Scene changes to Tiresias

I am the prophet with the answers you seek
Time, I've unlocked it
I see past and future running free

"What's the difference between a prophet and an oracle?" asked Leo.

"And a seer on top of that." said Frank.

"There are many ways on how to interpret them," said Annabeth. "But generally a prophet is one who sees the whole picture of the story and all the possibilities and paths that could happen or occurs and knows all whereas oracles can only see a slight glimpse of the picture but that knowledge will fully happen unlike prophets where the paths could change yet with that power, oracles only speak in riddle and seers can only see a little bit as well (like oracles) but there tend to be three different types of seers. Future Seers, Past Seers and Present Seers."

"If only Rachel was here." said Percy. "She would have loved Tiresias."
There is a world where I help you get home
But that's not a world I know
What?

"Yeah, that links with what Annabeth said about all the possibilities." said Thalia.

I see a song of past romance

"Someone is singing." said Hazel.

"That doesn't dim it anymore." said Piper.

"Do they even know that they are singing?" asked Grover.

I see the sacrifice of man

"What does that even mean?" asked Annabeth.

"If you don't know, we probably won't know." said Leo.
I see portrayals of betrayal

"Eurylochus." said Frank.

"No, he is a bad friend but he won't betray his captain." said Reyna.
And a brother's final stand

"Odysseus has a brother?" asked Percy.

"Metaphor again." said Annabeth.

"Oh... wait, does that mean his 'brother' will die?" asked Percy.

I see you on the brink of death
I see you draw your final breath

"Odysseus dies?!" gasped Hazel.

"After so much effort." said Piper.
I see a man who gets to make it home alive
But it's no longer you

"What's with them speaking in riddles as well?" asked Percy.

"Exactly!" complained Grover. "Do they have to be so tricky?"

"If only I could ask Dad that." said Will.

This can't be
We've suffered and sailed through the toughest of hells
Now you tell us our effort's for nothing?

"That's fate for you." said Piper.

"You try your best to get the greatest outcome but most of the time, it fails." said Jason.

"And you lose things you love." said Nico.

I see your palace covered in red
Faces of men who had long believed you're dead
I see your wife with a man who is haunting

"A ghost?" asked Leo.

"With what we have heard so far, it probably is another metaphor." said Thalia.

"Or a riddle." said Reyna.

A man with a trail of bodies

Who?

"Oh Gods!" complained Clarisse. "What is that?!"

"That is more haunting than anything I've ever seen or heard." said Hazel.

"You clearly have not heard my ex step-father Paul. When he was drunk, he would sing so loudly and terribly, that 'who' is nothing compared to that." said Percy.

"Then he must have been awful." said Frank.

I see a song of past romance
I see the sacrifice of man
I see portrayals of betrayal
And a brother's final stand
I see you on the brink of death

(Sirens' song)

"What are these whispers?" asked Annabeth.

"I can hear them muttering but not the words." said Percy.

(Scylla throat)

"It's as if we are experiencing the prophecy as well." said Hazel.

"But we don't have the gift so I guess that means we don't see anything?" asked Frank.
I see you draw your final breath

(Mutiny)

(Zeus's lightning bolt)

I see a man who gets to make it home alive

(Kills the suitors for love)
But it's no longer you