A New Life, Light

by ThySeeker

The Giant War has ended, but it came with a price. As Annabeth drifts further away from our hero, his grief tore him apart. Without a purpose, he intended to die, only to gain a new power and later, life. What happens when our hero loses something for the second time? *Not the usual simplistic plot of a cheating Annabeth; Percy isn't more powerful than the gods. Shows development!

7. Author's Note 2!

Hey everyone(: As you can see, this is an author's note. Things haven't exactly been going very well the past few weeks, and my exams are starting in exactly a month's time. I really want to write Chapter 6, but I'm only about ¼ done… The thing is, I can't find the motivation to write this particular scene, but I've got the chapter more or less planned out. Here's where you readers come in. I need you to vote whether or not I should try to complete Chapter 6 by the end of this week, or just put it off for the entire month (until mid-October).

It would definitely be a burden off my shoulders if you were to tell me to focus on my studies first, then write a better, more fluid chapter. I do want to write it, but I just can't get past this stage. I've been telling myself "Let's write the next chapter when you get home" for the past few days, but not much progress has been made. So, it's up to you. Either I get it over with this week, which would mean a lower quality and length, or I wait (no guarantee on said effects). I just need your assurance that putting it off won't matter, or your encouragement for this chapter, that's all.

Thanks for reading, and please vote via review! (I know there's a poll option, but there's bound to be a few who review instead, so why not make it easier for me?) Please tell me by Thursday! (Wednesday night for the US)

~ In a dilemma): ~

P.S. No, I wish to clarify that Percy's memories have indeed been erased by the Lethe. The celestial bronze chains alone would restrict his powers, coupled with his grave injury, he wasn't able to stay dry. He won't get his memories back naturally (time), but that doesn't necessarily mean that this is permanent… Or is it? Sorry, but I don't want to spoil it. Just know that for now, his memories are gone. And the effects of the Lethe are legit. He is a new man, with a new identity.

And just a mini confession: I haven't read Everlasting Promises 'coz I don't want to read the entire thing only to find out I'll have to wait for quite some time before Percy returns back to Earth and reunites with Artemis…

A very big thank you to my supporters, I'm glad you guys enjoy my story (D.C: based on Rick Riordan's). It really means a lot to me when people follow/review my story, so please continue showing your support! (I know it's a little early to say this, but I got 2/3 new plots planned out from a dream a week or two ago, which I'll introduce in November.)

Cheers,

J.