I do not own Harry Potter or Percy Jackson and The Olympians.

And Thank You to my friend Tasha for coming up with this story with me. I really can't do this without you.

Trees moved silently as the sun set beyond the horizon. Birds nestled into their nests for the night while the nocturnal creatures ventured out into their hunting grounds. Not a sound was heard as a small group of two legged creatures crept through the forest, hiding from their predators.

"How much further?" A teenage girl with long black hair asked as she avoided touching anything. The girl was named Lynn Garcia, and all her life she had never been able to touch anything or anyone, they usually caught of fire.

"Not much." The only boy in the group looked at the compass in his hand. The curious little device had shown up on his desk with a note telling them to follow it. And sure enough the next day, they had been attacked by a half bull have human creature and some flying creatures that kept screaming at them. So with nothing else to do, they followed the compass, hoping to get out of danger. "So keep quite. And Ellie, stay close to Lynn. Last thing we need is a fire giving us away."

Lynn frowned as her sister chuckled beside her. "I know J, calm down already. That thing is far behind us." Another teenaged girl spoke up while tucking a piece of bright blue hair behind her ear. Ellie Garcia gave her sister an apologetic smile when Lynn's hair started to change to a deep red color. "Calm down sis, we don't need a flare."

"Well then stop picking on me. You and J do this all the time." Lynn complained as she followed after her adopted brother. Only she and Ellie were actually blood related, but James was as good as family, he had always been there for them both.

"MRAHEW!" They all tensed at the sound. One would not think it would be familiar, but they all had gotten to know the sound very well. The bull-man was onto them. In an instant they all took off running, leaving a small trail of fire and frost in their wake.

"Just up ahead." James called as he rounded a bend and stopped in front of a large archway. It looked Greek. "What's this?"

"Don't care! MOVE!" Lynn called out as she ran past James. Her siblings followed her through the archway, hiding behind it to catch their breaths. Slowly she peeked out around the archway. "What the heck?" Lynn stepped out from around the archway, the bull-man was just standing there, looking angry.

"Maybe it doesn't like the archway?" Ellie offered as an explanation. She didn't really know why the bull-man had stopped, but she was grateful it had.

"The barrier protects us from creatures like the Minotaur." All three teens jumped at the sound of the new voice. Looking behind them, they found a man. Well, half man, everything from the waist down was a horse. "I am Chiron, I have been expecting you three."

"You've been expecting us?" James asked as he stepped in front of his sisters. Being in a gang for the past 3 years of their lives taught them to be cautious around strangers. For the safety of both parties involved. "Who told you we were coming?"

"That would be your mother, James Eros Potter." All the teens blinked in surprise as Chiron addressed the boy. "It is good to see you have all made it here safely. Aphrodite hoped the compass would help to hide your scent from anything. And it looks like it did a good enough job." Chiron's gaze fell onto the Minotaur that was pacing the perimeter line. "Come, it's late." He waved his arm, motioning for the children to follow him.

"So, you know J, but do you know us?" Lynn walked beside the half horse curiously. "And what are you?"

"Lynn!" Ellie shouted at her sister, the girl had little to no manners.

Chiron chuckled. "It's alright, many children ask the same question. I am a Centaur. As for your first question, I only know what Aphrodite has told me of you all, Lynn Garcia. She has told me that despite no blood relating you and your twin to James, you are siblings."

"Lynn and I aren't twins." Ellie clarified. The two looked around the same age, even born in the same year, and also to the same woman, but they had different birthdays. Lynn was born in December while she was born in January.

"We don't even share the same dad." Lynn spoke up as she stretched her arms over her head. She paused before looking behind them. "What happened to the fires?" She couldn't see smoke coming from the path they had run through to get to the gate. Se was sure she had touched multiple bushes.

"The Nymphs have probably already put them out. No need to worry." Chiron reassured the girl calmly. "Now then, let us get you all to camp and sorted out." He led them towards the main camp building, ignoring their curious gazes at the camp. There would be time for them to explore it later. "Come along, we don't want to be up all night do we?"

The three hurried into the house, it had a very friendly feeling to it. They the followed the centaur through to a large room with a patio door. "So, where are we staying?" James asked, there looked to be a lot of cabins.

"That depends on your parents." Chiron pulled out a book and opened it to a page that was not completely full. "Now, James I know is the son of Aphrodite, but I have no knowledge of your parents." He looked between the two girls as they shuffled in their places.

