Copyright Info: I do not own Percy Jacksons or the Kanes Chronicle. This story was written for pure entertainment and the owner, Annila, is not writing it for profit or money of any kind.

This story takes place after The Last Olympian and The Throne of Fire.

Olympian and Egyptian Gods

Chapter One

Thunderstorm

Zeus was not happy. Thunder rumbled in Olympus and the ground shook. The gods in Olympus sensed this and whispered among themselves. No one knew what caused Zeus to be so upset.

"Hermes!" Zeus roared. Thunder flashed across the skies.

In an instant, the messenger appeared in the throne room and bowed to the King of the Gods. "You called?"

"Tell everyone that a meeting will take place in two days," Zeus said stoically. "Tell them that they better be there. Including Hades."

Hermes nodded and disappeared to carry out Zeus's order. More lightning continued and Zeus gripped the edge of his chair tightly. Deep in the Duat, Horus stirred restlessly.

Meanwhile in Camp Half Blood, the demigods were having a sword throwing concert. The objective was to see who could throw their sword the highest without accidentally killing anyone. Most of them were uninjured and so far, Percy was winning.

"Not bad for a Seaweed Brain," Annabeth, his girlfriend, said to him.

"Thanks." Percy smiled at her.

"I don't know," Rachel criticized. "His throw was a little wobbly and it lacked- well I don't know...strength."

"True. I bet I can throw better," Annabeth agreed.

"Hey!"

Annabeth received a sword from a demigod and launched it into the air. The campers watched closely and their eyes widened in shock. Annabeth had thrown her sword thirty feet in the air, beating Percy by ten feet.

Percy grumbled and grabbed another sword. "If that's the way you want it to be then bring it!"

The two demigods competed with each other competitively and in the end, Annabeth won by fifty feet. Percy came second with thirty-eight.

Annabeth laughed joyously and patted Percy on the back. "Better luck next time Seaweed Brain."

Rachel and her high-fived. The campers laughed at this turn of events and Percy looked down, embarrassed by the fact that he had been beaten by his girlfriend.

There was a flash of lightning and thunder crashed in the sky. The ground began shaking violently and Percy was jerked off of his feet.

"Earthquake!" someone cried.

The doors and windows began to rattle and the demigods swayed uneasily and some fell on the ground. Then thunder zapped right in the middle of the camp and a big crack formed. There were screams heard now and the earthquake got even more violent. Then it stopped. Just like that.

Nothing could be heard except for the occasional heavy breathing. Percy groaned and climbed dizzily to his feet. He had a few bruises and scratches on his arms and legs, nothing major. Annabeth was completely unscathed.

"What was that?" a girl asked. "Was it Zeus?"

"Lightning, earthquakes, thunder. Of course it's Zeus!" a boy retorted. Percy recognized him as one of the sons of Hermes.

"Why is Zeus mad?" another boy questioned. An argument erupted out as people tried to figure out what the heck was going on.

"Silence!" Chiron said cutting all the debates short. Everyone looked towards him expecting an explanation of the chaos.

"I have came to a conclusion," Chiron continued. "I believe that Zeus is mad."

Some people rolled their eyes. A girl even shouted out "Obviously!" They began to argue and fight among themselves again and Chiron had to raise up his hand for silence.

Dionysus yawned and came out of his cabin right at that moment. "What's with the ruckus?"

"There was a violent thunderstorm and it cracked half the camp!" a boy shouted out.

Dionysus looked uninterestedly at the large crack. "Yep that is one big crack. I hope a lot of demigods died today. Now excuse me I have to go look for some grapes."

"Do you know anything about this?" Chiron asked Dionysus.

Dionysus shrugged. "I don't know and I plainly don't care. It's known of your business."

"But Zeus is your boss," a daughter of Iris said. "You should want to know why he's mad. Do you really want him to be going around blasting thunder and creating earthquakes?"

"If it kills off some demigod and if I get to go back to Olympus then yes, I do."

"But-"

There was a bright flash of light and Hermes appeared looking frantic.

"Meeting on Mt. Olympus in two days," Hermes said. He disappeared quickly.

Most of the demigods flinched at Hermes' arrival and were shocked at the fact that they didn't turn into dust.

"Light travel," Annabeth informed Percy. "Opposite of shadow traveling."

Percy nodded. His girlfriend knew just about everything as far as he's concerned.

Dionysus sighed. "I knew that was going to happen! I just didn't think it would happen this soon.."

"Alright repeat it one more time and focus!" Sadie said. "Ha-di! Repeat after me! Ha-di!"

"Ha-di!" the class repeated. A penguin magically appeared out of nowhere, but most of the bricks blew up.

Sadie rolled her eyes. Felix seemed to never change.

"Good job," Sadie announced to the whole class. "If I didn't know you guys personally, I would've thought that you were professional ha-di magicians."

The class cheered. Sadie smiled at them and gives them a thumbs up.

"Class dismissed."

The magicians quickly left the room and Carter appeared at the doorway.

"I think you should come and see this," Carter said motioning towards the window.

Sadie shrugged, "Whatever. It's probably something stupid again."

Sadie positioned herself at the window and peeked out of it. Goosebumps appeared on Sadie's arms and her blood suddenly turned cold. The wild thunderstorm in Manhattan was coming closer. She could clearly see the powerful thunder and rain.

"Are you freaking serious?" Sadie ranted. "A thunderstorm? At this time?"

Carter nodded in agreement. "Yeah. I heard that Manhattan has been experiencing some big earthquakes lately. You should see the news. Half of the buildings where the earthquake hit were destroyed. Completely annihilated."

"Do you think it has something to do with the rising of the Giant Snake?" Sadie asked sincerely.

"Who knows," Carter answered. "And even Amos and Bast doesn't know."

The two fell into an eerie silence. Thunder rumbled softly and rain began to fall against the window.

A/N: That's it for chapter one. I hope you enjoyed it and please review. :)