A/N:

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I hope you're doing well, and that you like this story! If ever you don't understand something in this story, just ask me in the comments!

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Annabeth's POV:

I walked around Camp Half-Blood's borders, my eyes darting in every direction as I tried to find someone suspicious.

I was on guarding duty with my Seaweed brain. Even after the war with Gaia, we still protected Camp: we never were too careful.

But at the moment, I wasn't doing my job, I was kind of playing Hide-and-Seek with Kelp Head, with him hiding.

"Come out, come out, wherever you are!" I called, making my most epic scary voice.

I heard a light gasp near the bushes next to me.

Smirking, I sliced my dagger through the leaves before hearing a loud yelp.

"Geez Annabeth, no need to kill me, it's just a game!" the boy with dark brown hair and sea-green eyes said from behind the bushes.

I smirked at him, my eyes twinkling.

"A game is just another opportunity to kick your butt." I laughed, giving Percy my hand to yank him up from the bush he had been hiding from.

He took it, and stood up.

"Butt-kicking must really be your thing, then." he grumbled brushing off the leaves on his pants.

I ignored him and walked away. A few moments passed before Percy seemed to realize I had left.

"Hey!" he yelled, running up to me.

We continued walking in comfortable silence before reaching Thalia's tree. I liked to come here ever since I was little, I guess the habit just stuck.

I sat next to the tree, and patted the place next to me to tell him to sit.

We kept silent, me staring into space, a million thoughts running through my head, and Seaweed Brain fiddling with something on the tree.

"Hey, this is a nice bracelet! Do you want me to take it for you?" Percy suddenly asked, breaking the peaceful silence.

I looked at him, confusion evident on my face.

"What do I want?" I asked.

He held out his hand, showing me a gray bracelet with little elves and little owls on it.

I furrowed my eyebrows.

"Where did you get that?" I asked, feeling my good mood morph into sadness.

Percy, apparently oblivious to the fact I wasn't exactly happy, grinned.

"Right here, in the soil." he told me, pointing to a hole in the ground.

I closed my eyes, remembering unwanted memories.

A/N:

And there's another chapter!

Sorry this was so short, I actually have to study for something, and I can't replace Quotev with school.

I wish I could, but it's impossible. :(

Anyway,

Have a great day!