"Lynn is the daughter of Hades." James spoke up before ducking under a punch from the now red head. He sidestepped around the two as they tried to stop him. "Ellie is the daughter of Zeus."

"JAMES!" Both girls shouted at their brother in anger. It never brought them any good when people knew their parents. Always getting picked on or called liars, they had just gotten used to not telling, keeping it a secret.

"I see." Chiron wrote down their names and parentage in his book. Most of the campers didn't know about his book, but they were all written down somewhere in it. He looked at the two girls carefully, now that he knew their parentage. Lynn's powers over fire certainly made sense with her father being Lord of the Underworld. But Ellie's obvious powers over the cold were perplexing. They would certainly be interesting to have around camp. "Now that that is settled, let us see you all to your cabins."

"We can't share?" Lynn asked with a frown. She had never really been separated from her sister, it was a safety thing. And she was pretty sure the cabin would probably be burned to the ground by morning if Ellie wasn't with her.

"No, each of your cabins are designed specifically for you." The first stop was Hades' Cabin' on the edge of the cabin circle. "Lynn, this is your cabin. Hades has no other children, so it is yours alone. And I would not recommend allowing anyone inside, they may not get out." He warned the girl carefully, ushering her towards the cabin.

Lynn quickly maneuvered around the horse-man and grabbed her sister's arm hugging it tightly. "I don't want to."

Ellie sighed as she patted the girl's head. "You'll be fine, I won't be too far, and neither will J. I'm sure everything in there is fireproof. And if not, then Chiron here will just have to find alternative furniture." She chuckled before sending her sister off towards her cabin. "I'll see you in the morning." She called before entering her sister entered the cabin.

Chiron sighed, the girl would be a handful. They continued down the line till they reached a well decorated cabin. "James, this is your cabin. All of your half siblings are probably asleep, and I doubt they will be happy to be woken up." He gave him a warning before allowing him to enter the cabin. "Off to bed now." He set the boy off before heading for the two cabins at the top of the circle. "These are the cabins for Zeus and Hera. We never thought someone would actually arrive, not with the dangers you surely faced. But this is your home now. It will be the place you can most easily connect with your father."

"As if I want to talk to that pompous jerk." Ellie stated as she walked to the well kept cabin.

Chiron let out a sigh as the girl entered the cabin. Some sense he possessed told him some of the gods were not pleased at all, the pact had been broken. But at the same time, all of the three brothers had broken it. And now he only had to find the last child, Percy, Son of Poseidon.

-3 years later-

"On your six Clarisse!" Lynn called out as she blocked a sword with her bladed tonfa. "You gotta try harder than that Percy." She grinned as the boy tried to push her back but failed. She knocked the boy back and spun her blades around, meaning to cut his hair a bit.

Percy stared wide eyed as the girl fighting him became encased in ice. He sagged back before rolling away and getting up. He gave a wave to the archer in a nearby tree, Ellie's ice arrows were blessings. He quickly spun around and got back into the fight, capture the flag was no leisurely activity.

Lynn growled as her hair turned bright red and the ice around her broke. "Really Ellie!? You had to freeze me?" She spun around and knocked out two more members of blue team.

"Had to." Ellie spoke up as she froze the ground around her sister and Clarisse, giving Percy some water to work with. "You have J on your team."

"Thank you for the compliment." Ellie blocked James' punch with her bow, his knuckle bracers did not have their blades extended. Ellie gritted her teeth as she twisted out from under him. She wasn't that great in close combat, but she was usually targeted first since her aim was very accurate. "Ready for another dance Ellie?"

Ellie could see her sister sneaking up behind her while James had her covering the front. She placed a hand on her bow string, this was going to be close. "I think you both forgot we are playing a game." She shot the ground beneath her feet and launched herself into the air with the resulting crystal formation. She then aimed a shot at Lynn, occupying her powers, then fired a second shot at Clarisse. The daughter of Ares growled as she became stuck, freeing Percy to head for the red flag.

"Aw crap." James said as he ran after Percy, leaving the girls to battle it out.

Lynn grumbled as the water slowly evaporated off of her. "Why do you always go for me?"

"Because you get out of my ice the quickest." Ellie crouched down on top of her ice tower, there was no need to make herself an easy target.

