Wisdom's Witch {Percy Jackson/Harry Potter crossover}
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  • Parts 20
  • Time 2h 3m
Ongoing, First published Nov 26, 2017
Charlotte Ames is the daughter of respected Harvard professor Richard Ames, as well as a daughter of Athena who was blessed by Hecate with Magic. The day of her 11th birthday became the most important day of her life when her friend Gralyn came to take her to camp half blood, the same day she got a mysterious letter. Now she has been claimed by Athena and has moved into her cabin with the rest of her brothers and sisters. Annabeth, her oldest sister, becomes fascinated with Charlotte's letter, swearing she has seen it before. Question is, does Charlotte dare to open the letter?
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