A/N: Sorry this one is so short. Thank you again to everyone for the favorites and reviews, it means a lot! This is the last chapter and I hope you liked the story.

Disclaimer: I don't own the characters, I'm borrowing

Leo

It took Leo more time than he thought it would to get back to the camp, most of which happened to be Calypso's fault because she became fascinated with every single thing they encountered. Being stuck in a small island will do that to you. Once they had landed in some exotic part of India to rest up and Leo swears she would have built herself a house in a local movie theater if he hadn't dragged her away. She also had an unusual obsession with eating Ketchup and Doritos for some reason, must be an island thing.

Anyways, now he was back and like always, his timing was amendable. It seems like they were hosting his funeral down there. Whatever happened to keeping faith in a friend? "Sorry I'm late!" they all looked up at his shout, Leo couldn't see their expressions from here, though he bet they were impressed.

"Your friends look a little angry," Calypso said from behind him. Had he ever told her how much he loved her voice? It was beautiful, unlike any other voice he had ever heard. "Leo, did you hear what I just said?" she spoke again. Her voice was almost melodious; if she were a Siren she could lure people in with a single word. "Leo!"

Leo snapped out, "I heard you, darlin'. No, they're not angry," he dismissed, "my friends just have grumpy faces."

But as they got closer to the ground, he rethought it. Piper, Jason and Hazel looked just about ready to murder him. Maybe this wasn't the best plan; he should've just sneaked in at night. "I promise I'll come down if you guys promise not to kill me!" he yelled.

His voice snapped them out of a daze too because they all started shouting at him incoherently at the same time. "Cal? If I die today, you take care of Festus, okay?"

Calypso sighed from behind him and he was sure she was rolling her eyes, "Don't call me Cal."

Saying his friends were angry was downplaying it, they were absolutely furious. Piper ran up to him first and would have broken half his bones if Annabeth hadn't stepped in and hauled her away. Hazel would've broken his other half if not for Frank. Jason was the third to come up to him, "You man are going to pay," he said, "but right now, I'm glad you're okay." Jason gave him a bear hug, which Leo returned, grateful he didn't start hitting him too or Leo would be dead for real. Calypso stood to the side letting Leo have his time with his friends.

Annabeth and Percy came up next. Annabeth gave him a hug, "Glad you're back, Leo." She told him.

Percy squeezed his hand, "Welcome back, man," he said. Then he glanced to Leo's side at Calypso who mustered up a small smile. Percy seemed at a loss for words, Leo wasn't sure what to say either.

"Glad to see you again, Percy," Calypso said.

Percy looked relieved; he probably thought she was going to jump at him or something. The girl could really be vicious when she wanted to, Leo was a first-hand witness. Percy smiled back, "You too," he said, giving her a light hug. Well, at-least that was over. Leo might've been just a tad bit worried about his girlfriend meeting her ex-love again but it was all good. Annabeth greeted Calypso too and took her to the guest cabin; since when did the Camp have a guest cabin?

It had been two days now since Leo had gotten back and Leo was still getting used to all the changes in the camp. There were now Roman demi-gods living in the camp, Jason had started his duties as pontifex maximus travelling in between the two camps, the camp added like thirty more cabins for the lesser gods, Coach Hedge had his kid and dragged him wherever he went. He witnessed a lot of strange stuff too: the fact that Calypso was now best buddies with Piper and Annabeth; Percy struggling to read one of those magazines about what to expect with newborn babies; but perhaps the strangest was when he heard Nico di Angelo, son of Hades and master of all things dark and gloomy laugh hysterically with a son of Apollo. Leo was sure he stepped into an alternative universe and only understood when Jason explained it to him. After that, Leo joined the Apollo cabin on placing bets on how soon those two will finally get over themselves and start dating.

Meanwhile, Leo was just happy he could finally step back and enjoy life a little before the next quest came because let's face it: the world would always need some saving.