Author's Note, This is another one of my stories from wattpad, but this is actually the rewrite. The original and its sequels are still available on wattpad but the original version of this story has spelling and grammar errors and there are some aspects of the plot that I don't like anymore. if you are interested in reading the original though it is called Percy Jackson the New God.

Percy's Point of view

I was Helping a son of Hermes with his swordsmanship, I remembered that his name was Kevin, and he had been having a tough time learning how to use a sword, so I'd agreed to try and help him out. We fought so I could see how good he already W, and Eventually I disarmed him with the technique Luke had taught me before giving him a few more tips on how to improve. After that, I left the sword arena and started looking for Annabeth.

I was nervous since I was planning to propose to her later today. I knew I loved her and I was pretty sure that she loved me too, but I was still nervous that she'd refuse. It seemed my nerves were justified since that day certainly didn't end the way I'd hoped. When I was looking for Annabeth I got distracted and bumped into someone, that someone ended up being Annabeth's half-brother and second in command Malcolm.

I apologized for bumping into him before I asked, "Do you know where Annabeth is?"

He answered, "Yeah last time I saw her she was in our mom's cabin working on something,"

I thanked him and then started in the direction of the Athena cabin. When I got there, I went inside and went over to Annabeth who was sitting at the desk working on something. I didn't have the slightest idea what it was, but I didn't bother asking since it probably wouldn't make much sense to me anyway.

"Annabeth will you meet me at the beach after dinner?" I asked, a little nervous even then even though I hadn't asked the big question yet. Although it probably sounded crazy I was still nervous that Annabeth would refuse when I did ask her. I thought I had a pretty good idea of how she felt about me but despite that, I couldn't help but worry.

I just had a feeling that something would go wrong, and I hoped that Annabeth wouldn't refuse. As the rest of that day passed I just couldn't shake my nerves. instead, I just tried to hide them since no one else knew what I planned to do. After dinner, I walked to the beach and Annabeth was there waiting for me. As I walked toward her I could see that her expression was different than it normally was around me. Normally when we spend time together her happiness would be obvious since it shined through in her bright smile and her normally intimidating gray eyes. That night though, she didn't seem happy, she just looked calm and determined. Before I could say anything, Annabeth spoke first. She said, "Percy we need to talk,"

At those words, I got even more worried since that phrase doesn't usually mean anything good. I was wondering what was wrong, had I done something wrong? Did she not feel the same way about me that I did her? I thought of the ring box that was in my pocket and it seemed to get heavier as I started to think that maybe this night wouldn't end the way I had hoped and that all the worries I'd had almost all day might have been justified.

I found the nerve to ask, "Annabeth, what's wrong?"

She replied, "It's me, I should have realized it before now, I can't work on Olympus and be with you, besides, I don't feel it anymore, and you've gotten us in more trouble than most demigods have to go through. I think I've had enough,"

After those words left her mouth I was hoping I heard her wrong or misunderstood her. I know I probably sounded like an idiot, but I couldn't believe the words that had just come out of her mouth. Due to that, I had to ask, "Enough of what?"

I know I sounded like a complete idiot, but I guess I just needed her to say it again before I could bring myself to believe that she'd actually said the words I just heard. Looking at me like I was an idiot she replied, "I've had enough of our relationship Percy, I'm sorry but we're done, I don't have enough time to be with you and I don't feel it anymore. Besides, it was technically your fault that we fell into Tartarus,"

I was even more shocked by her last statement than I was by her breaking up with me, but my shock quickly became anger as I snapped, "What the Hades Annabeth! I fell into Tartarus for you and this is how you repay me! Why do you think I asked you to come here!"

"For a date?" she said, not catching on to what my reason had been.

Furious, I replied, "No you bitch I was going to propose to you, but clearly you don't deserve that since you'd pick your work over me when I would do basically anything for you!"

I noticed that my emotions were causing the waves to hit the shore harder than usual, but I honestly didn't care as I let them slam against the shore as I took out the ring, and flung it as far away as I could manage. After that, I walked away from my now ex-girlfriend still furious with her. As I walked away Annabeth didn't move or say anything, I think she was too stunned by what I had just said and done.

