UPDATED CHAPTER: 27th January 2014


"Hello, my love." Blake said before he pulled Future Artemis into a passionate kiss.

"WHAT!" screamed two very pissed gods, while two more gasped.

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"YOU DARE DEFILE MY DAUGHTER/SISTER!" yelled a very angry Zeus and Apollo.

Before anyone could react, Zeus was on his feet, master bolt raised, with Apollo mirroring his stance and expression. Apollo raised his golden bow and shot a cluster of around 20 sharp golden arrows at 'Blake'. Zeus launched his master bolt at the brown hair man at the same time and everyone could only watch as 21 projectiles closed in on the man.

With lightning fast reflexes, the man, Blake, scooped Future Artemis from his side so that she was behind him. Without a hesitation, he raised his hand and called forth the fire from the hearth (which was a few feet away), forming a solid wall of blazing hot fire to deflect the projectiles.

Said projectiles hit the wall causing them to bounce off and onto the floor. The arrows were shattered and clattered to the floor whereas Zeus' master bolt dropped onto the marble floor before shimmering from existence.

To say everyone was shocked was an understatement. It wasn't every day that a man can stop the direct hit from one of Olympus' most powerful weapons.

"YOU FOOL!" 'Blake' yelled. "DID YOU FORGET THAT ARTEMIS AND YOUR GRANDCHILD/NIECE OR NEPHEW WAS HERE TOO?"

Blake's eyes caught fire, literally, and he was surrounded in an aura of harmless (to those he cares about) Greek fire.

Zeus was about to open his trap when Athena, wisely –pun intended-, spoke up.

"Excuse me, who exactly are you?" she asked. If truth be told, she was scared of what this man could do.

"Thank you, Athena. At least you didn't try to harm me for kissing my wife." He said, aiming the last word towards Apollo and Zeus.

The room was filled with gasps but none louder than the ones that Hera and Hestia let out.

"W-Wife?" Athena asked.

"Yes, my wife." 'Blake' repeated, slowly calming down and diminishing his fiery aura.

"B-But I'm supposed to be a maiden goddess. Father wouldn't allow me to marry you if he doesn't know you and what you can do." Past Artemis said coming out of her shock.

'Blake', Future Artemis, Chloe, Future Thalia and Zoe snickered at that comment.

"Actually, in the future, Zeus does know me… in fact you all do. Let's just say that my feats earned me Zeus' respect. In fact all of it will be explained in the book that you're all reading."

"You still didn't answer my question though." Athena told the man.

"You're right, Athena, I didn't." he said. "My name is Blake… erm, Johnson." He finished, quickly making up a surname.

"And who is your godly parent?" Hera asked with a smile.

"Ah, Lady Hera, it's nice to see you again. And you too Lady Hestia." He added giving his patron a warming smile.

"I'll keep my godly parent a secret for now-" he began before he was cut off by an enraged Zeus.

"What, are you ashamed of your heritage?" he sneered getting an unaware murderous look from his wife.

"Oh, no, not at all. I love my mom and dad a lot but I don't want to ruin the book for you. I dare say it will be a surprise for you all soon enough." He answered with a sly smile.

"That's as much as you're going to get from him." Future Thalia said, moving to make room for 'Blake' on the couch.

He sat down with Future Artemis at his side and Future Artemis rested her head on his shoulder. He gently caressed her baby bump with one hand and began mutely whispering to his unborn child.

Hera, Hestia, Chloe, Future Thalia, Future Artemis, Zoe and, surprisingly, Past Artemis smiled at the amount of love he held for his unborn child and wife.

"So then, since we're not going to get any more information from Blake, why don't we read another chapter so we can finally piece together Blake's identity?" Athena asked the council.

Zeus was glaring murderously at 'Blake', as too was Apollo; Hera and Hestia were smiling at their son and patron respectively while the rest of the room eyed the man cautiously. His display of power was scary.

"Of course, Athena. Who would like to read next?" Hestia asked.

"I'd like to Aunt Hestia." Past Artemis said. She wanted to know who she had married and how she had fallen in love with him.

Hestia handed the younger version of the Moon Goddess the book and returned to her throne.

(Five Years Later) Past Artemis read. "So does that mean that these events will happen a year from now?" she asked to which Future Artemis nodded.

