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 13
Hugo's POV
Time does move fast when you've got two matches coming up, worrying about an angry son of Hermes, and worrying if he's going to launch another attack on the school. Everyone else that wasn't a demigod was more excited about Christmas and stuff. They didn't even have Thanksgiving, as I'm sure that Percy and Annabeth would have moaned about. Ever since Luke had taken Harry, though she was glad that he had returned, she had acted ever bit a child of Ares. The red hair had long since faded and her dirty brown hair had replaced it.
She had also gotten bigger, which told me that some charm had been placed on her body to make her look like a Weasley. She kept muttering about spears and ringing Ron Weasley's neck. She also kept on complaining about Professor Lupin and spear was involved in the complaint at some point. We were all going to go to the Winter Meeting. The only time that Hades would be out of the Underworld.
And his helm would be ripe for Luke to steal.
Even though I had this on my mind we managed to beat Gryffindor. I'm pretty sure that's not a good thing, though dad was happy to see Harry get his butt kicked. Of course Harry wasn't exactly in a good mood since that Bludger came at him. Of course who could blame him? I winning didn't set well with the Gryffindor's, all who gave me death glares. As I was heading for Defense I overheard Dumbledore talking to mum.
"I'm sure that your brother will be worried if you don't stay," he said.
"I have a Winter Solstice meeting to go to," she said, "He'll understand, I'm sure."
"Then I'll make some excuse," Dumbledore told her.
"Good!" she stated and then I heard her leaving.
I watched Dumbledore for a few moments and then he too was gone. I really shook my head. Keeping this a secret from your family was never a good idea. I really hoped that mum understood that before it was too late.
"So where were you?" Rose asked later that day.
I hadn't shown up for dinner and I could tell that sister was worried. I sat down and said, "Walking around and thinking."
"Well I was thinking about what you said," she told me.
I gave her a look and asked, "What?"
"Well I talked to Chiron and he said that we could bring Professor Lupin to Olympus and Zeus, your father, could remove the curse."
I stared at her and asked, "Are you crazy?"
"No, I'm not," she said. "I've talked to Harry and he said that, since he was James's best friend, that he would vouch for him."
"And what if my immortal father decides to destroy him?" I asked her.
"He won't," Rose said. "Anyway, we need a good nose just in-case Luke decides to steal the bolt and the helm. Harry said that Zeus won't be bringing it to the meeting but I'm thinking that he hasn't told Hades this."
"And if Lupin is able to keep the helm from being taken then-."
"Then he'll get the curse removed," Rose reasoned.
She should have been a child of Athena, seriously.
"I don't know-."
"Oh, honestly, Lupin is a monster," she said. "He'll be able to reach the home of the gods with no problem and he's got an invite from Harry."
"And has Harry told him where he's going?" I asked her, knowing the answer.
"No," she answered, confirming that I had been right.
"Why do I have a bad feeling that this is going to blow up in Harry's face," I muttered so low that she couldn't hear me.
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Harry's POV
"What do you mean that you're not staying at Hogwarts during Christmas," I heard Ron say to Ginny.
"Because I don't want to and I don't want to go home," she said.
"Hogwarts at Christmas is the best thing in the world," he argued.
"Well maybe I don't think so," she snarled, "Now get out of my way before I spear you."
"And what did you do to your hair and body?" he asked.
"Ron, lay off," I said, finally getting between them, "Leave her alone."
He glared at me and said, "Shut it, Potter, this is a family matter."
"Hay, don't talk to Harry like that," Hermione said, her hands on her hips and a look that told Ron that he better not try her. "If she doesn't want to celebrate Christmas at Hogwarts then that's her right. All that's going to happen is she's going to see how much of a pig you are."
Ron eyes narrowed but Hermione didn't back down. Finally he stormed off, trying to force the painting of the Fat Lady to slam shut.
"Thanks," Ginny said.
"No problem," I said and then we went back to our work.
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Severus POV
"Are you sure that Potter knows what he's doing?" I asked the Headmaster.
"He said that nothing bad will happen to Remus," he said, "Though I'm not sure if I trust Zeus. His temper is famous and he's the one that did put that curse on King Lycon."
"True," I said, "Though I don't know if Lupin wants the curse removed."
"I'm sure that he does," Dumbledore said, "After all, who wants to forever be without a job?"
I had a few people that could answer that question, but I kept my mouth shut.
"Molly wants Ginny to come back for Christmas she's not spending it here," he went on. "I told her that I would inform Ginny of what her mother wanted her to do."
"I doubt that Miss Weasley will listen to her mother," I reasoned.
"She told me as much," Dumbledore said. "She said that it was an important Winter Solstice meeting and that she couldn't miss it. I fear that what will happen when Luke does what he's going to do."
"Has Miss Weasley say what will happen if Luke manages to steal one thing from the gods?"
"Yes!" he stated. "War!"
Oh why did it have to be that?