Title: The Punishment Of Tom Riddle

Rating: K

Summary: When Tom Riddle outwits Hades, the Lord of the Dead decides to punish him. By siring a hero that will be his downfall, voiding the prophecy that was made about Harry Potter. Fourteen years later, Andromeda Lestrange comes to Hogwarts to fulfill her fate as the one that will finally defeat Lord Voldemort. She will make him suffer madness, defeat mortals, monsters, and become a great hero. A Harry Potter/Percy Jackson crossover and takes place during Harry's fifth year. Warning: Harry and friends bashing.

Disclaimer: I don't own any of Rowling or Riordan's characters and I'm making nothing from this.

Chapter 21: I Discover The Students Gone

Note: This might be a short chapter, I don't know.

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Andromeda's POV

I wasn't expecting things to get better now that everyone knew that I was a demigod and I was here to defeat Tom Riddle. No, things got worse. Everyone, minus Seamus, Blaise, Luna, Pansy and Ginny, all sided with Harry as the one that would defeat Tom Riddle. Granger and Ginny's brother all had their noses stuck in the air as they walked past me. I stuck my tongue out at them. There were a couple monster attacks on the grounds, though thankfully no one was around when I defeated them. Ginny, meanwhile told me all about what had happened in the States.

"Apparently a ghost name Satne was causing all sorts of problems," she said, "Bringing some of the old gods back. And I mean like the kind that ruled Egypt before the Christians came."

"So what did you do around them?" I asked her.

"That ghost was causing problems and so father thought that I should go and help them. But to answer your question, I covered them."

"I'm jealous," Luna said.

"I hope that you didn't spill too much blood," Seamus joked.

"Of course not," she said and I rolled my eyes. "So what's Blaise doing?"

"No clue," Pansy said, rolling her eyes, "I swear that boy spends way too much time underground."

"Do you think it will be okay to visit him," I wondered.

"Not if you don't want the mad smiths coming at you," Pansy said, "I swear most of the students in Slytherin are Hephaestus kids. They have this little thing they do and it's really annoying."

"What do they do?" I asked.

"They chase you with their tongs and hammers," Pansy answered.

"Yeah, I almost ended up pounded," Luna said.

"Drama, much," I said.

The next morning was Saturday and so I got up, showered, and dressed. I noticed that none of the other students were around so I figured that I wouldn't have to worry about anyone hexing me, bullying me, or reminding me why I wish that Zeus hadn't created humans. They were way too annoying.

"Andromeda," Seamus called out as I was leaving the common room.

"What?" I asked.

"I had a vision last night," he said, "All the students have been taken."

"What! By whom?" I asked.

"Let's just say that Luna's mother has met her," he answered.

"Oh great, the mother of spiders," I said, shuttering.

"And this isn't the worst part," he said, "Luna is totally freaking out."

I groaned, "Okay, let's go and save her."

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Ginny's POV

"I can't believe it," I said to Luna.

"Believe what? I'm seeing spiders," Luna said.

"Well then you need to check with your eyes," she said. "It's here!"

"What's here?"

"The Athena Pantheons," I answered. "The most famous statue in the world."

I saw Luna look up and I pointed to the statue. It was made of ivory and had a sheet of gold that looked like a dress hanging over its body. Luna gazed at is as though she had found the most beautiful thing in the world.

"Mother," she muttered.

"I think that it might help," I told her. "I mean, the gods are having multiple personality disorder and this might get them together."

"How do you figure that out?" Luna asked me.

"Just an idea," I answered.

"This is your entire fault," my half-brother said.

"Oh and how is this my fault?" I asked him. "You know what; you blame everyone for things that isn't their fault. Why don't you grow up and get a life."

"It's Lestrange's fault," Harry said. "If she-."

"You know what, just stop talking," I told them. "Just, stop! Blaming her for this isn't going to help matters. And it's not her fault."

"Of course it is," my brother snarled.

"ENOUGH!" came a woman's voice and Ron screamed when he saw what it was. "Be silent, mortal, before I have my children eat you."

Having a one hundred foot spider talking to you is enough to silence most mortals. When she had left I saw Ron shaking in a corner. "Please, cousin, help us."

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Andromeda's POV

"What I want to know is where they are being kept," I asked Seamus.

"Let me do something and I might be able to help," Seamus told me and I left it to him.

I didn't understand the whole 'Apollo' thing, but Seamus seemed to be able to do things that even the children of Hecate could do. We had already told the staff what had happened and Dumbledore looked horrified. I accepted help from the Order, who were supposed to be coming. I didn't know what he was doing and then, ten minutes later, he seemed to come back.

"Their under an old car park that's still in use," he said. "But we have to go to London to get there."

"Why would they be under an old car park?" I asked him.

"Because a temple use to be there," he answered. "I don't know which god, but it most likely was destroyed over a thousand years ago."

Why did I have a funny feeling that Christians were involved?

"I also notified Narcissa. She's a daughter of Persephone and therefore would have power under the earth."

I stared at him and he added, "Draco is her son."

"Wonderful," I muttered.

"Don't worry, I told her what he's doing. She'll set him right."

I highly doubted that.

I wasn't the only one that had doubts about her. Even the Order, including Weasley's stupid mother, glared at her when she arrived. Dumbledore told them what had happened and Weasley's mother at once blamed me.

"How is this my fault?" I asked her.

"If you hadn't-."

"We don't have time for this," Narcissa said. "My son, your children, is in London and their scared. And this isn't her fault. Blame the Dark Lord and his refusal to die."

"We need to get down there and rescue them," I said.

"And we have to keep from getting attacked by a giant spider."

"My poor Ronnie."

I snorted at that and then I took Seamus hand, who took the others, and we vanished.