Lynn pouted as she lit her hands on fire. "Ready for round two?" She paused when a puff of cold air floated up from her mouth. "Ellie? Since when could you drop the temperature so quickly?" She began to panic a bit when the fire in her hands began to die down.

"It's not me." Ellie spoke up as the air grew frigid. It was strange, ever since she was small she never felt the cold. The only reason she always covered her skin was because she burned easily under the sun. And her own body temperature kept her cold. But this wasn't that pleasant chill she loved, this was bone numbing cold.

"AAAAAAHHHHH!" Both girls looked over to see another camper scream and point up. All eyes turned skywards as floating black pieces of torn cloth flew down. They swirled around the campers, some of them falling to the ground after giving a short scream. A few of the floating clothes began to hover around the downed campers.

"CAMPERS TO ACTION!" Ellie shouted as she launched an arrow at one of the clothes. The thing froze into a block of ice and fell to the ground, it's companions not caring to it's fate.

As one group the two teams abandoned their game and challenged the odd creatures. Their screams were high pitched and their very presence sapped the heat from everything. But they had some sort of flesh, and their weapons easily harmed them.

"Take this." Lynn smiled as her fire returned, crawling up her tonfas. She ducked under a bony hand and slashed across it's chest, lighting it's cloth on fire. But the fire soon died out. "I hate you." She grumbled as she continued to fight. But the creatures seemed to be done, they were flying away. "What the heck was that?"

"I don't know." Ellie joined her sister on the ground. There were slit some campers on the ground, she wasn't sure if any of them had been killed. "What were those things?"

"Funny, you usually have all the answers." James spoke up as he and Percy rejoined them.

"I think you have me mixed up with Annabeth." Ellie commented as said girl joined them. "So, any ideas?"

Annabeth shook her head. "Those things were like anything I've seen before. Not from any legends of stories, Greek or otherwise." They all exchanged worried looks, new was usually never good around Camp Half-Blood. "We should talk to Chiron. Besides, I don't think anyone has the game in mind anymore."

They all nodded before walking off towards the camp councilor's cabin. If anyone had answers, Chiron would. When they arrived at the cabin, Chiron was no alone. A man dressed almost like a school teacher was speaking to the centaur. "I will let Albus know. It's good to see you doing well Chiron."

"You as well Remus. I should have the camp in place before the end of the summer." The centaur gave the man a smile before rolling his wheelchair to the edge of the patio. "Ellie, please be more careful using your powers."

"You felt it this far away?" Ellie asked in confusion. She eyed the stranger, he seemed weary of all of them as well. "But that wasn't me. It was these weird floating cloth creatures."

"Dementors." They all looked over at the new comer. "The Dark Lord has been known to use them. Pardon my intrusion. I am Professor Remus Lupin." His eyes scanned over the children, pausing on one that looked very familiar to him, but he kept that to himself.

"Remus came with a request form an old friend of mine, emphasis on old." The man chuckled as he climbed out of his wheelchair. "Seems camp will be extended to next summer this year."

"Next summer? What about school?" Annabeth asked in confusion.

The two adults shard a look with each other. "I will leave you to explain Chiron. I should be getting back, it was hard enough to find you here. Now I must find my way back." Remus chuckled as he stepped down from the patio. He couldn't help himself as he stopped and turned to the young man that had caught his eye. "You look like your father, James."

James eyed the man skeptically. He had an accent, so obviously foreign, but most people say they know his mother. "How do you know my name, professor?"

Remus chuckled. "Your father was named James as well, James Potter. He was one of my best friends." A faint smiled crossed his lips remembering his school days with his friends. He looked back at the boy, he looked even more like James than Harry did. "I'll have to introduce you to your brother." With that said he turned and began making his way out of the camp, he had a long journey back to Hogwarts ahead of him.

Chiron chuckled as the wolf-man left the children confused and questioning. "Let him go, he has work to do. As do I."

"Chiron, what's going on?" Percy asked. Nothing was any making senses of the half blood.

The centaur walked down the stairs and looked down at all of the teens. "We have a new enemy to worry about. But we have allies that are willing to help us. And this year we will be joining them. And I am going to need a group to undergo a very important quest."

"Finally, some action." Lynn spoke up as she stretched. "Now Percy, don't go hogging this quest all to yourself."

"I'm not the one that chose to go on those quests." Percy defended himself to his cousin.

