Godofthesea Stories

The Greek Gods Should not be real. They should not have children. But that doesn't stop them. There is a camp where the demigod off-spring of these god go to train and stay safe. When someone is born who shouldn't be born and enemies collide, what is in store for Alexa Reed?

The King and Queen of the sea gives birth to a beautiful baby girl named Otohime, the princess of the sea. But an evil demon God named Kappa wants to kill her. The King and Queen is forced to send their new born far away. Out of the sea, into land. To a trusting woman that the Queen's brother knew. Will the princess remember where she came from? And take her place along side her father and mother to rule the sea?

"He is as U n p r e d i c t a b l e & D a n g e r o u s As the S e a He is P o s e i d o n." • RATED R - PG 17-18 EXPLICIT CONTENT, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.

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As you turn these pages, you start to understand that Kristen Olson, the person who is telling her story, is bent but not broken. She'll fight for the one she loves. But her accident is holding her back. She must follow a trail in order to get the answers she needs. So, the question is, why could the boy breathe under the water? All you have to do is read and you'll find out.

Garfield thought it was just an old legend when he dived into Thalassia Ocean and found Poseidon's trident lying unguarded. Drunk and laughing, he grabbed it and swam back up, thinking he had won the bet. What he did not know was that by holding the trident for too long, he had unknowingly absorbed a fraction of Poseidon's power. For a week, Garfield noticed strange things happening around him. Rain fell when he was sad, the waves responded to his emotions, and he could even breathe underwater. When the museum took the trident away, he felt a sudden weakness, as if something had been ripped from his soul. That was when Poseidon appeared in his apartment, furious and ready to punish him. But Poseidon hesitated when he saw the ocean's energy radiating from Garfield. The human had unknowingly bonded with the trident, and separating them could destroy him. Now, Poseidon has no choice but to stay close, protecting Garfield while searching for a way to retrieve his stolen weapon without killing the mortal who took it.

When the sea meets the storm, even Olympus can't predict the fallout. She's the daughter of Poseidon-bold, brilliant, and battling the world with a mind wired differently. Persephone "Percy" Jackson doesn't need saving. She just needs people to stop underestimating her. With her autism and OCD shaping the way she sees the world, Percy navigates a Camp Half-Blood that often overlooks the unique strengths she brings to the battlefield. But when war drums thunder again and the sky god's golden son shows up with blue eyes full of secrets and storms, everything changes. Jason Grace isn't supposed to fall for a daughter of Poseidon. The prophecy says nothing about feelings. And yet, the more time he spends with Percy-the way she notices what others miss, the way her mind cuts through chaos like a blade-the more he begins to realize: there's more to heroism than brute strength. As war brews and loyalties shift, Percy and Jason must learn to trust each other-not just as demigods, but as people-before the tides and the lightning tear their world apart. Enemies whisper. Gods scheme. Hearts collide. This is not the story the Oracle told you.