeeadict_chaos

Perseus Potter was three years old when their house was attacked. His mother handed him his baby brother and told him to always protect Harry. So he did. He even went so far as to jump in front of the killing curse. Dumbledore told him that Harry was to be the chosen one and to always protect him. Strange things begin to happen when the older Potter begins to attend Hogwarts. Missing students, strange creatures, secretive teachers, and hidden parentage. It is sure to be an eventful year. Disclaimer: I do not own Percy Jackson or Harry Potter.