Prologue:
Percy
Percy walked back to his cabin after saying goodnight to Annabeth. He should have told her when he had the chance about the strange dreams he was having, but instead he’d just kissed her and asked her one simple question: “would you still love me if I couldn’t remember you?” And she just smiled and said: “Even if you were my known enemy I would still would.” And with that he gave her one more kiss; a kiss she wouldn’t get in a long time, and he left her.
Percy reached the door of his cabin and before he went inside, he glanced out to the sea. The gentle waves looked so beautiful in the moonlight but even on this calm night, they seemed to be warning him, as if to say something big was about to happen. Percy then got the terrible feeling that he was being watched. He turned around, ignoring the sea’s warnings, and entered his cabin to find Hera sitting on his bed.
‘Perseus Jackson’ Hera said with a smirk on her face ‘the next great prophesy is about to begin.’ Percy couldn’t believe what she was saying.
‘But we’ve just finished the last great prophesy, how can the next one be so early?’ Hera’s face darkened at these words.
‘Do you really think evil waits until you are strong enough before attacking? No, it is unjust but it is reality. You have been chosen to fulfil the next great prophesy along with six others. You will have to sacrifice much to defeat the dangers ahead’ Hera said.
‘I was in the last great prophesy! Why do I have to be in this one as well?’ Percy argued with a fearful tone.
‘I am afraid I do not have the answer to that. If it was my choice I would never choose you. You’ve already had too much glory and any more would make you even more big-headed than you already are’
Percy wouldn’t really call “glory” almost dying and destroying the world. Hera continued: ‘in doing so, your memories will be mine.’ This was the last straw for Percy.
‘What! I didn’t sign up for this, what dangers? There is no way you’re going to make me forget anything!’ He said with a meaning that told Hera he would never agree to what she’d asked him. Hera gave a cruel laughed that sent chills down Percy's spine. ‘Oh yeah? Watch me.’ And with that, Hera grasped Percy’s arm and they both vanished into thin air from the dark cabin.
Percy
Percy walked back to his cabin after saying goodnight to Annabeth. He should have told her when he had the chance about the strange dreams he was having, but instead he’d just kissed her and asked her one simple question: “would you still love me if I couldn’t remember you?” And she just smiled and said: “Even if you were my known enemy I would still would.” And with that he gave her one more kiss; a kiss she wouldn’t get in a long time, and he left her.
Percy reached the door of his cabin and before he went inside, he glanced out to the sea. The gentle waves looked so beautiful in the moonlight but even on this calm night, they seemed to be warning him, as if to say something big was about to happen. Percy then got the terrible feeling that he was being watched. He turned around, ignoring the sea’s warnings, and entered his cabin to find Hera sitting on his bed.
‘Perseus Jackson’ Hera said with a smirk on her face ‘the next great prophesy is about to begin.’ Percy couldn’t believe what she was saying.
‘But we’ve just finished the last great prophesy, how can the next one be so early?’ Hera’s face darkened at these words.
‘Do you really think evil waits until you are strong enough before attacking? No, it is unjust but it is reality. You have been chosen to fulfil the next great prophesy along with six others. You will have to sacrifice much to defeat the dangers ahead’ Hera said.
‘I was in the last great prophesy! Why do I have to be in this one as well?’ Percy argued with a fearful tone.
‘I am afraid I do not have the answer to that. If it was my choice I would never choose you. You’ve already had too much glory and any more would make you even more big-headed than you already are’
Percy wouldn’t really call “glory” almost dying and destroying the world. Hera continued: ‘in doing so, your memories will be mine.’ This was the last straw for Percy.
‘What! I didn’t sign up for this, what dangers? There is no way you’re going to make me forget anything!’ He said with a meaning that told Hera he would never agree to what she’d asked him. Hera gave a cruel laughed that sent chills down Percy's spine. ‘Oh yeah? Watch me.’ And with that, Hera grasped Percy’s arm and they both vanished into thin air from the dark cabin.
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