My first fanfiction, so please don't be mad. Disclaimer for whole story: I do not own Percy Jackson and the Olympians nor Heroes of Olympus. The great author Rick Riordan has this great honor. I like these kind of stories and I don't care if you are tired of these plotlines, but I admire whoever reads this on their own time. With hope, TheAuroraLights #Wattys2015 [Editing] {Started in December 2014, Completed July 2015}

(COMPLETED) Under editing "Ah.... it's me Lady Artemis, Percy? You know, that guy who held up the sky for you so that you can kick Atlas' ass? That guy?" "What are you talking about, boy? I have never held up the sky or even seen you in my life." 'Wait what? How can she not remember that? How can anyone not remember that? The only way that's possible is if... Oh no...' Percy then asked a question that he hoped was wrong to ask, "Lady Artemis, what is the year today?" Artemis still held up her bow, but her hold on it eased up from the strange question, "This is the age of rebellion boy, the gods and titans are currently fighting. How do you not know about this?" 'I am so screwed,' thought Percy. ___ Percy finds himself thousands of years in the past with a man-but-not-yet-hating goddess.

Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase have survived countless monsters, gods, Titans, and finally their most difficult opponent of all--high school, though not without their fair share of mishaps and unexplained absences. All they want to do now is enjoy their summer before tackling their next adventure; college. After a series of strange encounters, however, they realize that this summer is going to be just as eventful as the rest. Meanwhile, Earth's Mightiest Heroes are fractured. Tony Stark and Steve Rogers haven't spoken in months, and even with new members, the team is suffering. They know that something is coming, but the question is; will they reconcile in time to thwart it? With the appearance of old friends, new enemies, and peculiar allies, the Avengers are forced to accept that the world is even bigger than they thought. A/N: Important information such as the timeline and other details provided in the beginning author's note.