I did go to the campfire but I didn't sing along since I just wasn't really in the mood for cheery music right then. I got a few looks from the different campers, I guessed my mixed emotions showed on my face. The Apollo campers didn't even glare at me for not singing along.

I wasn't sure how to feel about Annabeth leaving me, on one hand, I was furious with her, She picked her work over me when I would sacrifice my own life for her without a second thought, I'd fallen to Tartarus to protect her and nearly died down there several times. Not only that but I was also angry with her for blaming things on me when they weren't even my fault. For one, our fall into Tartarus wasn't my fault, if she wanted to lay blame the best person to blame was probably Arachne.

As for me being to blame for most of the danger we've been in over the years, that was also a load of minotaur dung, sure being a child of the big three meant that I attract quite a few monsters but that doesn't mean that everything we've gone through was my fault. I could think of at least one situation that could be blamed on her, but mostly I just chose to blame Kronos and Gaea for starting the wars.

I wasn't just angry at her though I was also devastated, I'd thought our relationship was fine up until she'd told me otherwise. I honestly didn't know what to do now, my heart felt like It was trampled by a charging minotaur, I'd loved her so much and she'd just gone and betrayed me. I was having a hard time accepting what had happened, I honestly wasn't sure if I could live without her. I was also thinking that I might have to leave camp for a while.

I decided to leave the campfire early since I wasn't enjoying myself and I planned on going to my cabin and going to bed a little earlier than usual. As you may have guessed that's not what actually happened. While I was on my way to my cabin I noticed two people on the beach, and they appeared to be involved in a rather heated make-out session. At first, I was going to assume that it was probably one of the daughters of Aphrodite with her boyfriend but I couldn't shake the thought that her hair was a lot like Annabeth's.

It was almost like I was in a trance as I took a few steps closer to the pair in order to either confirm or disprove what I was afraid of. Once I got a better look at the girl the pain and anger that still raged within me from my encounter with Annabeth earlier doubled as I realized that the girl was in fact Annabeth. So she wasn't just a self-centered bitch but apparently, she was also a liar. I decided I didn't want to stay at camp any longer so I headed toward the waves that were once again pounding the shoreline.

I doubt Annabeth and whoever that little twerp who had stolen her away from me was even noticed as I hurried past them while trying to avoid looking at them. Even though I purposefully looked away from them I couldn't help but hear them as they carried on. Between the pain and anger that was raging within me I half hoped that they would stay at it for so long that the harpies would get them.

I couldn't help but wonder how long Annabeth had been cheating on me. I hadn't stayed long enough to get a good look at the guy so I wasn't sure who he was but I wasn't sure if I really wanted to know. I just hurried into the water and kept swimming until I was out where the water was rather deep. Tears had started to fall down my face even before I entered the water but even once I went under I still continued crying.

well it wasn't exactly like normal crying, instead of running down my face the tears basically just merged with the rest of the saltwater that surrounded me. I let myself sink to the ocean floor. Fish swam by me, some came over and asked me what was wrong but I really didn't feel like talking about it. When I chose not to open up to them most of them swam off. At one point a hippocampus came up to me and told me that if I wanted to go see my dad it would take me.

I told it I didn't want to bother him, or at least not that late at night. I might consider going to see him in the morning but I doubted he wanted to see me that late at night, but then again I didn't even know if the gods had to sleep. I eventually fell asleep right there on the ocean floor, the breakup still dominating my mind. I couldn't help but wonder why the fates had to be so cruel, couldn't I even have one good thing happen in my life? Hadn't I done enough to deserve some Happiness?

That night like most other nights I had a dream, but unlike most nights it was actually kind of pleasant. That was a relief after everything that had happened that day but I couldn't help but wonder why I was seeing the scene before me. In the dream, I saw a blonde woman she was wearing a two-piece swimsuit and she was obviously at a beach since she was standing out in the water.

She seemed to be looking at something so I followed her gaze. I saw that she was watching a young boy who was happily splashing and playing in the water. I guessed that the boy was probably her son even though when I looked at him I saw that his hair was black rather than blond. I just assumed that the boy probably got his father's hair colour. As I looked at him I saw that the boy had gold eyes with flecks of sea green in them. I was thinking that was an unusual eye colour and was about to get a closer look at boy's mother but the dream ended before I got the chance.