Okay, another one. Wont be on for a while, already had these written, blahblahblah. enjoy!

His face turned into a smile, a smile I hated so much that I didn't even want to do this. Astraeus was looking at me with pain, surprise, sadness, and betrayal. I couldn't look at him, so I looked Hyperion in his fiery eyes instead, holding back pain.

He reached his right hand out and placed his hand against my left cheek. "Of course my dearest, you may start with the traitor, but know that the day after tomorrow you are mine. Today is almost over, only six more hours, and then you shall be taken to him in his 'bedroom'. When midnight strikes the second time, be ready for me." As soon as he snapped his fingers, I felt the pain in my gut before darkness took me.

Selene yelled at the wall, pounding against it. I lay on the floor, against the wall, while she ranted off words in different languages. Since she still looked like Annabeth, It was strange to see her curse.

A few seconds later I regretted thinking that. She shouts out, tearing at her chest. I run to her as she screams in agony, her eyes clouded. "Selene," I whispered it to her, hoping to help her.

"Percy," It was the first voice I had heard the first time we met. Her eyes kept darting around, but the gray color of her eyes was now plain silver. I stepped back as she screamed, "No, Helios!" In a voice similar to hers, but different at the same time.

I wished that it would end, and sadly, my thoughts were answered. She went still. I tried to shake her, but for one whole minute she was stiff. Then I heard a gasp from the corner, and Annabeth, or Selene, mirrored it. She coughed and I looked at her open eyes, now the normal gray they had been days ago. I went to the corner to see a girl with long black hair in two ponytails curled up. She coughed and her eyes opened, the color of iron gray-silver, or gray with silver flecks, stared up at me, filled with pain. She wore a black jacket over a black tank top, black shoes, similar to Astraeus', on her feet. Her jeans were also black, the color of darkness, not actual dye. She had a bracelet around her right arm, and on both arms were tattoos of axes, connected to chains. "J-Janus." She whimpered it, but I understood.

Selene's real appearance. I took her to the bed at one end of the room as I went back to check on Annabeth. "J-Jasmin," She said, her voice cracking. "I'm sorry."

"Hey, look at me." She did, her gray eyes shining. "It wasn't your fault, and neither is it mine. We were both tricked into believing things, so don't worry."

She looked over at Selene and her face changed to pure hatred. She stumbled towards Selene, who sat there knowingly as Annabeth grabbed at her. "You-You tricked my boyfriend. Percy-"

"Percy made me do it. Fighting you was hard enough, but fighting your desires?" Selene spoke quietly, as if afraid to say something wrong. "When he cornered us on the side of his cabin? I could feel your desire growing as he got closer, and I could do nothing when he kissed us, his lips on our. It was too much love, and I could never fight love that strong." She looked up at Annabeth. "You're lucky, you know?" Annabeth looked down. "You have people who love you, people who aren't related to you, that love you more than anything. I only have my brother, but you have it all. Enjoy it, because it can be taken away with one snap of a finger."

"I'm sorry, I just- got overprotective for him. He's been through so much, I just don't want anything more on him." Selene nodded, and curled up into a ball after that. If only pain weren't so evil.

It was only six hours, but it felt like millions. When I saw an empousa open the stone door, I knew what was coming. I stood up as Annabeth and Selene held their weapons. "Attack and your desires shall haunt you as long as you exist." It hissed, and they both backed away. It looked at me. "It is your time. Come." I looked back at the girls and shook my head gravely. I knew they wanted to destroy this creature, but it was only the messanger. I didn't want anything to happen to them.

I followed it out and into the corridors. Everything was made of rose red material. The only lights came from the dark sun outside and the candles lit around. We came to a wooden door, and it shoved me inside before a click was audible. I tried to open the door, but I couldn't. I turned around to look at the room. Red bed, red walls, red wood floor, red furniture-

I gasped.

me: oh, fun.

Selene: it was painful.

Annabeth: I have to agree with her.

Jasmin: ...

me:*sighs*