Five years since anyone had seen the Hero of Olympus. Poseidon was in a deep depression, the seas had been restless for over three years. Everyone believed Percy would return on his own. They thought he would travel, kill a few monsters to blow off some steam, then return to camp.

"I guess he did a lot of travelling and killing." Nico muttered sadly to himself.

But after a year and no word, people began to worry. After two, Zeus sent the Hunters of Artemis to track Percy down, simply to check on him. Since his disappearance, most of the gods had let go of their grudges toward Percy, realizing his heart and intentions were pure.

"Even Ares relented," Future Thalia said to know in particular.

"Yeah, and we all know that when it comes to grudges, Ares could give Hades a run for his money." Future Artemis said with a smile gracing her lips.

After the third year and no luck in tracking him, people began to worry about his safety. Hades assured the council that Percy was still alive,

Many of the campers breathed a sigh of relief. Their friend was still alive.

But people still worried. After the fourth year, people began to think he would never return. He was immortal; but after no contact, it seemed Percy was cutting himself off from the godly world.

Poseidon sighed. "I just don't understand why he wouldn't keep in touch with me." Poseidon muttered in a depressed tone.

Unknowing to the room, 'Blake', Hestia and Hera had a guilty look on their faces.

Despite losing hope, the hunters continued to search for Percy. It was mostly because Thalia had never been the same after Percy disappeared.

"Yeah," Chloe exclaimed. "When Thalia sets her mind on something, she doesn't stop until its completed."

Future and Past Thalia smiled at the blonde haired daughter of Athena.

She knew Annabeth's betrayal had hurt Percy the worst but losing him made the loss that much tougher for Thalia. Artemis was also furious a demigod had managed to evade her hunters for so long. They had never failed a mission. Until Percy Jackson that is. It was as if he had vanished from the face of the Earth. Close, but not quite.

"What does that mean?" asked a very curious son of Athena. "Does that mean that there's a way off the planet?"

'Blake' gave the boy a small smile. This was the second person that he brought to camp when he started his 'rescuing demigods' mission.

"Actually, Stephen, it is possible to leave Earth. I'm not sure about travelling to another planet but I've been to a realm that's a distance from our planet." Blake told everyone causing everyone, but the people who came from the future, stare at him with their mouth open and their eyes bulging out of their heads… metaphorically, of course.

"H-How?" was all Athena could say.

"Shoot! I've said too much. I don't want to spoil the story for you so I'll shut my trap now."

"Please, Artemis, carry on reading before 'Blake' here drops too many spoilers."

Artemis began to read again while people stared at Blake in shock. He gave them a small smile and shrug, letting them know that they weren't going to get any more answers out of him.

Two years after Percy's disappearance, demigods began showing up at Camp Half Blood seemingly by themselves. The demigods said they were found by a man who helped them travel to camp but refused to go into camp with them. People had hoped it was Percy but when the demigods described the man, they said he had brown hair and brown eyes, crushing the hope that Percy was around.

"So that was you?" Hermes asked.

"Yup." 'Blake' replied, popping the 'p'.

After the first half dozen demigods showed up at camp accompanied by this mysterious man, the gods began to wonder who he was and why he was rescuing demigods. The man had even managed to bring girls into the hunter's camp unnoticed, vanishing before the hunters noticed a new girl had entered their camp; something that infuriated Artemis immensely.

"Arty's just sour because I can elude her." Blake teased his wife.

"Oh shut up." Was the reply he got.

When Artemis questioned the girls, they would explain their stories, usually horrific tales of abuse both physical and sexual.

Everyone in the room growled when they heard that sentence. They hated it when people were abused.

They said the man would show up and rescue them while dealing horrific fates to their abusers. When asked about the man the young girls would smile and say that he was nice and caring, like a big brother who came to their rescue.

"'Blake' is our big brother." Chloe said happily.

Blake ruffled her hair to response, something that greatly annoyed her. "P-Blake! Don't do that." She exclaimed, nearly saying Blake's real name.

When they described the man, the girls gave the same descriptions as the campers, brown hair and brown eyes. The only clue to his identity was the name Blake. Despite how angry Artemis was that the man managed to sneak into her camp unnoticed, she couldn't help but hold a small amount of respect for the man.

"Small?" Blake asked, feigning mock hurt. "You hurt me Arty, you really do."

"Doofus." Future Artemis replied with a smile, before giving him a kiss.

Zeus and Apollo's face reddened at the sight. It was quite plausible to say that they were pissed.

