Percy's had a hard life. She's been through something no one ever should. And just when she thinks its over, and she thinks she'd get a little time to breathe and to live, she dies. She's gone. It's a never-ending cycle. Maybe her relationship with death is a little more than 'we're not friends, but I acknowledge you'. [Fem! Percy] [Contains some mature and sensitive themes]

Prologue: crow lives his life-fighting monsters only to get stronger

Things at Mount Saint Helens take a turn for the worse and Percy finds himself blasted across a bit more than space.

A mostly chill set of stories that follow Percy and Annabeth as they navigate their way after the defeat of Gaia and into their senior year of high school and early college. Mostly fluff with some chapters having more suggestive topics and smut.

Running from tragedy and thrust into a world of monsters, a 10-year-old Percy Jackson comes across a trio that seems to share his story. After banding together, they travel towards the one place meant to keep them all safe, but fate has a separate plan for each of them. – A retelling of PJO with different pairings, different motives, and vastly different outcomes.

The war is over. Gaea has been defeated. She should be thrilled...but the loss is overwhelming. Rosie deals with grief, wondering how to rise up from the ruins. Continuation to the Faltering Foundation series.

Two superpower kingdoms have found themselves brewing a war for decades, and caught in the middle is third in line for the throne of Ruthage, Perseus Jackson, raised on the values of battle, meant to lead an army, not a kingdom. aspects taken from The Witcher. Godless Percabeth.

The son of Percy Jackson and Thalia Grace gets sent back in time by Kronos. How can he break this curse and get home while keeping his true identity secret, or will he have to defy the gods to save everyone?

Everything goes wrong at the Doors of Death, leaving Percy in Tartarus. What happens within Tartarus itself, where Percy fights for his life? Travelling with a cat and amnesiac Titan slowly recovering his memories, Percy realises that he can't tell friend from foe. And deep within the depths of Tartarus, an ancient deity begins to stir. (Companion to Confused by Time rewrite.)

REWRITE OF “THE LIFE OF ALASTER GRACE”. Alaster Grace is the only living child of the King of Gods, Zeus. He has discovered that his father’s master bolt has been stolen. Now he must travel with Percy, Annabeth, and Grover in order to prove himself in the eyes of his father.

Reeling from a war that threatens to rip nature apart, a difficult decision is made. Elsewhere, a new king rises to the throne through an ancient law of the land. Meanwhile, the Apocalypse and the end of the world as we know it marches closer every second. And at the center of everything stands Percy Jackson.

Percy Jackson had offered Medusa kindness and the benefit of the doubt. She rewarded it by helping him. And her help was rewarded by the love she found with Sally Jackson. Medusa/Sally

Gone was the light of camp, the fearless leader. In its place was a broken hero, not knowing what to do next. It left a terrible sight that ruined their reputation as mighty gods. No, it was better for everyone if they forced him into the mortal world, away from anything godly for a while. Restore the balance of peace, and then maybe he would be allowed back (doubtful).

Waking up in the body of an old fat alcoholic wasn't my idea of fun. Add in homicidal stepmom Hera and megalomaniac grandpa Kronos, and I'm questioning the whole reincarnation deal. On the bright side, I am now an Olympian. And the world is clearly not ready for a Dionysus who truly embodies parties and madness. SI as Dionysos.

Perseus, oldest child of Kronos, has been staying in Alaska since the gods banished him. Hestia and Hades arrive one day asking for his help in retrieving the Helm of Darkness and the Master Bolt. Perseus agrees to help them, but now he's stuck at Camp Half-Blood surrounded by the children of the gods who betrayed him. Ugh. (Follows the storyline of TLT.)

What happens when percy jackson, thalia Grace and Nico di angelo all disappear on a quest and don't return for a concerning amount of time? At first no one was worried but when an unknown foe threatens the world the gods speculate if the two are connected. Unexpected truths will be revealed. Will the gods be able to find their missing heroes?Will the heroes be found?

After all that he has been through he is left behind alone he will need Olympus to help give him a new purpose and he won't see the solution coming

What if the gods had more foresight? What if Hera switched Percy and Jason before they got to Camp? War looms on the horizon, with one of Olympus' most deadly weapons stolen by the Titans, threatening a war that could doom all humanity. Will the son of Neptune be able to stop it in time? And why can't he remember anything about the first thirteen years of his life?

And the serious stuff begins! The gods and demigods have now read about the individual quests and now move onto the first quest of the seven. How do they react to all the adventures or misadventures that the seven go through and especially the last adventure of this book? PERCY JACKSON BELONGS TO RICK RIORDAN.

In one Universe the Fates decided to trust that thier chosen Hero would be strong enough to save the world, in this one they decided to interfere to ensure his victory

Zeus wasn't the first to be called king of Olympus. That honor belonged to someone else. Sides were drawn the last time they were face to face and resulting in his apparent death. It's time for him to step out from the shadows and take back what is his.

Percy and Annabeth spend the summer before their second year of college at Camp Half-Blood. Percy promised that he would never go on a quest again, but when he's involved in a prophecy, there's nothing else he can do. Little did he know, this quest could be the start of the destruction of the world. (There's gonna be a lot of chapters, so it'll be while before it finished.)

Aurora "Rory" didn't remember anything, but her name and the blond boy she sat near on the bus with two other kids her age that said they knew her. Then going to a camp for a people like her, but didn't make her feel safe. It seems the blond boy is more familiar than she thought. Then a goddess goes missing and she, plus the demigods on the bus are stuck on a quest.

A (in my opinion) fresh take on the "guardian of the hunt" story. Give it a read if you feel like it. Hopefully it interests you

Military school is where it all began, fleeting moments and heartfelt moments of friendship is where the invisible string of gods crossed one another and was entangled ever since. The thought of Romans and Greeks meeting one another again wasn't for the faint gods, but the thought crossed when the nature of Perseus Jackson came to light.