Divine Existence - Percy Jackson - LadyFireheart

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In a whirlwind of Wars, Prophecies, and Destines, a group of children fight to survive a single day at a time. In the eye of the hurricane, stands the only Daughter of Hestia, and a son of Poseidon. Will they be able to survive it all, or will they simply become another Greek Tragedy?
    
    Or when, 
    
    Icarus falls in love with the Sun, for the final time.
    
    *✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:
    
    Percy Jackson x FemOC
    
    (The Lighting Thief - The Last Olympian) 
    (Book 1 of 3 in the Divine Series)
    
    Started: 12/24/2023
    Ended: In Progress
    
    *✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:
    
    Icaria Kane's body was exhausted. She had pushed herself past her breaking point, and still continued on as if nothing was wrong. The demigod knew if she allowed herself time to take even a moment, her soul would physically crack in two. Now was not the time for weakness, if anything, she had to be stronger. She knew the other girls would mumble about her, but Icaria wouldn't listen to them. She refused to watch someone she loved fall at the hands of Thanatos again. If need be, she would offer herself to him in place. 
    
    Yet, there was someone who noticed the young girl breaking apart. She could see the bags grow darker, and watched as Icaria began to eat less and less. It was the same someone who had saved Icaria all those years ago. And the goddess refused to watch that someone suffer any longer. 
    
    The goddess, Artemis, stepped out of her tent in the early morning light. All of her girls were getting rest, taking the opportunity to relax with the very few days of peace they had left. All except one.
    
    In the distance, the goddess could hear the distinct sound of metal striking against wood. She took quiet steps, and watched Icaria Kane from a distance. The girl breathed heavily, her body slumped from exhaustion. 
    
    "Icaria?" Artemis asked, stepping through the early morning fog. "Why do you cry?"
    
    The demigods body tightened, urging the tears to stop falling. She turned her body away from her goddess, clutching Hearth in her hands.All Rights Reserved

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In a whirlwind of Wars, Prophecies, and Destines, a group of children fight to survive a single day at a time. In the eye of the hurricane, stands the only Daughter of Hestia, and a son of Poseidon. Will they be able to survive it all, or will they simply become another Greek Tragedy?

Or when,

Icarus falls in love with the Sun, for the final time.

*✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:

Percy Jackson x FemOC

(The Lighting Thief - The Last Olympian)
(Book 1 of 3 in the Divine Series)

Started: 12/24/2023
Ended: In Progress

*✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:

Icaria Kane's body was exhausted. She had pushed herself past her breaking point, and still continued on as if nothing was wrong. The demigod knew if she allowed herself time to take even a moment, her soul would physically crack in two. Now was not the time for weakness, if anything, she had to be stronger. She knew the other girls would mumble about her, but Icaria wouldn't listen to them. She refused to watch someone she loved fall at the hands of Thanatos again. If need be, she would offer herself to him in place.

Yet, there was someone who noticed the young girl breaking apart. She could see the bags grow darker, and watched as Icaria began to eat less and less. It was the same someone who had saved Icaria all those years ago. And the goddess refused to watch that someone suffer any longer.

The goddess, Artemis, stepped out of her tent in the early morning light. All of her girls were getting rest, taking the opportunity to relax with the very few days of peace they had left. All except one.

In the distance, the goddess could hear the distinct sound of metal striking against wood. She took quiet steps, and watched Icaria Kane from a distance. The girl breathed heavily, her body slumped from exhaustion.

"Icaria?" Artemis asked, stepping through the early morning fog. "Why do you cry?"

The demigods body tightened, urging the tears to stop falling. She turned her body away from her goddess, clutching Hearth in her hands.

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