From the young girls' stories, the man dealt with abusive men in a way that was just as, if not more brutally than Artemis did.

Past Artemis stared at Blake in shock. "How much worse?" she asked.

"I think the most brutal that I'd ever got was when I rescued Diana. Her old life is a story not for the faint hearted so I'll spare you the details. But anyway, after I found out what her step father was planning to do with her, I lost my temper… big time.

Let's just say that he is probably the first man in existence to have his manhood burnt off with Greek fire before having a baseball bat rammed down his throat."

The occupants of the room, except Blake, Future Artemis, Past Artemis and the Hunters paled considerably. The males in the room gripped their manhood's just to make sure they were still intact.

"You kill mortal?" Hades asked with a slight smirk.

Blake shrugged like it was no big deal. "Only the ones that deserve it."

After a lengthy silence, Past Artemis carried on reading.

Zeus ordered the man be found and brought to Olympus so his identity could be revealed. Despite their best efforts, neither the hunters nor any gods sent could find this man. He was an enigma.

"Ooo, I like it. Blake: The Enigma" Blake joked. "Kinda catchy."

He appeared when needed by demigods but vanished before his identity or origins could be discovered.

"Just like a ninja." Blake added. The male population, except a seething Zeus and Apollo, let a chuckle escape their mouths.

The hunters were currently tracking Echidna and the Chimera and were currently a little ways outside of Chicago. As they travelled, they were ambushed by a small army of monsters consisting of Cyclops, Dracaena, Empousa and Hellhounds. A number of hunters were injured when they were caught by surprise. The remaining hunters tried to protect the wounded ones but were starting to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of monsters.

"W-What?" Past Artemis said in fear of losing her hunters.

"Don't worry, younger me –gods that felt strange to say- a certain 'ninja' comes to out-your aid."

Thalia was firing arrows and fast as she could but the monsters were closing in fast. As she fired, she didn't see a Cyclops sneaking up to her left. Artemis noticed but couldn't reach her in time. Thalia turned just in time to see the monster's club raised to strike her down. As she braced herself for the impact, she closed her eyes.

"NO!" Zeus yelled, temporarily forgetting his anger towards 'Blake'.

"It's okay dad, I didn't get hurt." Future Thalia told her father causing the King of the Gods to breathe a sigh of relief and resumed aiming a deathly glare towards 'Blake'.

The strike never came. She opened her eyes to see and arrow imbedded in the Cyclop's forehead before it crumbled to dust. What shocked her was that the arrow was not silver, it was black.

Thalia turned to see monsters begin getting picked off by black arrows as soon as they came within ten feet of the hunters. She looked to her right to see a man firing arrows at speeds and accuracy that rivaled even the best hunters. The monster army finally seemed to notice the man and a sent a wave of monsters toward him.

Instead of defending himself the man strapped his bow to his back. He calmly pulled out two golden hunting knives and when the monsters were ten feet away from him, the blades lit on fire.

"Fire?" Hephaestus asked. "Are you my son?"

Blake shook his head at the blacksmith.

Thalia and the hunters watched in awe while they continued to fire arrows as the man charged into the monster ranks. They were stunned at the speed and grace at which the man fought. His technique was flawless as he sliced from monster to monster, wasting less than a second before moving to the next monster. The hunters began to think he was a god who had come to their aide.

"Nope, just a seemingly normal demigod." Blake said cryptically.

After decapitating the last Empousa, the man sheathed his knives and turned to the small number of monsters who still fought the hunters. He lit his hands on fire before sending two massive fireballs into the center of the monsters. The few that survived were quickly picked off by the silver arrows of the hunters.

"There's only two people I know that has 'fire' as part of their domains," Athena though out loud. "Hephaestus and Hestia-"

"HESTIA! YOU BROKE YOU OATH!" Zeus bellowed, raising his master bolt and aiming it at his older sister.

With speeds that would make Hermes jealous, Blake was off the couch and in front of Zeus. His eye were aflame and he held a murderous expression on his face.

"I wouldn't do that if I were you." Blake said serious.

"And why not? She broke her oath and you are a forbidden child." Zeus sneered.

"Only half right, I'm afraid. Lady Hestia is not my mother but she is a motherly figure towards me." Blake said with his face void of any emotion.

Reluctantly, Zeus lowered his bolt and slumped in his throne. Blake disappeared from where he stood and reappeared on the couch next to his wife.

