The Last Olympian | 2027|

The Last Olympian | 2027|

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians
DC: Arrowverse
Kaia Wynona is your average well mannered teenager who suddenly becomes plagued with frequent blackouts and memories of another life. She later is diagnosed with D.I.D [Dissociative identity disorder] as a result. Frightening enough, Kaia discovers that she shares a body with a pissed of Huntress called Artemis. As Kaia and Artemis try to uncover the truth, they must navigate their complex identities while unknowingly walking into a deadly mystery of the disappearance of the gods and how Artemis became.... The last Olympian.
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Artemis, the beloved daughter of sovereign Zeus and rich-haired Leto, was born through passion and blessed with gifts. She was also the most beautiful among the Olympians. Her whims and desires could change the course of human destiny. No goddess had more freedom and intriguing life than the immortal huntress. With the rest of her chosen Nymphai, though all are lovely, there is no mistaking which one she is. Artemis with her flowing golden hair and golden limbs is alike her twin brother Apollo, a delighter in arrows and the silver bow. She, too, enjoys the company of beautiful maidens. Though her life was full of adventures and thrills, there were also tragedies. |Lesbian Retelling of Greek Mythology|

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