Annabeth nodded slowly. "Right, like you weren't the one to decide to go after the fleece and Luke last year. Which was Clarissa's quest, by the way." Percy ducked his head down at the girl's scolding, his cheeks reddening.

"Either way, there is much to be done." Chiron explained as he began his journey towards the strawberry fields, not anyplace sensible like the Amphitheater or training area. They all watched in fascination as the centaur stopped in the middle of the field and stomped on the ground. They wondered what he was doing, until they noticed vines moving along the ground. "Camp will be moving this year, prepare yourselves."

The teens fell to the ground as it began to shake. They all stayed put as a wall began to rise around the perimeter of the camp. "Chiron, what's going on?" Percy asked as the wall got taller and the camp began to darken as the wall converged on itself.

The centaur merely walked past them as steadily as he could. "I would suggest you get inside your cabins. Otherwise you may never like strawberries again." All the teens shared a look before running off to tell the others Chiron's warning. Things were certainly going to be different this year.

-A few days later-

Everyone was gathered in the Amphitheater, clean up after Chiron's camp moving had been swift and somewhat pleasant, everything smelled of strawberries. The centaur was standing in front of everyone with Remus Lupin beside him. "Campers, this is Professor Lupin, he will be staying with us for the year as a supervisor to visiting students from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." A buzz of chatter filled the space as they spoke. "Our two worlds have never had to mingle with each other, most of the time being hidden from one another, but our enemies have joined forces and so must we."

"Professor Dumbledore and Chiron have created a program that will allow you to learn about the wizarding world and the Wizards to learn about your world." Lupin began speaking calmly as he would with his students when he taught. "A select few of you have been chosen to attend Hogwarts for the school year. And Hogwarts has also selected student to come to your camp for the year. You select Campers will be sorted into houses as well to help you inter grate yourself with the student body."

"But what about here at camp?" Annabeth spoke up clearly. "Thalia's tree has to say they are good at heart for them to even get into camp. Then there is where they will stay at camp, assuming they plan to integrate themselves with us as much as we with them."

Chiron chuckled. "You are quite right. Dumbledore has been told of this. And so any student that does not have a cabin assigned to them will not be able to participate in the program. But the professors choosing the students have been informed of this, so hopefully most of them will be able to stay."

Remus smiled as he clapped his hands to quiet everyone's whisperings. "So, without further interruptions, the list of students attending Hogwarts this year." He accepted a scroll from Chiron, not at all surprised by the archaic form of document. "James Potter, Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, Lynn Garcia, Ellie Garcia, Clarisse La Rue, and Grover Underwood will be their supervisor."

"Me?!" Grover asked in surprise. He looked at the campers he was now in charge of. "Why is it always me?"

"Campers, don't worry about packing anything, all will be provided. Plus you will be returning to camp every weekend." Chiron noticed a few of the campers looking displeased at the idea of other people picking their clothes. "I have received permission from Dumbledor to allow you all to keep your weapons on you, as long as they remained sealed unless threatened. And everything short of maiming is allowed, Clarissa."

"So I can break bones?" The daughter of Ares joked while the two adults gave her mild glares.

Lupin let out a sigh, there were going to be a lot more fights this year. "Last bit of business will be dealt with in the councilor's cabin. Campers follow us please."

The six teens and satyr followed the two men to the Big House and into the living room. The doors were closed as an older man walked into the room. "So these are the children?"

"Yes Olivander." Lupin spoke to the wand maker calmly.

"Fascinating." Olivander walked up to James and examined his face. "Another Potter."

James frowned as he took a step back form the old man. "Is everyone going to react like this?" He looked towards Remus, a frown spread across his face.

Remus chuckled, it reminded of all the times Lily yelled at James and got mad at him. "Unfortunately, but it should only be for the first few weeks." The wand maker picked up a suitcase and set it onto the ground. "Now then, since you are all going to be learning magic, you will be in need of a wand. Mr. Olivander Here is one of the best wand makers in all of Britain."

"And I have brought as many wands as I can." The man popped open the suitcase with a smile. "Come along now." He said as he stepped onto the ladder inside of the suitcase and descended into it's depths. The campers stared in surprise before following the man in the suitcase. Inside too like a large library, but instead of books long, thin boxes filled the shelves. "Look around, try some wands, but follow your gut." With that all of the students ventured to find their wands.

With the kids off finding their wands, Olivander returned outside. "Thank you Mr. Olivander." Chiron thanked the old man, this was much simpler than sending them off to his shop.

