From Annabeth's Eyes

by Chrystallized

A mélange of snippets/drabbles from Annabeth's point of view based on pages from the Percy Jackson series. This fic runs mostly on requests, and if you have one I'd appreciate it if you PM me. Previously discontinued, though I may consider new requests.

1. Battle of the Labyrinth: Pg 203

A/N: Okay, I know this might not be the first story based on this part of The Battle of the Labyrinth, but I wanted to make my version. Oh, and I know that you people think I'm horrible...well too bad!! That's for all you people who gave me unfriendly reviews on my other FanFic: ChatRoom

This is in Annabeth's POV...

Percy and I were talking about the telekhines.

"They were practicing dark magic," I was telling him. "I don't know what, exactly, but Zeus banished them to Tartarus."

"With Kronos," he added.

I nodded slowly. "We have to get out--"

But then, the doors opened and a whole mass of telekhines tumbled in. They were falling over each other, as if they couldn't walk right.

"Put your cap back on," Percy told me. "Get out!"

"What?" I screamed. I wan't going to abandon Percy, especially since he might get himself killed without me. What was I going to do? As much as the prophecy scared me, Percy may not be part of it at all. "No! I'm not leaving you."

"I've got a plan. I'll distract them. You can use the metal spider--maybe it'll lead you back to Hephaestus. You have to tell him what's going on." He gave me a stern look.

"But you'll be killed!" I hoped Percy couldn't hear the strained panic in my voice.

"I'll be fine," he assured me. "Besides, we've got no choice."

I stared at him. How could be so stupid? I mean, what good will it do if we have to split up, again! But then, I realized he was right. There's was no other option. I hope he'll be okay. Maybe I could just give him one little thing. Just for luck...

"Be careful, Seaweed Brain." I put on my cap and followed the metal spider back into the Labyrinth.

So yeah, I kissed him. Big deal. It was just a touch of our lips that only lasted 5 seconds. It's not like I'd die to relive that moment. But still, it made me happy to know that he'd risk his life to make sure I was out of danger. It was sweet.

I kept my eye on the spider so I wouldn't lose it too easily. While walking through the Labyrinth, something kept crossing my mind; the works of the Oracle: And lose a love to worse than death.

Oh gods, please let him make it.

Okay, yes, it was short and sucky. But, if you liked it, maybe you can request a page in any Percy Jackson book and I'll try and put it in Annabeth's POV. Just make sure she was mentioned on the page.