Hectoroftroy Stories

Leo can't accept the death of his best friend and as a brilliant inventor he figures he should be able to somehow change this. His brilliant idea? Build the Argo III, but this time not just to travel to pick up a giant mech statue of a goddess, but to travel through time. Simple, right? But perhaps when making it, should he have settled for a longer test phase rather than just to go ahead and try. Now him and his saved friends are stuck on a beach... somewhere... or some then? And what is up with these strange gods? Why do they act like they have never seen a demigod? ... Or how a bunch of demigods get stranded in the past because Leo had to build a time-machine. However are all the gods somehow strangely fixated on the idea of children... and also something is wrong with the world of dreams, but good thing then that they got someone in store for that, right? This is a broken pantheon fit! All different characters will be involved! Mostly greeks that have died plus Jason, along with some characters that ended up for other reasons on the boat! I have no beta reader yet and have dyslexia, so I sometimes mix up words, so sorry!

that prince of troy got an ASS on him Posted by Achilles at 11pm - only twenty minutes prior. Seventeen thousand comments, twenty thousand retweets and thirty thousand likes. Almost dizzy with fright, Paris makes his way to his brother's chambers in a haze, bumping into many people as he does, busy as he is with staring at his phone. In the ten minutes it takes him to reach Hector, the tweet gains twelve thousand more likes. OR: What if, inexplicably, everyone during the Trojan war has phones?

Admist the chaos of the Trojan War, two hearts collide in a tale of love, honor, and destiny. Achilles the most feared Greek warrior, has always sought eternal glory on the battlefield. Amara, a wise and brave princess from distant kingdom, values life and peace above all else. When fate brings her the besieged city of troy, her world intertwines with Achilles in ways neither of them could have foreseen.