"It was no problem at all good sir. One can not easily refuse a request from the Headmaster." Olivander stood and waited patiently with the others. There was a bit of noise coming from the suitcase, boxes flying from their shelves, shelves falling over, and a bit of smoke coming from down below. But soon enough someone came out. "May I my dear?" Olivander asked the blond for her wand.

Annabeth passed the wand and box over to the old man. "Sorry for the mess down there. The others seem to be trying out wands left, right and center." She apologized as she looked behind her at the opened suitcase.

"Well you have found a gem." Olivander had a huge grin on his face. "Alder wood, 12 inches exact, and barely springy with a feather from the Great Owl at it's core." He chuckled as he passed the girl her wand. "That is one of five wands I possess with that core. The Great Owl is said to guard the library of all knowledge that has ever been know, is known, and will ever be known. With this wand, no spell will escape your knowledge."

"Thank you." Annabeth looked down at the light golden stick in her hand. It was carved with rings going along the handle, like a honey dipper. The rest of the wand had no design, but the rings in the wood grain made it look anything but plain. She smiled as a soft hum came from the wand before she tucked it into her pocket.

"Looks like I got beaten." James climbed out from the suitcase and dusted himself off. "This was not easy to get." James held up a slightly red colored wand.

"A cherry wood!" Olivander exclaimed as he walked up to the boy. "I thought you would get a mahogany like your father, or holly like your brother. But this particular wand does make sense." Olivander looked from the wand to the boy. "This wand, cherry wood, 13 and a half inches, slightly springy, with a Phoenix feather core. Now, unlike your brother's wand, yours does not have a brother."

"My brother has a Phoenix feather in his wand as well?" James asked curiously.

Olivander nodded. "I only have a handful of wands with these cores. All of them come from different birds, except your brother's wand." Olivander held out the wand for the boy to take once more.

James accepted the wand, smiling as it fit into his hand perfectly. It's slight red color gave it almost a sinister look, despite it's innocence. All around the wand were swirls of darker red, creating an almost flowing pattern all around it. It's handle was wrapped in black silk, simple yet elegant.

The two waited as more sounds drifted up from the suitcase along with more smoke. Finally a hand gripped the top of the suitcase followed by Clarisse. "How big is this thing? I swear I got lost more times than I care to count." She dusted herself off as the wand maker approached her. "Yes?"

"May I see your wand? I will have to mark it off from my books." Olivander explained to the teen, she seemed to be as temperamental as some of his wands. His eyebrows shot up when she passed him a wand of ivory white. "Oh my, an Aspen wand. How extraordinary." He could see the girl looked to be a bit worried. "Not to fear, this is a fine wand. Aspen, 14 inches, slightly springy, and Tricorn hair core."

"Tricorn?" Clarisse asked as she looked at the white wand. She had expected something fierce looking, maybe black, but this wand just stuck in her mind. It had a square handle and patterned with shapes and symbols she did not understand. "You mean a unicorn with three horns? Those exist?"

"Only one exists." Olivander explained. "And this is the only wand I possess that has this core. It is said that individuals who see the Tricorn will not lose their next battle. And with this wand, I expect only the greatest of individuals shall best you." Clarisse smiled as she took the wand back from the man. She knew why the wand had chosen her then. It was most befitting the daughter of Ares.

"Now we wait for those three." Chiron commented as he peered down the ladder. He hoped they would not do too much damage.

They waited for almost an hour before a head of blue hair popped up from the suitcase. "That was a lot more trouble than I thought it would be." Ellie twirled her wand happily in her hand. "Check it, it doesn't get covered in frost when I hold it." She showed off the wand proudly. The handle started a dark brown, then an inch or two later became a shade lighter until it was almost white at the tip of the wand.

"Ah, so you found that wand." Olivander smiled as he examined the wand from the girl's hand. "Cedar wood, 12 and a half inches, not springy, and core of Eternal Ice. I came across that core while exploring the Arctic, it would freeze everything on contact, even spells."

"Oh." Ellie examined the wand with a smile, it was like her a bit. "I liked that it had frost all around it but not on it." She giggled as the others just shook their heads.

"Sis, can you move?" Ellie looked to see her sister trying to get out of the suitcase behind her. She stepped aside and helped Lynn out of the suitcase. "Thank you."

Olivander slowly approached the two girls. "May I?" He held his hand up for the wand.

