Disclaimer: I do not own any characters or settings. That belongs to Mr. Rick Riordan. I do however own the plot, which I believe has never been used on fanfiction.

Read and Review. You get a nice, blue, double chocolate chip cookie (::)


If you looked past the beauty and uniqueness of the cabins, you'd notice a small girl, no older than nine tending the hearth, poking the coals with a stick.

And if you sat down to converse with the small girl [which happened once, every few eons], you'd notice that the girl with mousy brown hair, wearing a simple brown dress is Hestia;

The peace keeper on Olympus

The kindest Goddess

The Last Olympian

And soon, word spreads around camp, and campers are anxious to be meeting a nice God for a change [not that they'd confess that to Dionysus], but when they reach the hearth within camp, there is no little girl tending the flames.

And at first, guilt and remorse is the only thing in your heart, because you think, 'maybe she feels neglected, not having been talked to, for all these years,' but your camp hero says that long ago, he realized that maybe she preferred it that way.

But then a blue notepad catches your eye, and after reading the neon sticky-note, the fire decreases until it's two inches of black smoke, but you don't give the fire a second glance, why would you, when Hestia is tending the flames on Olympus, instead of in Camp.

You realize you have to move on, but before you leave to Rome to rescue the son of Hades, you gather around the dim campfire to read the small notebook, because that is Hestia's final request.

And when you read the heading on the notebook,

'To Those in Need of Hope'

you realize the same thought is going through everyone's minds, even the tough, fearless Romans.

So you skim through the first fifty or so short entries, because you don't recognize a Leroy or a Micheal.

But,

Then you come across Gus, and you recognize his name from the Attic in the Big House. He was a son of Hermes, who had stolen a pair of fuzzy dice from Chrysaor's Honda Civic in 1988.

But you don't recognize the language the next few phrases are written, so you skim through the rest of the little blue notebook, until you find another name you recognize

To Zoe Nightshade- Quest to Save Artemis

It's on the darkest nights, when you can see the brightest stars.

And then you flip the page

To Rachel Elizabeth Dare- Battle of Manhattan

There is a time and place for everything.

Your time is here.

Flip

To Hazel Levesque- Battle of the Giants

If you are standing in front of my the hearth today,

Congratulations,

You're alive.

If that is not hope, I do not know what is.

Flip

To Reyna- Battle of the Giants

You can only truly have light,

if you've survived through the darkness

(And you have)

Flip

To Annabeth Chase- Battle of the Giants

Walk with hope within your heart,

and you'll never walk alone.

Flip

To Leo Valdez- Battle of the Giants

Fire,

can be a dangerous tool

in the wrong hands (such as Ares)

but it can also be a gift,

if used wisely.

Flip

To Octavian- Battle of the Giants

To see the will of the gods,

you first have to have the will to accept every aspect,

of those same gods.

Flip

To Piper Mclean- Battle of the Giants

Your biggest doubts,

can also be your biggest strengths.

Flip

To Frank Zhang

Sometimes,

it is wise to decide with not your mind,

but your heart.

Flip

To Jason Grace- Battle of the Giants

An enemy of your enemy is your friend.

Not another enemy.

(You are more alike than you think)

Flip

To Perseus Jackson- Battle of the Giants

When it is your turn to meet with Janus,

Do not fear.

Remember that you are a hero,

And you'll know what to do.

Flip

To All Campers- In any war

Never give up hope.

Because when you have hope, you also have a chance.

And you think, 'Maybe Hestia hasn't really left us completely. She left us with hope.'


Thank you for reading. Hope you enjoyed it.

If some of the entries are confusing, and you want to know the reason why I specifically chose those phrases for a character,

feel free to PM me or mention it in a review.

Flames are mot welcomed, but they are given to my favorite goddess Hestia.