Hades' Heron

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Words were written in a spiraling pattern, getting smaller and smaller as they curled into the center. Even still the words were clear: 

Your warning is the meeting of another
Thy saving grace is the blood of a brother
Then Hades' Heron will fail and the Ghost King smother
And as dust to dust, both will fade to the Nether

Percy inhaled sharply. "A prophecy."

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