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Percabeth endgame~ okay, so she didn't have her powers because of the gods. I tweaked canon a bit and made the weather going on for three hundred thirty some days longer. This was so she would be forced to stay in Las Vegas. If she had magic, she would have gone back home and there would be no plot line. The weather stopped(correct me if I'm wrong) when Percy, Grover, and Annabeth went on their quest. So her magic is back. But having the hero complex of Harry Potter being his female counterpart, she feels it is her duty to help these twelve year olds on their quest. The spell hades casts makes her loose her memory. He cast the spell for similar reasons that Hera did with Jason and Percy. If you were in a place that hated your kind, and had family and friends to go home to whom you've not seen you in a year and are worried, would you stay? Chiron kept the hatred of witches and wizards secret from everyone, including Annabeth, so nobody hated her and she felt obligated to help. That's why she stayed the first time. Again, if hades didn't cast the spell, then there'd be no plot. At least not a good one. Hope this answered your questions.

Elara. Black~ just wanted to thank you for correcting me on the location of lotus hotel and casino.

Thanks to all those who voted on this story!

Annabeth felt a pang of sadness when they entered the room. she spotted many pictures scattered everywhere. One was of Alexandra Weasley and two other people. They were younger, probably eleven. Alexandra stood in the center. On her right was a boy with bright red hair and on her left was a girl with bushy hair. They were all wearing school uniforms Someone had inked in little symbols above their heads. Above Alexandra's was a lightning bolt, above the boy's was a crown, and above the other girl's was a light bulb. Hanging on the wall was a picture holding many teens in varying ages. Alexandra Weasley looked about fifteen, as did the redhead boy and the brunette from the previous picture. They were still wearing the school uniform. There was about fifteen teens in all. Alexandra noticed her looking.

"My friends." She sounded a strange mixture of sad and indifferent. Like, a part of her missed them, but that part was buried beneath the smell of the lotus flowers. Alexandra turned to close the door and Annabeth took her chance. She mouthed distract her to Grover and Percy.

"So, um, Mrs. Weasley…erm…uh, so how do you like w-working here?" Grover stuttered. Alexandra beamed.

"Call me Alexandra. I must say, that working here is amazing! The perks of the job-

Annabeth tuned her out. the workers here were clearly under a spell. Alexandra wouldn't stop talking for a while. She snuck off to the door on the right. It lead to a bedroom. It was pretty bare; there was only one picture. A small one on the nightstand. Annabeth picked it up to inspect it. it showed what appeared to be a double wedding. The redhead boy and the brunette were kissing, as were Alexandra and another redhead boy. He looked a few years older than her. Annabeth flipped the picture over and saw something engraved in the back.

March 7th, 2001. Ron, Hermione, Alexandra, George

So Ron and Hermione were probably the kids seen with Alexandra, and George was probably Alexandra's husband. The picture dated back six years. Annabeth flipped it back over. They all looked so happy. Ron was wearing odd black clothes with flowy sleeves and a blue trim. Hermione was wearing a flowy white dress with a beaded bodice and blue trim that matched Ron's. a lacy veil flowed down to the ground and covered her hair which was done up in some elaborate hairstyle. In contrast, Alexandra was wearing a simple knee length dress. Her black hair flowed freely beneath a white baseball cap. It said bride on the front in gold letter and had a white tulle bow on the back. George (Annabeth realized with a start that he was missing an ear) was wearing a tee shirt and jeans. (AN: does anybody know why they are dressed so casually? Shout out to anyone who does!) Annabeth sat the picture down and left the bedroom. Alexandra was still talking.

"And we get paid to this stuff, can you believe it? well not with money, but with happiness." Annabeth quickly crossed to the room on the other side. there were a few more wedding pictures, a picture showing Alexandra, Hermione, Ron, a redhead girl, a blonde girl, and a boy with brown hair, some showing the same boy though with different hair color in each picture, a man with long black hair with his arm slung around a man with green eyes and black hair and a man with brown hair, the green eyed man with a red-haired woman, the brown haired man with a purple haired woman, and many more. A little card read 'Welcome Alexandra Lily Weasley nee Potter!' the ones that were the hardest to look at however were the ones of George and Alexandra holding two small children. One was about a year or so old with black hair and blue eyes(Cause George had blue eyes and not brown. For me at least), and the other was an infant with red hair and green eyes. so she did have children. Picking up the picture Annabeth saw that somebody had wrote on the back in pen.

Welcoming the newest addition, Arthur Neville Weasley. From left to right, James Sirius Weasley, Alexandra Lily Weasley, Arthur Neville Weasley, and George Fabian Weasley. 2006

Last year. She only had her second child last year. There was still time. Annabeth rushed back out of the room and cut off Alexandra's monolog.

"Alexandra, why don't you come with us." Annabeth asked, though it wasn't a question. Grover and Percy looked hopeful. Percy grabbed Alexandra's arm and tugged her out of the room. they pulled her to the elevator and started their descent.

"Where are we going?" she asked in confusion.

"Umm…we have a…a complaint!" exclaimed Annabeth dramatically. Alexandra gasped.

"No!" she breathed. Annabeth nodded with a solemn look on her face.

"Yeah, it's outside. We know you love your job, so we thought if we told you and you got rid of it, then there's no chance your boss would get mad and fire you." Percy added. Alexandra nodded quickly and stepped out of the elevator.

"Where is this problem?" she asked as soon as they reached the doorway.

"This way. Oh it's dreadful!" exclaimed Annabeth. Grover pulled Alexandra over to the other side of the street and around the corner, out of view of Lotus Hotel. Alexandra gasped.

"W-what day is it?" she asked. Annabeth shrugged. Grover bleated in alarm. He was looking at a newspaper stand.

"We were in there for five days!" he exclaimed. Alexandra started hyperventilating.

"You thought you were in there for five hours, but it was really five days. I thought I was in there for fourteen days, so twenty four times fourteen is-

"336." Annabeth answered. Alexandra paled.

"Add that to the three days I was here before I went to the hotel, I've been here 339 days! That's almost a year. Oh man is my family gonna kill me!" she exclaimed. "I bet they've been going out of their minds with worr- is that a sword?" she asked suddenly. Annabeth narrowed her eyes and turned to Percy.

"Perseus Jackson. Why is your sword uncapped? In front of a mortal?" she asked slowly. There was no point in pretending it wasn't there. The woman could clearly see through the mist. Alexandra's eyes widened.

"Did you say mortal? As in muggle?" now it was Annabeth's turn to be confused.

"Muggle?"

"Never mind. What are you guys anyway?"

"Half-bloods." Percy answered. Annabeth slapped him.

"Oww! What was that for? It's not like she knows what it means."

"Yes I do." Alexandra said. "I am one. My mum was a muggleborn witch and my father was a pureblood wizard." Grover burst out laughing.

"W-wizard?" he asked in between laughs. "Witch?"

"Yes. what else would I mean?"

"Half mortal, half god. Like us." Percy answered in a duh sort of voice. Annabeth whirled around to glare at him, when she heard a thump. Alexandra had fainted. Perfect.

AN: hope you liked it. I'm sick and bored, so sorry if it's a bit long.