Title: Ginny's Children's Strange Journey

Rating: T

Summary: Ginny Snape's daughter, Rose, has a dream that tells her that Gaia is about to strike again. To prevent this from happening Ginny sends her, and her brother, back to her very own first year and joins up with Harry, Hermione, and her own mother to keep not only Gaia from rising early but also Kronos and Voldemort as well. A Harry Potter/Percy Jackson crossover.

Disclaimer: I don't own any of Rowling or Riordan's characters and I'm making nothing from this.

Chapter 12

Harry's POV

"You wish to see me, son," Zeus said when Hermes told him that I was outside.

"Yes, father," I said, "I must warn you that your Master Bolt is going to be stolen by Luke, son of Hermes."

He gave me an odd look and then looked at Poseidon.

"And who told you this?" Athena asked.

"There are two children, one is the son of Zeus and the other is the daughter of Poseidon," I said, "Born the same way that Theseus was. Anyway, they are from the future and were sent here because Gaia is trying to help her son win the war that's coming."

"Hecate mentioned them," Demeter said, "And Apollo."

"Thank you for bringing this info to me," Zeus said, "I will keep a close watch on my bolt."

"Glad I could help," I said.

"I heard that you were taken by Luke and his friends," Hara said.

"WHAT!" Zeus bellowed and lightening came from all around me.

"Yes, stepmother," I said.

"It seems that, even after all this time, that you seem to have a run-in with trouble," she said.

I knew that she was saying this because she didn't like me.

"Hermione, helped," I told her.

"Of course, she did," Hera said, "Just be careful next time."

"I will," I promised and then I left.

When I came back to Camp I told Hermione, Hugo, and Rose what had happened. Hermione nodded, but Rose still looked worried.

"What's wrong?" Hugo asked her.

"Do you think that Zeus will remember that his bolt is in-danger of being taken," Rose asked us.

"I'm sure that Zeus will remember," Hermione said.

"Let's hope so," I said, "Though I'm not about to say that my father has a short memory."

"So when are we returning to Hogwarts?" Rose asked us.

"Soon," I answered, "I don't want to let Gryffindor down."

"Hope that you win," Hugo said, with a smile on his face, "I want to prove that Malfoy is nothing but a second rate flier."

"You know, if Hufflepuff wins, that your father won't hear the last of it from his own house," Hermione reminded him.

"I know that," he said, "But I just want to beat him."

"I'm sure that you do," Hermione said.

I sent a message to Dumbledore, telling him that I was feeling better and read to head back to Hogwarts. Naturally we didn't wait for him to reply and headed back to the castle. Upon returning I found the Headmaster standing there, along with a man that I had never seen before.

"Harry, I would like for you to meet Remus Lupin," he said, "He knew your mother and stepfather."

I saw Remus looking at him as though this was new news.

"Did you tell him about who my father is?" I asked him.

"No, I'm sorry," Dumbledore said. "Remus, Harry and his friends are what you would call a Demigod."

"But, but, their not real," Remus said and I snorted.

"Of course they are," Hugo said, as though this was something that everyone believed in.

"There were some problems, which I'm sure that Severus will be more than happy to tell you about," Dumbledore told him. "Until then, I believe that you all should head back to your dorms."

"We will," Rose said and we left the Headmaster behind.

"He smells like a werewolf," I told them when we were as far away from the Headmaster as possible.

"I sensed that as well," Hermione said.

"I'm going to remove the curse from him," Hugo told us. "He doesn't deserve this punishment and so he shouldn't have to suffer for it."

"Do you know how to do it?" Hermione asked.

"No problem," Hugo said.

"Well I'm going to check my book and see if there is a ritual that will get rid of it," Hermione said, "Until then, let's head to bed."

I yawned and we parted ways.

"Where the hell have you been?" Ron Weasley asked when I came in and dumped my things on the bed.

"Gone," I answered. "Why do you want to know?"

"The Slytherin's have been taking all the practice time and Seamus has been working as Seeker."

"Good! Glad that they have found someone to take my place if something happens to me," I said.

"This isn't good," he said, "You're the best Seeker around and we need you."

I rolled my eyes and said, "There are others that are just as good. Stop relying on me so much. Now, if you don't mind I need my sleep."

And I changed and fell right to sleep.