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Before Fabor had come to their island Calypso helped Percy create a name for himself since he couldn't remember anything from before the island. They talked about what to call him and they decided on Katajyida (A/N I looked up the word for storm in greek in google translate and to me that is how it sounded.) because he could create a storm with the water.

So when Fabor comes and tells them who he is they tell him, "I am Katajyida and this is Calypso."

After hearing about Calypso he realized that he must be on Calypso's island. He groans, "oh man, I have to leave immediately, how do I get off this island?"

Percy asks, "What's the hurry? You are still recovering."

That is when Fabor began his tales of woe and destruction. "The world is dying. I have traveled to many of the major cities and they all look the same collapsed buildings, and broken roads. It is difficult to navigate through because the rubble spans the entire city. There is a prophecy and it rules the fate of the world. Some believe that the prophecy is already completed but there are a few of us who believe the prophecy is the only reason that the world still exists."

Prophecies, that sounded oddly familiar. "What is this prophecy?" Percy asked.

"I've heard it said that a child of the big three will live to destroy Olympus or save Olympus."

Big three, live to save or destroy Olympus, oh why the answer seemed so close and yet so far. He had definitely heard of Olympus. He wondered if he asked the right questions if he would find out who he was. "And how would a child of the big three destroy or save Olympus?"

"He will either save the gods or join kronos and seal the fate of the world in its final days."

"Wait a child of the gods? Are you a child of the gods?"

"I am indeed. I am the son of Tyche godess of fortune, chance, providence, and fate. That's actually why I have been traveling to the major cities, as a son of Tyche I feel that chance and fate are waiting for me I just need to look for it."

Percy had never heard of Tyche so he didn't feel any connection to the person in front of him. But still he wondered, "who are the big three?"

"They are Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades"

And Percy began to remember. "Poseidon, I think he's my father."

Fabor stared at him. "You think he's your father?"

"Well, yes. I don't remember anything before I woke up here at Calypso's island. I've never left because I feel like I am finally at peace, and I love her."

Fabor was stunned, he might be in the presence of a child of the big three and the man or boy, whoever he was didn't even know who he was. He knew that he somehow needed to convince this man to come back with him, or leave himself and continue the final battle maybe even his last days. "but what is your name? Surely you know that."

"No I don't know, I have called myself Katajyida."

"Listen, you might be able to save the world. You might be the only one to save the world."

"But surely there are others. Other children of the big three."

"They are all dead. Thalia was a hunter of artemis, but after she discovered that we were in the final chapter she broke her vow, to try to reach the age of sixteen and save Olympus, but she was finally destroyed as 700 monsters titans and demigods attacked her. There was a son of Hades years ago. He also was killed shortly after the death of Percy Jackson. In his search for Percy he found himself in a trap and was killed."

"Wait, Percy Jackson? Who is he?" For something seemed to stir inside of him, and he knew that this was his name, but he did not want to reveal this information.

"He was the son of Poseidon, in his final battle he erupted a volcano. They searched the wreckage for weeks hoping to that he might have survived after all, but they finally decided that they could not continue this painful hope that he had survived. He was never found. But hey, he has been dead for nearly a hundred years."

Percy paled when he heard that, a hundred years. He had lived here a hundred years? How was that possible? He and Calypso and only been dating for six months? Or was it longer? He couldn't tell, he didn't know. Maybe this was a different Percy Jackson, but he recognized the names of the other demi-gods Thalia, and Nico. It couldn't be. He had a feeling that these were some of his friends. He knew that he had to go back. He needed to know about his own history.

But what if someone somehow recognized him, as the boy from so long ago. He didn't want to be the last to know the truth about his past . And so he told Fabor that he would not be traveling back with him, but that he would consider his words.

Fabor gave one last argument before he left Calypso's Island, "listen for a minute think about your life here. What have you accomplished. If you knew how long you'd been here would those accomplishments account for the lost time here on this island, or will the time feel wasted?"

Those were the last words Fabor said before he left Calypso's island.

Fabor was right, out of all the things that Percy had learned and as far as he'd gotten in his relationship, it seemed like a cruel joke that he had been here a hundred years. He realized that he couldn't truly progress here where time stood still.

He spoke with Calypso for a long time. "This is not what I anticipated, and before I knew that I was Percy Jackson I would have stayed with you forever, but now knowing a little about who I am I may be the only hope for my world. There is also the truth that I have been gone one hundred years and for what I have done it feels like mere months. When I leave will I ever see you again?"

"Oh Katajyida, no the fates will never let you return again." If only Fabor had brought good fortune or fate when he came. "Katajyida, I have never felt this kind of love towards anyone and it breaks my heart, but I could not keep you to myself when I know that you want to go, and you might save the lives of the people you love."

"But the people I love are all dead. There will be no one left. O how will I ever find the truth about my mother? If I can save the world, I will have saved it too late. Then I will be without my friends and the one I love."

He touched the water and he created a flower and he gave it to her. "This I give to you so that you will know that whatever happens after this you have shaped my path to be something beautiful. I love you."

Then he walked to the water and he let it guide him to a far away land he wanted to discover himself on his journey to his destination and so he was swept away towards the gulf of mexico.

So I was thinking about putting that last part as a separate chapter, but I decided that It would be too short to have its own chapter and I think its more fitting here than at the beginning of the next chapter.