The House of Hades
Percy
Blackness, complete and utter blackness. As we fell all I heard was wind passing us by, I could feel Annabeth's heart beating a hundred times per second (almost literally). I needed to find away to break are fall or at least Annabeth's.
Jason
He couldn't believe he let them fall; he should've flown down and saved them. Instead his natural gut instinct of course was to get the Athena Pantheons to safety. Jason always knew his fatal flaw, was that he always chose duty over friends. It was the Roman way. Jason wondered what Percy and Annabeth were doing. Were they still falling, were they captured or even worse were they dead? No. Jason didn't want to think about it. He decided to quit mourning and check on the others.
Annabeth
Annabeth woke up with pain surging through her body. Her ankle was still broken, she had a colossal headache and she couldn't find Percy anywhere. She searched ecstatically for Percy, but couldn't find him. Annnabeth heard crackling all around her. She wanted to go check what it was but she had to find Percy. To the left all Annabeth saw was pitch blackness same with her right side. In the far corner of her eye she saw a dim orange light. She ran over to see what it was. Lava the light was caused by lava. More importantly Annabeth saw a humanoid figure at the edge of the lava pit about to fall in.