What would happen if Percy died before defeating Kronos, and had the chance to live his life over again, but this time as a Son of Chaos? Also, what would happen if Percy chose to destroy Olympus instead of save it? Will this result in the creation of a darker side of Percy? The answers are here in this story. Rated M for: Language, Blood & Gore, Lemons and other content.

Reborn as the first born son of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister, the Crown Prince of Westeros, Percy Jackson must now play the Game of Thrones. As the dangerous game starts will Percy rise or will he fall? Will his be the fury? Or will Westeros hear him roar?

Sally Jackson dies when Percy is a baby and he is taken in by the most unlikely of goddesses and raised by her and her hunters. This is his story.

Percy Jackson is the heir of Atlantic Company. Joined him as he discover music and love. All characters are mortals.

An alt. universe to the Percy Jackson series, where Percy is a very different person. Percy always felt like a loner, and once he arrived at this new place, where he's told that this is where he belongs, he'd never felt more isolated. Remaining unclaimed by his godly parent even after he finds out who he is, Percy has to deal with prophecies and monsters and worst of all: people.

Born a hybrid between god, mortal, and merman. Perseus is the prince of Atlantis, a freak among gods and mermen, but an oath will bring him to the surface world, and a chance encounter will bring him into the world of superheroes. Percy Jackson is the SubMariner.

Five year old Percy Jackson was abandoned by his sister who joined the hunt. Eight hundred years later, two twelve year old boys, both children of Poseidon stumble into camp, one is in shock and awe about the Greek world but the other seems to have known about it and has skills that can rival the gods themselves. But one thing confuses everyone, why does he hate the hunt so much?

Genderbend. This is the story of Andy Jackson, daughter of Poseidon, and her adventures in the world create by Rick Riordan. PJO Retell. Rewritten. Revised. Unchanged but improved. Fem!Percy. Male!Annabeth

Poseidon knows about Gabe. He saves Percy from the abuse, but he can't raise Percy, knowing Amphitrite or Zeus would kill him. So he makes a deal with Hades. Hades hides Percy and Percy will one day become the consort to one of Hades' children. Percy grows up in the underworld and is send to camp to help Bianca and Nico in the Sea of Monsters. Nico/Percy slash mpreg Nicercy

After the Second Giant War Annabeth leaves Percy for immortality. Percy's heart turns ice cold after the "love of his life" leaves him. He decides he needed some alone time so he leaves camp and heads up north to help him cope with the heartbreak. Years later and no one has heard from or seen Percy. A war is Brewing between the god and an old evil. They call for Percy's help.

What if Zeus got paranoid. What if Percy was punished for being too strong. Perseus Jackson gets trapped on a island with a enemy. But what if, he stands too long in the cold to start feeling heat? After a few years he gets released by Zeus himself. Can a person change for the better? Can the gods change? Not Percabeth or a famous pairing, this is a Perone. On haitus.

Percy Jackson has defeated Gaea in the Giant War. Now that the pressing danger is out of the way, the gods send Percy north to see if the Borads have Khione under control. Suffering from a broken heart, Percy walks right into a trap. Two years later, the gods send the rest of the Seven to Canada. What will they find? What happened to Percy those years ago? OOC sorry. No sequel.

Hi I'm Lily Howell and I accidently wished Percy Jackson out of his story. How did I do that you ask? Well there's a simple explanation: I'm an Authoress.

I, for one always thought it was weird that everybody has Percy as a one woman guy. What if Percy did become a god, but lived a life like a normal god.

This is an alternate universe for PJO, Percy Jackson is the son of Poseidon and the hero of the great prophecy, but Percy is much more than he seems.

In the final battle between Percy and Kronos, Annabeth betrays Percy and all of Olympus. Kronos rises. Luke survives. The gods are imprisoned. Percy is sent to Ogygia before he is killed. Now, a year later, Percy is back to settle the score. And he's mad.