Mt. Olympus:
"Hades! You saw what happened, it was foul play!" Poseidon yelled. The Gods had been arguing over Percy's death all week. Zeus remained neutral since he never really liked Percy, Athena sided with Poseidon for Annabeth's happiness, Hera sided with Hades since she hated them both.
Aphrodite was furious that she didn't get to plan the wedding and of course sided with Poseidon, after all they were her favorite couple. Ares sided with Poseidon for two reasons; one Aphrodite would kill him if he didn't, and two he wanted to beat him to a pulp.
Artemis and Apollo both admired Percy so they sided with Poseidon, as well. Dionysus sided with Hades because he never liked that "Peter" kid as he put it.
What are these Gods siding about? Bringing Percy back to life, of course.
"If I brought everyone back to life that weren't supposed to die then the world would be overpopulated! Besides, I'm not going to give up my reputation over that Percy kid." Hades yelled back.
"Why? After all he's done for you? He got you a cabin at camp, he got you a chair in Mt. Olympus, and this is how you repay him?" Hades eyes softened a bit at being reminded of the things his nephew did for him.
"I'll think about it. Happy?" he grumbled. Before anyone could respond, he was gone in a flash of black smoke.
Annabeth's POV:
When the summer ended I decided to be one of the few that stay all year. I couldn't leave the place that held so many happy memories for us, it made my heart ache just thinking about it.
I had been avoiding Percy's grave for about a week now, its hard enough knowing he's gone but to see his tombstone? Unbearable.
I was currently sitting at the Athena table, poking my food around to make it look like I was eating. My siblings shot me worried looks, but I just shrugged it off.
I heard the whisper of his name in my ear and I bolted out of the dining pavilion. I don't know who said it or if it was just my imagination, the only thing I thought was get away.
It was like my feet had a mind of their own, because they took many twists and turns in the forest that I had never seen.
The steady running soon faltered until I was in front of a block of cement. My curiosity got the best of me and I ventured forward, gazing down at the flat rectangle that laid in the cold, damp grass.
"Percy Jackson. Loving son, friend, and fiance'-" I couldn't read anymore because pain consumed me at the word fiance'.
I fell onto my knees as sobs racked through my body, my fingers traced over the engraved letters.
"Why did you leave me!" I screamed bitterly at the tombstone. As if it was actually going to respond to my question.
"Annabeth?" a soft, distant voice questioned. I spun around on shaky legs, my eyes meeting sea-green ones.
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