"Um..." Ellie wondered as he sister passed the man her wand that had yet to shrivel up or burst into flames. But the wand remained intact and the man was not dropping the wand and screaming about being burned.

"Is there a problem?" Olivander asked the blue haired teen, but the girl just shook her head. "Ebony, 14 inches, springy, and Thestral heartstring. Do you know what a Thestral is?" He got a head shake from the girl. "A Thestral is a beautiful creature with black skin, wings, a beak, and a tail much like a lizard's. They have no hair and tend to look underfed. But they can only be seen by those who have seen death."

"Well, I'm daughter of the Lord of the Underworld, death is kind of in my blood." Lynn chuckled as she took the wand from the man. One could hardly tell where the handle stopped, rune marks were carved around the wand in a spiral pattern. Lynn slid it into her pocket before joining her sister in their little circle as they waited for Percy to pick his wand.

Percy didn't exit the suitcase like everyone else, he got lifted out by a large pillar of water. He scratched his head as everyone stared at him. "Sorry about that. When I picked this wand up it just started spewing water everywhere. Then it kept throwing itself at me whenever I dropped it."

Olivander chuckled, knowing the wand. "At least it did not try to drown you."

"I kind of can't drown, son of Poseidon, God of the Sea." Percy explained as he looked at the wand. It may look black, but he could swear he could see blue ingrained in the wood.

"Well, no wonder its chose you." Olivander dared not touch the wand. The wand's core was even more picky than the wood it was made of. "Black Walnut, 13 inches, very springy, and Leviathan heartstring core."

"Leviathan?" Percy stared at the wand in his hand in amazement. "How did you get that?"

"One washed onto shore after being killed by a large shark." Olivander gave a brief explanation while taking note of the wand. He had never seen it so calm with so many people around it. "I imagine you will get along really well with that wand, just make sure to be honest with yourself."

"So that is everyone." Chiron clapped his hand, grateful nothing too terrible had happened. "A few more last minute things." He reach into the pouch on his waist and pulled out a pair of necklaces. "Ellie, Lynn, these are for you. A gift from Dumbledore. They should allow you to touch things and people without fear of burning or freezing anything."

The two girls grabbed the necklaces and clipped them around their necks. They gave off a brief glow before dying down. "Okay, test one." Ellie proclaimed before pulling Percy into a hug. Usually Percy would start to get ice crystals growing on him, which he could easily recover from, but nothing happened.

"My turn!" Lynn called out before running at James and pulling him into a crushing hug. The boy hugged her back just as fiercely. "I like this much better than our shared hugs or your smelling jacket."

"I happen to like that jacket very much." James chuckled as another body glommed onto him, Ellie. He held his sisters tightly, never being able to do this without his enchanted jacket his mother had gifted him with.

Everyone's attention returned to Chiron and Remus as the two made their way to the attic stairs. "Alright, now that you have your quest, time for your prophesy." Chiron pulled the string and lowered the stairs. "James, you were our first choice, so this is your quest."

"I'm leading this quest?" James asked in shock and joy. His siblings would never believe this. He slowly nodded as he climbed the stairs to the Oracle's chambers. Now their quest truly began.

-A few months later-

The campers stood nervously at the side of the large banquet hall. The tables were filled as they waited patiently. A lot of people were looking at them curiously, wondering who they were. Their generic Hogwarts uniforms, and the obvious sings that they were not first years, hinted to everyone that they were transfer students.

"You think this is what the Oracle meant by 'divided house'?" Lynn asked as she looked at the four tables. People sitting at each table had a specific color on them, and only that color sat at that table.

James shrugged, the prophesy was still swirling in his head, but it's meaning eluding him.

"Seven and seven shall share worlds

Lies within and lies without shall be told

A house divided and a ground misplaced

Death comes and death goes

Seven shall be destroyed

None shall be master over death again"

The doors opened and a group of children were led into the room. The campers watched as a teacher arranged them all in front of a platform that had a stool sitting in plain view. On top of the stool sat an old hat. "Welcome to Hogwarts." The teacher spoke up as she pulled a scroll out of her sleeve. "When I call your name, you will sit here, I will place the sorting hat on top of your head, and you will be sorted into your house."

