Daphne, Cypress, Cassandre, Hyacinthus... Apollo was never happy in love, and he will not start today. Or maybe ? -------------------------- I don't own the characters, of course.

Book Two of The Chaos Chronicles. After a god and a group of demigods used their supposed last breath in order to save the world from a certain death, they find themselves a little confused when they awake in the land of the living instead of the realm of the dead. Especially when they realise that the spell they used had a few unexpected side-effects. However, their quest to find answers leaves them with more questions than they started with... First Published 2015, Rewritten 2021.

A decade earlier, the gods banished Percy Jackson to Tartarus, When they banish another innocent demigod to the same fate, they unleash the beginnings of Hell on Earth. The gods are powerless to stop the terror they unleashed upon the world. Now the world is up for grabs, will it end in the apocalypse or perhaps someone else has their own plans.

Names hold power. In the world of gods, the name Perseus Jackson is a respected name, a name that has the respect of the gods. To demigods the name Perseus Jackson is the name of a hero that has done more than any other hero combined. For Monsters it is a name that brings fear and destruction in its wake. For the wizards, well they know nothing about this Perseus Jackson, or they didn't, not until Dumbledore stumbled upon an old family record. Perseus Jackson...grandson of Voldemort.

What happens when Nico Di Angelo accidentally texts Tony Stark? ~~~ Be prepared for hilarious drama, very weird author's notes, and lots of fanart and memes. There are also a few random chapters at the end of this that are basically one-shots related to the story. ~~~ DISCLAIMER: I am not Rick Riordan nor Stan Lee, which means (unfortunately) I do not own Heroes of Olympus or the Avengers. ~~~ Btw, this has Solangelo in it, so if you don't ship it, don't read this. ~~~ Why did it take me thirty minutes to come up with that? ^ ~~~ (Completed May 17, 2020)

A last roll of the dice for Gaia has unexpected and disastrous consequences. Percy is thrown into Tartarus for a crime he did not commit, but he escapes and is found by a group of old friends. Can they save Percy from himself, or is it to late, and what will happen when the gods discover that he is innocent? Contains self harm, suicidal thoughts, suicidal actions, suicide attempts, possession, slash, ECT. Don't read if it will trigger you, or if you don't like.

Angel Bane excelled at stealth and evasion. The enemy team never heard him until he was holding his practice weapons to their heads and throats. He slipped into the opposing team's territory, and would only be noticed when he returned to his side with the enemy package in hand, wordlessly handing it to his training officer. He was never held captive. ~ Ash Bane excelled at tracking and sniping. She could blend into crowds, and sound inconspicuous. She found people that couldn't be found. Tracking movements, patterns, and behavior came to her easily. Her knives and bullets whistled through the air, almost making impossible marks. She never missed a target. ~ Achilles Bane excelled in combat and demolition. He fought with precision, without hesitation. He was constantly aware of his surroundings, and was never taken by surprise. He would walk into a structure, and leave it a pile of rubble. He never lied, and never let someone lie to him. He never failed a mission. ~From the author of the Split Souls series~ Rights to Rick Riordan and Marvel, Cover art is not mine. #1 in poki 12/2/20 #2 in percyjackson 10/13/20 #3 in crossover 10/23/20 #1 in nicodiangelo 11/6/20 #9 in betrayal 12/1/20 #9 in avengers 1/7/21 #1 in shield 1/22/21

Loki was sent to work with the Avengers as part of his punishment but little do the other Avengers know but one of their members has a history with the god. If I get persuasion I might continue but I only wrote like 5 chapters so that's all you get right now. If anyone has a better Title I'm open to ideas. As everyone knows I don't own shit except the plot.

His time at Hogwarts is over, but the fight against Voldemort has just begun. Straight out of a barely complete Physical Therapy, Percy finds himself in the-middle-of-nowhere-snow-land with only a backpack and book, no knowledge of how he got there or how to get out. His test from the fountain of fate has finally begun and he has to solve whatever mystery that shrouds Emerson Earthfire. Facing the most difficult time of his life, Percy has to fight against death and the deadline of the fast approaching war, alone until the appearance of an unlikely face. All Harry Potter knows is that the place he called home is no longer safe; Hogwarts has been compromised. On the run with Ron and Hermione, the only safe place is Number 12 Grimmauld Place. Avoid capture, destroy Horcruxs, stop Voldemort, that is the mission. He doesn't have time to think about their friends at Hogwarts, the Order of the Phoenix, and-because it pains him too much to-Harry definitely doesn't have time to think about Percy Jackson's death. Avoid capture, destroy Horcruxs, stop Voldemort. Draco Malfoy needs help, and more than ever, he needs his best friend, Percy. But Percy's dead, he has to keep reminding himself of this, to stop the pain he feels when he forgets and has to remember again. Now, he's all alone in the evil life his father's trapped him in, wishing so much he could change it. Forced to follow the evilest wizard in history and wear a tattoo that hurts him to see, Draco's running out of time to find a way out. What's on the other side is something he could have never prepared for. This is a SEQUEL and will make a lot more sense if you read the first book. BUT, you don't have, though I encourage you to.

In the worlds of Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, Harry is eating dinner in the Great Hall and Percy is being chased by monsters. How do the two worlds meet? Simple. Percy falls through the enchanted glass ceiling of the great hall unconscious. Percy doesn't know where he is, only that he's being chased by monsters. Fighting in the sky with Blackjack, there are only two monsters left. The monsters hit Blackjack and Percy with their clubs upside the head, rendering them unconscious and spiralling in different directions. As Percy plummets downwards, Riptide slips out of his hand and slices through the two remaining monsters, killing them out of pure luck. Or is it pure luck? When Percy wakes up in the Hogwarts infirmary and tries to leave, Hecate tell him to stay and protect the Boy Who Lived and his two closest friends. Except how is he supposed to protect people that don't trust him? Disclaimer: I do not own PJO, HOO, or HP.