As the final monster dissolved, the hunters turned their bows toward the man who dropped to a knee bowing. He knew what was coming. A flash of silver appeared in front of him and the goddess Artemis stood with her hunting knives out. She was surprised to see the man already bowing.

"Of course I bowed; I'm a very respectful person." Blake said earning snickers from his wife, cousin and sisters.

"Pfft. You? Respectful?" Future Thalia scoffed. "IF you're respectful then I'm a satyr."

"HA! I so knew that you had hairy goat legs." Blake teased causing Future Thalia to blush.

Instead of relying, Future Thalia smacked 'Blake' upside the head before giving him an electric shock.

"Who are you?" She yelled at him.

The man kept his head down, "I will tell you but it is not for your hunter's ears." He said respectfully.

"See, Thals? I can be respectful and you've just admitted to being a satyr." Blake teased, receiving another smack from Future Thalia and his wife.

"Remind me again why I put up with you guy?" Blake asked with a grin.

"Cos we're fabulous." Chloe stated proudly.

"Cos we're awesome." Future Thalia added.

"Cos you loooove us." Zoe chimmed in.

"Because you love spending the nights with me." Artemis whispered to her husband causing him to flush a bright red.

"Touché." Blake conceded.

Artemis narrowed her eyes, "And why is that?"

The man kept his head down but extended his arm for the goddess to see. "I seek the company of Lady Diana for this conversation and your hunters may not understand where I come from." He said in a respectful tone.

"Wait, you're Roman?" Athena asked.

Blake gave her a sly smile before the gods all changed to their Roman forms. When none of them could determine whether or not Blake was their son, they switched back.

"What do you mean Romans?" Malcolm asked.

"It's better if it was explained later." Blake said. "Now hurry up and finish the chapter. You're all going to love the ending." Blake said with a smile.

Artemis was surprised. She looked at his arm and saw the SPQR tattoo along with the bars for each year of service. She only saw one bar which was odd for such an old demigod. But what shocked her most was that instead of one symbol of his godly parent, he had two.

"Wait, what? I thought you were a demigod. How can you have two godly parents." Demeter asked.

"You'll find out in a minute or so."

And they were the symbols of the two least likely goddesses to have a demigod other than herself. The symbols of Vesta and Juno were clearly tattooed on his arm.

"WHAT!" Zeus bellowed. "How did you two have a demigod child?"

"We are Blake's patron's." Hestia said with a smile. Hera nodded but she did so hesitantly. She wondered what her husband's reaction would be like when he found out that she had adopted a child."

"When who's his true godly parent?" Zeus asked.

"Spoilers." Blake cryptically said.

"Why do you have the symbols of Juno and Vesta tattooed on your arm?" She asked suspiciously.

The man sighed, "They are my patrons. I have not spoken to my father in many years." He said in a sad tone.

Artemis wanted to question him more about it but decided to wait until later.

"Why are you here?" She asked.

"I was bringing a young maiden to your camp when I saw the monsters ambush your hunters. The girl is hidden in the branches of a tree in the woods one hundred yards to my left. I told her to wait until the monsters were gone and for me to come get her." He answered calmly.

"Show me your face!" Artemis demanded, realizing this was probably the man she had failed to locate.

He looked up at her with brown eyes and brown hair.

"You're the man who has been rescuing demigods while avoiding the gods. How dare you enter my hunter's camp without my permission?" Artemis hissed in outrage.

"Oooo, Arty's mad." Blake teased. "There's only one thing worse than an enraged Artemis. A hormonal Artemis having mood swings." He added.

"Hey," Future Artemis yelled. "You got me pregnant!" she stated.

"I didn't hear you complaining!" Blake said in his own defence, causing Artemis to turn red at what they were talking about so openly and almost casually.

"Eww, Per-Blake! I don't need to know about what my brother does in his spare time." Chloe cried, nearly using his proper name.

Blake chuckled and ruffled Chloe's hair... again, causing her to fold her arms and huff at his actions.

"It's not as if you sound-proofed the tent, either." Future Thalia added causing the husband and wife to blush.

By now, Zeus was shaking with rage and was red in the face. Apollo's hand was twitching near his bow and he had a deep scowl on his face.

To save herself, and her future self, some embarrassment, Past Artemis continued to read.