The seven of them were shocked when the hat spoke up, declaring the first student to be a Ravenclaw. This process went on until there were no more first years. Then an old man got up, the headmaster. "As I am sure most of you have noticed, but we have some new students present and they will be joining the sixth years in their studies. They come from a small private institution known as Camp Half-Blood. They are children of Greek gods." The room became a buzz with chattering. "I ask that you treat them no different than other students, they are here to learn the same as you."

The witch waved them over and they stood in a line, not knowing what to do. "You may have a seat to be sorted when I call your name." She spoke as she looked further down her list. "Annabeth Chase."

Annabeth walked to the stool and sat down, taking a deep breath as the hat was set on her head. "My, my, what a lovely mind you have. Knowledgable, yes. Very much so. I see, from your mother. I know exactly where you belong." Annabeth waited as the hat took a deep breath. "RAVENCLAW!" It exclaimed proudly. The blond let out a breath as the hat was removed from her head. She confidently walked over to the table that was cheering the loudest.

"Ellie Garcia." Ellie strode forward as her name was called. She sat still, hoping the hat wouldn't freeze as it was placed on her head. But sure enough, the charm worked perfectly and it remained as it was.

"Powerful you are. Daughter of the greatest of the gods, but you care not for him." Ellie froze as the hat spoke. "You don't approve of him, but deep down you want him to be proud of you. You want to live up to his legacy, even if it is not the best. But you want to be compared to his best children, not looked down upon because of your mixed blood. I know where to put you." Ellie worried where she would go, even though she didn't really know much about the houses, only what Remus had told them. "GRYFFINDOR!" Ellie got off the stools and walked over to the loudly cheering table, her house.

Lynn watched her sister as she made her way towards the stool, hearing her name be called. She sat down and wondered what the hat would chose for her. "You don't belong in Gryffindor." Lynn instantly pouted at the hat's words. "You have your confidence, but you need confidence of a different kind. The daughter of death should learn how to dance with death." Lynn frowned wondering why the hat was sounding like an Oracle. "SLYTHERIN!" Lynn blinked at the hat's sudden exclamation, but she happily joined her house table.

"Percy Jackson." Percy stepped forward and sat on the stool, hoping to at least have someone else in his house with him.

The hat was set on his head and his hopes were instantly dashed. "HUFFLEPUFF!" Percy was stunned the hat had chosen so quickly, was he so easy to read. He got up from the stool and joined his house, happy to be greeted so warmly.

Clarisse confidently walked up to the stool and sat down when her name was called. Seeing Percy be sorted so quickly compared to the others had been amusing. He must be the embodiment of what it means to be a Hufflepuff. "GRYFFINDOR!" She paused as the hat called out a house name. She shrugged, at least her house was named after some fearsome thing. She didn't even know what a Hufflepuff was, or if it was even a creature.

James let out a sigh as he was left as the last member of their group to be sorted. He strode up to the stool, hearing his name be called followed by many whispers. He sat down and looked over the students staring at him as the hat was placed on his head. His eyes stopped when he found his own face sitting among the students in Gryffindor house.

"That is your brother." James blinked as a voice came into his mind. "Sorted him into Gryffindor after he asked me to. Will you do that same? No, you already know where you are going." James eyes drifted over the tables once more. Percy would be fine on his own, Hufflepuff was apparently a very friendly house. Annabeth could easily take care of herself. Ellie and Clarisse were together in Gryfindor. But that left Lynn by herself. "SLYTHERIN!" Calmly James got up as the hat was removed from his head and joined Lynn, sitting beside her.

Dumbledore clapped his hands, gaining the attention of the students. "Now that that has been settled, there is another matter to attend to. Some of you received and extra supply list this year. Those of you that have have been selected for a special class that will be held by Camp Half-Blood. The class takes place over the weekend starting Friday night and ending Sunday afternoon."

Dumbledore looked over to the end of the head table. Lupin gave him a smile while Grover, his human disguise on, gave him a nervous one. He looked back at the students. "Mr. Grover Underwood and Professor Remus Lupin are the teacher liaisons for this class." A few students were in an uproar when the werewolf was mentioned, but Dumbledore silenced them instantly. "Director Chiron chose them and thus was out of my control.

"You have the option to not attend, but this is a unique opportunity to see a world that would normally be invisible to you. Much like how our world is invisible to the Muggles. So think carefully, those of you who have been selected, and decide if you would remain in the dark or go into the light and learn some truths about this world we live in." With that said the headmaster sat down, waving his hand and summoning food to all of the tables, the year had begun.

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