Romanlegion Stories

Diana Jackson- twin of Percy Jackson, daughter of Sally Jackson and Poseiden. When the twins were 13, on their second quest, everything went crazy. Diana told her brother to get Annabeth and himself on a ship, so they could all sail away. But instead of following, she rescued 2 girls- sisters named Hylla and Reyna. She transported them safely, but her kindness had a curse- a curse straight from Circe.

When a Greek warrior gets a divine vision of Zeus, he and his friend go on a quest to stop the Romans from taking Greece. Two men versus legions of warriors. Greeks versus Romans. And Zeus on Jupiter.

Gaius Albus Titanus is ordered by his general to search for a missing Cohort of soldiers in a jungle forbidden by Rome to enter. Gaius is to take his own Cohort with him. But the jungle holds many secrets, some that may lead to the destruction of the 16th Legion.

Rome, the eternal city, the "city that lasts forever". That is where Tristan is from, Tristan the ancient vampire that rescues young Steven when he and his girlfriend are brutally attacked. He cannot save Steven's girlfriend, but he saves Steven the only way he knows how--he turns him into a vampire. Tristan welcomes Steven into his home, here he meets the others that Tristan rescued and loved. Isolde, his lover, whom he rescued from a dumpster but has left mortal. Fabi, the son of Roman aristocrats who Tristan saved from an ancient monster in a forest grove in Roman occupied Briton. Claude who he rescued on Napoleon's retreat from Moscow, and Rainer, the mysterious German vampire. This is Tristan's family, but not all is well. Rainer has attacked Isolde and Tristan drives him away. Tristan takes Isolde to Greece to recover and leaves the three boys to themselves. While he is gone, a man shows up looking for a woman who looks like Isolde. And Steven is kidnapped and introduced to a group of vampires who dwell in undersground Seattle and want to know who Tristan is. One, Lenore, befriends Steven, but even she is leaving Steven with more questions than answers

In the wake of Rome's collapse, the winds of change swept across the ancient world, carrying with it the remnants of an empire on the brink of annihilation. As chaos engulfed the once-mighty civilization, a beacon of hope emerged amidst the turmoil-the island of Britannia. In this land of mist and legends, the wealthy and powerful sought refuge, forging a new path in the face of impending darkness. They formed the Imperium Britannia, a bastion of strength and resilience, determined to withstand the relentless onslaught of the Gothic Empire. Centuries passed, and as the world evolved, so did Britannia. It embraced the golden age of steam, where colossal war machines, driven by the power of steam, became the embodiment of its indomitable spirit. These mechanical behemoths, with their thunderous roars and billowing smoke, dominated the battlefields, skies, and vast oceans, becoming the ultimate weapon against the encroaching Gothic Empire. Now, in the year 2045, the legions of Imperium Britannia find themselves locked in an epic struggle for survival. The Gothic Empire, fueled by a thirst for power and expansion, unleashes its relentless hordes upon the last bastion of resistance. The fate of an empire hangs in the balance as the war rages on. Heroes rise from the ashes, their hearts ablaze with the spirit of defiance. From the towering war machines that shake the earth with their every step to the swift airships that dance through the clouds, the forces of Imperium Britannia stand united, ready to confront an enemy that seeks to crush their final resistance. Prepare to embark on an exhilarating journey into a world where steam and steel collide, where the fate of an empire rests upon the indomitable will of its people. The battle for Imperium Britannia has only just begun, and its echoes will resonate through the ages, forever etching their mark upon the annals of history.

Characters belong to Rick Riordan; I do not claim ownership. Probably OOC. English is not my first language-beware of grammar and spelling mistakes! After the war with Gaea, Camp Jupiter is forced to reckon with countless changes: Jason's departure, the deaths of legionnaires, a shaken chain of command-and a praetor barely holding herself together. The Twelfth Legion struggles to recover from its losses. Rome demands leadership-unyielding, decisive, and willing to bear impossible weight. Hazel Levesque never asked to be involved. At fourteen, she is loyal, brave, and painfully aware of the cost of war-but Rome has never spared the young. As expectations rise and loyalties fracture, a new praetor is expected to command the Twelfth Legion. Will they rise to meet Rome's demands-or be crushed beneath them? Can they truly bear the responsibility of being one of the youngest praetors in Camp Jupiter's history? Will they lead the legion forward-or collapse under the weight of Rome's expectations? Will they be remembered as a great leader... or as an embarrassment? And above all: can they make a child of the Underworld earn the respect that was stolen from them at birth?

Set against the sweeping panorama of Rome's imperial frontiers, The Phoenix of the Eagle follows Lucius Marcius Verus, a young legionary whose destiny is forged in fire, iron-and divine intervention. From the shadowed Pit of Ash and Blood in Cantabria to the frozen ramparts of the Rhine, Verus rises from novice centurion's son to Proconsul and Consul‑Elect, balancing martial valor, political intrigue, and the favor-and fury-of the gods. If you crave vast military drama, richly detailed ancient worlds, and a hero tested by gods and men alike, The Phoenix of the Eagle offers a grand finale worthy of Rome's greatest legends.