The man looked directly into the goddess' silver eyes, "I meant no disrespect Lady Artemis. I simply wished to provide the girls with a home they would feel safe in. Their lives were not good when I found them. I did not want to bring them to Camp Half Blood as they would not be comfortable around male demigods."

Something about his face seemed very familiar to Artemis for some reason but she couldn't think of where she had seen this man before.

She narrowed her eyes at the man but saw no deceit in his words. She decided she would take him to Olympus as her father ordered where the council could question the demigod.

She ordered him to follow her back into her camp. When they reached the camp, three of the newest hunters threw themselves at him squealing in delight.

"Blake!" They yelled as they hugged him tightly. Artemis looked shocked. These were the hunters he had apparently brought to the hunt and all were terrified of men. They were even scared of the older hunters. She had never seen them so happy since coming to the hunt.

The man, Blake, smiled at the girls, "I see you have found a home here Christy, Megan, and Diana." He said in a happy tone.

"Thank you for bringing us to the hunt, Blake." Christy said. "I've never been so happy."

"Me too." Megan added.

"Same here." Diana said.

"I'm glad. In a year or so, you're going to be seeing a lot more of me." Blake said to the three girls with a warm smile.

"Oh great." Somebody groaned. Blake looked for the source of the groan and sighed when he found out it came from Phoebe.

"Actually, Phoebe, we're quite good friends now. Especially after we paid… the person that hurt Zoe all those years ago… a visit." Blake told the huntress.

Phoebe's eyes widened. "Did we kill him?" she asked excitedly.

"Sadly no. But we won't be seeing any children from him any time soon." He said giving her a wink.

Artemis sent two hunters to retrieve the girl hidden in the woods and brought Blake to her tent once he managed to detach the gleeful girls from him. He looked up to see some hunters glaring at him while some looked at him confused or shocked. He followed Artemis into her tent.

Artemis eyed the man warily, "You say you are Roman yet you seem to be fully aware of the Greeks. Explain." Artemis demanded.

"I think we'd all like to know that." Athena said.

"We'd like to know what you mean by Romans" Malcolm said.

"All in due time." Blake smiled.

Blake looked at the goddess warily before sighing, "I never said I was Roman Lady Artemis. From what my patrons tell me, I am different. Apparently my father visited my mother in both his aspects rather than one. When she saw my father she saw a combination of both aspects. Thus, I am apparently a child of both Greece and Rome."

"IMPOSSIBLE!" Zeus bellowed.

"Actually, it's not." Hera said. "Hestia and I did a lot of research into and ultimately we found out that out champion is indeed a child of both Rome and Greece."

"Well then, this child cannot be allowed to live." Zeus argued. Hera was about to slap her huband before Blake spoke up.

"Erm, just to point out, I'm nearly 40 years old." Blake said sheepishly.

"How? You look about 17." Aphrodite asked. "A very hot 17 year old." She added giving him a wink.

"One moment." Blake said before disappearing in a flash of flames.

"Where did he go?-" Poseidon asked before being cut off by a flash of flames.

Blake reappeared in the couch next to his wife.

"Sorry about that. I had to puke." Blake said causing everybody, even Zeus and Apollo, except Aphrodite and her children to laugh.

"I'm I not pretty enough for you, Blake?" Aphrodite asked sultrily.

"Compared to Artemis? Your beauty could rival Typhon's." Was Blake's reply.

This comment was met with another round of laughter.

"That isn't possible." She argued. The goddess shimmered until she stood in her Roman aspect Diana.

"How do I know you tell the truth?" She asked suspiciously, in Latin.

"I am only telling you what my patrons told me. I was not aware until a few years ago." He answered in perfect Latin.

Diana shifted back to Artemis and stared at the man confused. He was the first demigod of his kind in history.

"Yes he is." Zeus mumbled. "He could be a threat."

"Paranoid much, Zeus" Blake asked with a cocky grin. "I've loyal to Olympus; after all, my patrons, father and wife are amongst the council.

"Who is your father?" She asked less threateningly.

The man looked at her apologetically, "I am sorry Lady Artemis but I cannot reveal that. My patrons told me to keep the information to myself."

Artemis narrowed her eyes, "You dare defy a goddess?"

Blake shook his head, "I do not wish to, but I cannot defy my patrons."

Artemis stared Blake, her eyes still narrowed. She decided to search his memories. As soon as she tried, she was shocked to find herself blocked. She looked at Blake to find his eyes glowing brown with power. Her eyes widened before she scowled.

