Percy Jakson; The Child of Chaos: Chaos, Void, Hera: A Gift From a God

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Parts 12
Time 21m

BOOK ONE OF 5 IN THE PERCY JAKSON: A GIFT FROM A GOD SERIES
    
    {QWARNING!! I wrote this two days ago! Read at UR OWN risk!!!}
    
    Betrayal. He'd never thought this would happen. His fatal flaw was loyalty, for the gods' sakes! 
    
    But, here he was, running for his life from the very place he had sworn to protect. Everything hurt. His head. His legs. The knife wound in his shoulder. The memory of those cold, gray, eyes watching as he stumbled across Camp's boundary. 
    
    He could hear the wolves in the distance. The only question now was, did he accept this man's offer, or did he let the Hunt tear him apart? 
    
    A Chaos AU story with an original twist.
    
    "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" - Sun Tzu, Art of War
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Rick Riordan owns the PJO series. I'm the one responsible for the plot. (There are some references to random Disney movies and video games that I obv don't own)All Rights Reserved

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BOOK ONE OF 5 IN THE PERCY JAKSON: A GIFT FROM A GOD SERIES
    
    {QWARNING!! I wrote this two days ago! Read at UR OWN risk!!!}
    
    Betrayal. He'd never thought this would happen. His fatal flaw was loyalty, for the gods' sakes! 
    
    But, here he was, running for his life from the very place he had sworn to protect. Everything hurt. His head. His legs. The knife wound in his shoulder. The memory of those cold, gray, eyes watching as he stumbled across Camp's boundary. 
    
    He could hear the wolves in the distance. The only question now was, did he accept this man's offer, or did he let the Hunt tear him apart? 
    
    A Chaos AU story with an original twist.
    
    "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" - Sun Tzu, Art of War
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    Rick Riordan owns the PJO series. I'm the one responsible for the plot. (There are some references to random Disney movies and video games that I obv don't own)

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