Walk Two Worlds

by Wisegirl2223

What will happen in the life of demigods/blood of the pharaohs when they try to balance their Greek and Egyptian sides? And what if the other gods decide to join the mix? Join Kaya, Dawn, Alex, and Dandi as they discover the difficulty and yet utter bliss of walking both worlds. Rated T for violence and romance.

1. The Gathering- Leaving Camp Half-Blood

This will be my second story. I've always wondered what would happen if the Greeks and Egyptians met. Yeah, I read the Son of Sobek, but I thought I should elaborate on it. And so it goes. Hey, I love that song. And so it goes, and so it goes. And so will you soon I suppose…

Anyways, I don't own any of either series. Nothin. Nada.

ADDED CHARACTERS- Kaya, daughter of Artemis (14), and Dawn, Percy's sister (10). Now that that's out of the way, enjoy!

KAYA

I had just left Camp Half-Blood after two nice, peaceful weeks of hanging with all of my friends. I was heading over to the Brooklyn House to spend another week or two training with the other initiates. Dawn had already made it there.

"Hey."

I stopped, not really sure what to expect to see at night on Half-Blood Hill. That voice definitely sounded familiar, though.

I turned around and saw him standing right behind me. Will Solace. Gods of Egypt, he looked good.

He was wearing his usual navy blue hoodie, leaning up against one of the many pines on the hill. His blond hair glinted in the moonlight, and his blue eyes sparkled.

His smirk was annoyingly endearing.

"Leaving for family stuff?" he questioned. I inwardly winced at the lie I had used as an excuse to leave for the Brooklyn House.

"Yeah," I answered. "What are you doing out here?"

"Guarding. My shift ends in about an hour," he said. "You sure you can't stay awhile longer?"

I smiled. "Sure. Why not?" I sat down next to him and we spent a long time just sitting there, listening to the sounds of the forest and watching the moonlight on the canoe lake.

Will reached over and slid his hand into mine. I was surprised, but I didn't pull away. I moved closer to him and leaned my head on his shoulder.

"My shift ends in just a few minutes," he whispered in my ear. I sighed and lifted my head, but I still stayed close to him.

"Bye," I said.

Our eyes locked, and I felt like I could stare into them forever. We both slowly leaned in at the same moment, and our lips touched softly. I could have stayed that way forever, but our lungs forced us apart.

I quietly got up and left. My head was spinning, but my heart controlled it. My lips still tingled from our kiss. I smiled to myself as I opened the door to the Brooklyn House.