Disclaimer: I own nothing related to Percy Jackson, it all belongs to Rick Riordan!
(A.N.) This just became out of my imagination and of course Percy Jackson! Takes place a couple years before the Percy Jackson series!
Chapter 1: Finding the Book
It was a normal day up on Olympus. Well as normal as you can get with 12 crazed immortal beings. Lord Zeus was upon his throne looking about the majestic throne room. Lord Apollo and Lady Artemis were bickering, while Lord Ares was instigating. Lady Aphrodite was fixing her makeup and Lord Hephaestus was rewiring his throne defense mechanism. Lord Poseidon was upon his throne polishing his trident, trying not to glare at his niece, the goddess of wisdom herself: Athena. Then, all of a sudden, Lord Hermes pops right into the throne room caring a single, hard cover book in his hands.
"Yo bro, is that a book?" said Apollo.
"Yeah actually it is. But it seems pretty interesting. I was just checking on the mortals when this damn book lands on my head! Oh, and there was a note attached to it. It said Dear Olympians,
If you are to read this book, have Chiron, Lord Hades, Lady Persephone, and Lady Hestia join you. Better to listen to us than not,
Sincerely,
The Fates" finished Hermes.
Well then, commented Athena, let us call them. Zeus was angered that his brother had to come, but knew better than to disobey the Fates. Demeter didn't really care what the book was about, she was just so happy to see her Kore (A.N. Persephone before she was wedded to Hades) again. When the others and Hades had arrived, he quickly shot Zeus a death glare and was going to say something biting to him, but held his tongue. Hestia took a seat right next to Poseidon, he was her favorite sibling after all. Chiron just stood preferring not to sit down, and Persephone sat next to her husband on their makeshift seats presented to them, much to the dismay of her mother. "So," Hermes said, "I guess I'll start. The title is The Last Olympian."
(A.N.) Sorry if it's bad I just made this up on the spot! Ehhh…You don't have to review.