Percy Jackson is a demigod. But he is not a son of Poseidon. He is not even Greek. A Norse goddess has her sights set on Midgard and Percy is the last of his people left on earth as he awaits his destiny. To reach it, grudges and prejudices must be forgotten and he must find acceptance in a world in which he does not belong. AU of Percy's life as a Norse demigod.

The Persian Pantheon is at its end. All Persian demigods but one have been killed by the self-proclaimed "God-King" Xerxes. Now, Perseus, the last demigod, and the last of any who have ties to the Persian Pantheon is on his own. The first being who is truly free from anything including Fate itself. What will he do? Only time may tell. AU.

The Giant War has ended, but it came with a price. As Annabeth drifts further away from our hero, his grief tore him apart. Without a purpose, he intended to die, only to gain a new power and later, life. What happens when our hero loses something for the second time? *Not the usual simplistic plot of a cheating Annabeth; Percy isn't more powerful than the gods. Shows development!

[DEAD DUE TO HoH RELEASE] Percy is trapped in Tartarus, right into the hands of Gaea like a gift, while Annabeth was the only one saved. The key to success lays in the powers of Percy, Hestia, and Leo. Wait, what? HoH AU. Percabeth.

A hero borne before his time, borne in the days of old when legends like Theseus, Heracles, Leonidas, and Achilles weren't mere fairytale and myth but actual examples to look up to. Pulled from his time, hidden away for the future, can this hero save the world in a way that would make those who knew him in the past proud?