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Reunited

A/N  Well another chapter is finished, i'm still thinking about what to do about the ship  but I have a little more time to think before it will come into the story. I have a question for any of you who are also in the harry potter fandom. do you know any good Percy Jackson and Harry Potter crossovers that aren't percabeth? as you have probably guessed I don't really ship percabeth anymore and most pjo and hp crossovers have all the canon ships. I am already reading Percy Jackson and the Hogwarts chronicles by anauklusmos14, and champion of fire and magic, I forget who that one is by but it's really good.  anyway on to the chapter.

Thalia's Point of view

We had been searching for Percy for a few weeks now without any luck. We are still going on our usual hunts but while we do we keep our eyes open for Percy. When we finally find him that kelp head will regret not contacting me. I'm not quite as worried about him as I was since Artemis told us what had happened to him.

Sure, there was a chance that demigods might kill him now if they didn't realise who he was but he probably wouldn't have to worry about monsters anymore. A few days ago, we'd been hunting Lycaon and his wolves we did it partially to try and find out what had happened to Percy. unfortunately, though we didn't find out anything that we didn't already know before the encounter became a fight.

It was far from easy and two werewolves almost got the better of me but another werewolf probably saved my life when it knocked one of the wolves that were trying to attack me aside and killed it. The only thing that made sense was that the wolf that had saved me was Percy, there was no other logical explanation for why a werewolf would kill another werewolf that was trying to attack me.

I hadn't gotten a great look at the wolf that had saved me and the wolf had left once the battle started going in our favour. It almost seemed like it was running from Lycaon and us. That didn't make much sense but if that was Percy than who knows what trouble he's gotten himself into, honestly it could be practically anything. Whether that was him or not Percy would be in for it the next time I saw him.

We were continuing to track Lycaon and his wolves because not only was he a threat to demigods we might find out more about what had happened to Percy. We knew that he was now a werewolf but that didn't mean he had become as evil as Lycaon and if it had been him that saved me I would guess he hasn't changed that much.

As we tracked Lycaon we realised he seemed to be heading toward New York. That seemed odd since he doesn't usually go that close to Olympus but I guess we will probably find out when we catch up to him. Hopefully, we will find Percy but I can't help but wonder what that kelp head had gotten himself into this time.

Percy's Point of view

Although I was nervous about it I knew that it would be best if I contacted my father. I figured should probably be in my Human form when he first sees me again since I wasn't sure how he'd react to my wolf form. I figured based on everything Hestia had told me that he would probably come as soon as I set foot in basically any body of water since he would probably be able to sense me even though I am now a werewolf. I wasn't even close to a beach so a lake would have to do.

I was about to eat what edible parts were left of the deer I'd killed, but I smelled another animal approaching. I knew what it was, I'd encountered them plenty of times before. I wasn't too worried, it had probably smelled the deer and either ignored or overlooked my scent. Either it stupidly didn't think I would be much of a threat or had somehow failed to smell me.

An obviously young coyote appeared from between two trees, as soon as it looked toward me and what remained of the deer it obviously was considering looking for food elsewhere since in my wolf form I was quite a bit larger than it was. I growled at it and it soon decided it was better not to mess with me as it turned tail and left pretty quickly, not to mention that I could smell the fear that was practically rolling off it.

I hadn't really wanted to have to scare it but I've never enjoyed people and now animals trying to steal my food. Well, that and it was my wolf instincts influencing me. After the coyote was gone I ate what I wanted of the deer leaving the inedible parts. After that, I knew I couldn't delay the inevitable any longer so I walked to where I knew there was a small lake.

I changed to my human form, refilled my water supply since I knew it was safe to drink and splashed some water over my face. Technically I probably needed a shower badly but since I'd been spending a lot of time in the middle of nowhere I hadn't exactly been close to one. sure, I'd come across lakes and other water sources but I wasn't exactly carrying soap around with me so I couldn't exactly do it, and I wasn't about to start licking myself like a dog.

