Biance Stories

Born from the wreckage of a broken system and a childhood devoid of warmth, Perseus Jackson knew the grace of an angelic mother no longer than just a couple of years. Instead, his earliest memories were distributed in the shadows of abusive foster homes and the stinging grit of the streets, leaving him a feral, paranoid survivor who learned at a tender age that the world offers nothing for free. He was a boy discarded by humanity until he was found by the only "left out" son of Kronos: Hades, the King of the Unseen, who recognized in Percy's bitter eyes the reflection of his own divine isolation. Taken into the silent, suffocating depths of the Underworld at age eight, Percy was not raised; he was forged. Through years of brutal training under the ghosts of the world's greatest conquerors and the crushing pressure of the Pit, he transformed his trauma into a weapon of cold, regal precision. Now, he stands as a near-invincible prince of skill and power, possessing a lethal grace that makes the Olympians tremble and the monsters flee. He is a paradox of a demi-god: a soldier-prince who views the world through a lens of deep-seated bitterness and a tactical paranoia that keeps him always one step ahead of betrayal. Yet, it is his fatal flaw- an uncompromising devotion to those he claims as his own- makes him the most trusted ally and the most dangerous half-blood to ever walk the earth. As the Great Prophecy looms like a shroud over the Greek world, Perseus Jackson does not come to save Olympus out of glory, but to command it through strength. In a world of fickle gods and failing heroes, he is the one who will rise above all- not merely as a hunter or a soldier, but as the Sovereign who will redefine what it means to be a true son of the Dead, a true prince of the Underworld, the heir to his father's throne.

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Percy Jackson had a perfect life. However, that was all ruined by his jerky half-brother, who turns his friends on him. Full of grief, he dies in an old, abandoned studio. Years later, Annabeth, finds a letter on her doorstep addressed to her father by "Joey Drew", and a new prophecy is issued, not by the oracle, but by the god Apollo himself. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

IMMENSE m·mense\i-ˈmen(t)s\ adjective : very great in size or amount MISTAKE mis·take\mə-ˈstāk\ : to understand (something or someone) incorrectly : to make a wrong judgment about (something) : to identify (someone or something) incorrectly