"I could just kill you." She threatened.

"No you couldn't. Well you probably could have then and there, but now? No chance, my love." He said kissing his wife.

Surprisingly Blake shrugged. "Go ahead if you must. I have seen enough of the terrible things in this world for one lifetime anyway."

Artemis's eyes widened before she sneered, "Very well, you can come to Olympus where my father can decide your fate."

Blake looked worried for a minute but then he smirked, "How about another deal?"

Artemis raised an eyebrow, "And what do you have that I would want?"

"I propose a wager. If you beat me in an archery competition, I will reveal everything you want to know about me as well as come peacefully with you to Olympus. If I win, I leave your camp in peace until we meet again." Blake asked hopefully.

Many people laughed. "You can't beat a goddess of archery at archery." Apollo sneered.

"We'll see." Blake replied with a knowing smirk.

Artemis laughed, "You think you can defeat the goddess of Archery in an archery competition? You are just another foolish man. I accept your challenge boy."

Blake smiled and nodded. Artemis scowled but led the man to the archery range. The hunters gathered around smirking in anticipation of the man's humiliation.

"Ten arrows each, fired continuously. Whoever is more accurate wins." Artemis said with a smirk.

"Wow that is an easy competition, Arty." Apollo teased, momentarily forgetting about the man who had knocked up his sister.

"Shut up!" Past Artemis snapped.

Blake nodded and pulled his bow off his back and notched an arrow.

"Begin!" Thalia yelled.

Both Artemis and the man fired arrows at amazing speeds. Within seconds, both were finished. Artemis stared at her formation triumphantly, not even taking the time to look at the man's.

Then she heard words that sent a chill down her back, "I..It…It's a t..tie." Thalia stuttered out.

Many of the gods exploded into fits of giggles. Apollo was jumping up and down shouting "Arty lost," over and over again.

"Like you said, Apollo, it was an easy competition." 'Blake' told his cousin/brother-in-law.

Artemis froze. She looked at Blake's target to see an identical formation.

"I'm sorry for challenging you Lady Artemis. But since I did not lose, I will not be coming to Olympus." Blake said apologetically before taking a step back. Artemis turned to look at him shocked but before she could speak the man vanished into a flash of flames.

Artemis stared at the spot the man vanished from in confusion. He could have escaped whenever he wanted. Did he simply want to humiliate her? She became furious before turning to hunters who also looked stunned.

"I didn't do it to humiliate her at all. If I was to just simply teleport away then it would have made me look like a coward so instead I won my freedom." Blake said earnestly. "And besides, I only humiliate Arty when the name of a day end in 'y'." he added.

"B-But that's every day." Future Artemis realised.

"Exactly." Blake whispered to his wife, kissing her and then stroking her pregnant belly.

"Camp here for the night. I must go to Olympus." She ordered before vanishing in a flash of silver. Once the council had been gathered, thirteen gods and goddesses looked at Artemis expectantly.

"Why have you called this meeting daughter?" Zeus bellowed.

"I had the man who has been rescuing demigods for the past few years in my hunter's camp today." Artemis said quietly.

Zeus' eyes widened, "Then why isn't he in front of the council?" He demanded.

Artemis looked at the ground, "He challenged me to a competition in archery. The stakes were that if he lost he would come to Olympus peacefully. If he won, I would let him leave in peace."

Zeus looked at her oddly, "Well, then why isn't he here?"

"Because he won!" Hermes said with a huge grin on his face.

"Oh my Gods...You lost didn't you?" Apollo asked before breaking down laughing at his sister.

Artemis looked at her brother furiously, "I didn't lose. It was a tie." She growled.

Apollo just continued to laugh loudly, a few others joined him laughing quietly at the prideful goddess' look of rage.

Before anyone could speak Artemis turned her eyes to Hera, "But father, I know two people who have known his identity from the beginning."

"What? Who knows of this man?" Zeus yelled angrily.

Artemis narrowed her eyes at Hera, "Ask you wife. Apparently she and Hestia are the man's patrons."

Zeus turned on his wife with a look of rage on his face, "What? How do you know this man?" He growled.

"The way you say that, it sounds like you think that I'm having an affair. I have never, and never will cheat on you… despite how many times you have cheated on me." Hera growled.

Hera smirked, "He is our champion. His identity is a secret that we will not share." Hera said as Hestia nodded in agreement.

