Not Everything Is As It Seems

Not Everything Is As It Seems

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Hi, I am Percy Jackson. I have been betrayed a couple of times. The first one was with my so-called family on my dad's side; you know like Poseidon, Zeus, Hades, Apollo and every other god and goddess Roman and Greek, along with the demigods. The second betrayal was with Chaos, the Primordials and the army of Chaos. The gods cursed me. The Primordials cursed me. You would think that I would be dead, I'm not. I've been living a long time, longer the I should have. They don't know where I am, and they don't care. They don't care as long as I'm not around them. There is a new threat coming. Coming to take the entire universe. Everyone doesn't know who it is. Well besides one, me. I've been preparing for this war since I found out about it 10,000 years ago. I know how to defeat the threat, but it could come at a great cost. I don't know why but they think I betrayed them. I don't know why they think I did, but I have an idea of what has happened. All I know is that everything is in danger. If we don't stop this threat, it's the end of life like we know it. That is why I still have a purpose in life. The Fates don't control my fate, even Ananke doesn't control my fate. Something even more older then the Primordials control my fate. I have two different fates that I can chose. One I have a chance to live longer. The other is where everything is controlled by the threat. That is why I'm still here. Why I have been through so much. Why I'm the only one in the universe that can really control my own fate. There is so much at stake. One mistake will change everything. I have one choice that can ether save or destroy everything in existence. I do not own Percy Jackson, Rick Riordan does.
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Have you ever felt like everything you've ever worked for was for nothing? That every problem, every struggle, you've gotten through has led you to nowhere? Well let me tell you something. Everything happens for a reason, and everything is either good or bad or somewhere in between. That doesn't mean you should just lie down and take whatever the fates throw at you. Ever since I can remember I've never liked being tied down by rules. Anybody who knows me, which is apparently a lot of people, can tell you that. I've learned that sometimes you can change your definition. Your very existence can become something else if you only try so hard. I also learned that this comes with a price. What price I hear you asking? Well.... first I'd say you have to get rid of everything that makes you, you. Or maybe you get stripped of it. That's how you remake yourself. Start from only what you know and build from that. To become something different you've got to let go of what holds you down. In my case I was forced to. Yeah yeah. Go ahead and laugh, it's kinda cheesy. But Percy Jackson doesn't take any flack from critics so calm down. Anyway. The way I lost everything, the way everything I'd known and believed in, was whisked away from me just like that is within this book. This is a story about how I, Percy Jackson Scourge of Olympus, become something new. How? I got... well.... I got left behind, in the dust. My flaws finally caught up to me. But I rose from that. And this is how.... -- A B A N D O N E D

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