So sorry about the wait! My primary lap top crashed on me, and I have no clue how to fix it. But obviously, with my luck, it had to wait until I had finished the entire chapter to turn off for good. Anyways, I fell into a trashcan today. Totally embarrassing, I tripped over air and went right in. If only I could have that aim in sports. I would truly appreciate if you lovely people could review with an embarrassing fail to make me feel better. Also, I just finished shaddowhunter academy, and I'm adding in at least one of malec's babies.

Alec P.O.V.:

Chiron had us all cramped into a small room in a big house by the camp borders. Not fun on anyone's part.

"Until this problem is fixed, I strongly suggest that you all stay at camp half blood with us. Both our knowledge, and yours together may be the only way to stop these beasts." Chiron was saying.

"Knowledge?" Jace asked incredulously. "What happened to getting out there and kicking some serious ass?"

"What he meant to say was: Thank you for your offer, but we need to be at the institute, so we can keep an eye on the problem from there." I said.

"Not just an eye," Jace said. "Swords, knives, and daggers too."

"Any halfbloods who want to help with the hunt are welcome to stay with us at the institute." I said, ignoring Jace's comment. I didn't care what they did; I just wanted to get back to max. Catarina had been watching him for Magnus and I for the last few days.

Percy raised his hand. "Can I go, please?" He asked, looking doe eyed at Chiron. "I really want to kill stuff too."

"Can he come with us?" Jace asked me. "He's got the right idea."

"If you want to come, go pack your stuff and meet us back here to portal." Magnus said.

Jace P.O.V.:

As soon as everyone was out of this cramped room and outside, all hell broke loose. Three monster demons were terrorizing the few kids who hadn't gone back to their cabins yet. I immediately shot to action. "Alec, cover me." I shouted while running toward the closest demon. Clary and Simon were already slicing at the second one.

As soon as Alec showed up by my side, the thing morphed into a giant Venus fly trap in a floral ceramic pot. "Seriously?" I asked incredulously.

"Simon showed me one of his videogames, and this was the final thing to kill." He said in between blows. "I've been terrified ever sense."

"Did it have to be from Mario?" I shouted. "I could never beat that one!"

Clary P.O.V:

It was a red eyed demon bunny until Jason showed up. Then it changed into, no joke, Optimums prime. "Go away Jason!" I screamed from the hand of the giant robot. "We were perfectly fine with the bunny!"

He cursed in Latin, something I learned from Jace, and ran back toward the big house. I immediately dropped from the sky as the robot morphed into a snake. Before I could even regain my composure from the fall, the big snake, as large as a python, started constricting around a very startled Simon.

"Hold up!" I shouted over the commotion. I began to hack at the snake careful not to hurt Simon in the process. Soon, the snake was in several assorted chunks of all shapes and sizes. "You should have just bit it." I joked.

"To afraid it would bite me" He said flatly.

Simon:

Once I was freed of that horrid snake, Clary and I ran toward Jace and Alec who seemed to be wrestling with one of the bosses from Supper Mario Bros Sunshine. "Water blasters!" I shouted. "The only way to kill it is to blast water into its mouth. Don't you remember the game?"

"Don't you think that if I didn't remember the game, it wouldn't be here?" Alec screamed while shooting arrows at its head.

"Stop that. It's not helping anything!" I said to him.

"We need Percy!" Clary exclaimed before running off to find him.

Percy P.O.V.:

When Clary came running up to me, I was watching a flaming Leo hug an origami F paper to death.

"We need water!" she said. "Come on!" Then she was running off towards a plant that looked like it could be in the Little Shop of Horrors.

"Blast water into its mouth!" Simon shouted.

I didn't even stop to think. I just blasted water straight from the lake into that ugly things face. I almost stopped when it slowly started getting bigger, but Simon urged me on. Then it exploded. That was truly disgusting.

So So sorry for the wait. Thank you to the one guest who reviewed my story no less than six times. You know who you are. I'll try to update quicker next time, but until then, have a good summer!