"How dare you two keep this information from Olympus? This man could become a threat. He must be brought here immediately." Zeus bellowed.

Hera shook her head, "He is our champion. How could he be a threat to Olympus? He is loyal to us." She asked disbelievingly.

"HA! Dad got owned." Hermes said as he and Apollo hi-fived each other.

Zeus' face reddened, "You will bring him to Olympus or I shall cast him into Tartarus for eternity." He yelled.

"Been there done that." Blake said with a slight smile on his face.

"W-What?" Hera and Hestia stuttered.

"Oh… erm, lets continue reading, eh?" was Blake's nervous reply.

Hera and Hestia stood up enraged, "You will do no such thing. He is under our protection." Hera hissed as Hestia nodded in agreement, her eyes ablaze with anger.

Zeus seemed shocked by their protectiveness, "I order he be brought to Olympus immediately or I will order Artemis to hunt this man. I will also dispatch every god and goddess available to kill this man at first sight." Zeus threatened.

Hey, I've defeated a couple of primordial and giants. I think I could handle a few gods. Blake mused mentally.

Hera looked ready to attack her husband but Hestia put a hand on her shoulder.

"It's time he came home sister. He can resume his missions after." Hestia said softly.

Hera scowled and turned to her husband, "We will bring him to Olympus, but he will not be touched. You will let him leave in peace and every god or goddess in this room with swear to not reveal his identity outside the council. He is our champion and he will remain afterword."

Zeus looked shocked but narrowed his eyes, "Very well Hera. Well will agree to your terms as long as the man is not a threat."

"Swear it on the Styx. All of you. Or we will hide him where you will never find him and you will make two new enemies within the council." Hera hissed at Zeus.

"You didn't have to do that for me, you know." Blake muttered seriously.

Zeus' nostrils flared but Poseidon put a hand on his brother's shoulder, "Peace brother. They say he is not a threat so their conditions are agreeable."

Zeus looked like he wanted to argue but sighed, "Very well. We the council swear on the River Styx to your terms, wife."

Thunder rumbled outside the throne room. Hera smiled triumphantly and vanished in flash of light. She reappeared a moment later with a man with brown hair and brown eyes. He looked around the room in confusion.

"Why am I here?" He asked suspiciously.

Hera looked at him sadly, "We had no choice. They were going to hunt you down and kill you. Apparently Artemis couldn't handle the fact she didn't beat you in archery." Hera said glaring at Artemis who glared right back.

The man looked angry, "What? I haven't done enough for Olympus? I can't have five years of peace?" He asked angrily.

5 years? Athena mentally said. Not seen his father in many years… wait, Perseus?

"What do you mean boy? You've never been here before." Artemis sneered at him.

Blake stood up from the couch and made his way to the centre of the throne room.

"What are you doing, boy?" Zeus growled.

"Well if it's all the same, I'd rather not get doggie-piled somewhere where my pregnant wife could get hurt." Was 'Blake's' reply.

"What do you mean?" Poseidon asked.

Instead of replying, Blake gestured for Past Artemis to read on.

Hera smirked, "Watch your mouth when you speak to my champion Artemis. You'd still be stuck under the sky without him."

Loud gasps echoed throughout the room. With a snap of his fingers, Blake's brown hair grew darker, his eyes got lighter and he grew and extra few inches in height. When the transformation was complete, instead of the brown hair, brown eyed man called Blake, there was a black-haired, sea green eyed Percy Jackson in his place.

Artemis eyes widened in realization as Hera snapped her fingers. The man's hair turned jet black and his eyes turned the sea green they used to be except they now had strips of brown in them.

Artemis gasped, "Perseus?"

Almost immediately, Percy was tackled to the floor by a crowd of crying campers, his father, younger version of his cousin, a smiling patron and grinning adopted mother.

"PERCY!" the entire room screamed in joy before many campers, Percy's friends and several gods such as Hermes, Poseidon, Aphrodite, Hera and Hestia all tackled him to the floor.


UPDATED!

AN: Okay so ive decided to take the last paragraph out from the old draft because i felt that Zeus was too accepting of his daughters relationship. I wanted to prolong Zeus' reaction of the fact that his favourite daughter got married and lost her virginity.

Next chapter should be up later today or tomorrow. Sorry to all those that i told would get a chapter last friday but im very busy at the moment. I have many exams to prep for and a lot of revision and coursework to do. Sorry.