Hopefully, dad wouldn't notice, or in the least wouldn't say anything. I basically prayed to him not asking for anything right now just trying to get his attention.

It wasn't long before he showed up, I guess he really was pretty worried about me. I stood and he asked, "Percy, how are you doing?"

while the question did sound like he was genuinely concerned about me our situation also reminded me of the first time I had met him, whoa that was a while ago. He had seemed like he was trying to decide what thought of me and how he felt about me, now it kind of felt that way again. I have to admit that thought made me a little nervous about him possibly turning against me.

I replied, "I'm okay dad, I'm not really over Annabeth yet and it's kind of hard to accept that I'm a werewolf but I'm doing okay. I've helped a few demigods get to Camp Half Blood and the wolf house safely, and it's kind of nice out here. I'm not just saying that because I'm a werewolf now either because I was starting to think that even before I ran into Lycaon,"

My dad said, "you've talked to Hades but you've been avoiding me, why?"

I replied, "Yeah I also helped Hades out a few times when he asked me to. Truthfully, dad, I figured you'd want me to go back to one of the camps and I just wasn't ready to do that. I've also been worried about what you'd think of me since I've changed,"

I figured it was better to tell him the truth rather than hiding certain parts of it. But I still didn't word my last statement the way I'd been thinking it in my head since what I had been thinking of saying was since I'm a monster. I figured it was best not to say it that way to him when he still seemed to be assessing me trying to make a decision about what he thought about me now. There was no doubt in my mind that he had seen my teeth when I had spoken to him and I didn't figure they would help my case.

Silence fell between us as dad was making up his mind. As the silence grew longer I grew even more nervous. Finally, he said, "Son, I see now that you haven't changed so much that I can no longer trust you. Becoming a werewolf may have changed you in some ways but your personality is still much the same. Despite what you now are you are still the hero that saved us numerous times, and you are still my favourite son,"

Relief washed over me at his words I'd been really worried that he would just jump to conclusions and decide that he didn't care about me anymore. The relief I felt probably showed on my face as I said, "Thanks, Dad,"

He smiled at me before asking, "If you were so worried about what I would do what made you decide to contact me today?"

I replied, "I hate to be the bringer of bad news but I recently found out that there's going to be another war,"

Before he could ask any questions, I continued. I said, "I was planning to come to Olympus to explain everything I have learned but I'm worried that some of the other gods won't trust me as easily as you have,"

What my dad said next wasn't exactly reassuring but then again, I hadn't really been expecting it to be. He said, "I believe you're probably right, most of them will probably have a hard time trusting you despite what you have done in the past,"

I just nodded knowing it was probably true and if worst came to worst it sounded like chaos would come to convince them. Dad said, "Do you want to go now, we don't have any meetings today but I can call one. I suspect that besides me there will be a few others willing to support you and hopefully, we will be able to convince the reluctant ones,"

I nodded again and said, "Sure, it's probably best that everyone learns of this as soon as possible and even though I can travel faster now and I don't really have to worry about monsters anymore I probably wouldn't make it to New York until at least tomorrow, and perhaps not until the next day. Before we go I'm going to tell you that Hades wasn't the only Olympian I have talked to since I left camp Jupiter, but when Hestia came to talk to me and help me out a couple of times I asked her not to say anything to you about where I was."

My dad just sighed surprisingly not really mad at her for not telling him where I was. Perhaps he knew that if someone asked something of her and she agreed to do it she would keep her word, she was probably the most trustworthy of all the gods since she didn't usually lie or not follow through on something that was asked of her. Without saying another word my dad put a hand on my shoulder and we disappeared from the clearing with the lake.

I was relieved that my dad had accepted me but once we were on Olympus fresh nerves welled up inside me at the thought of how the gods might react to what had happened to me. I knew of at least three that would probably support me but three wouldn't be enough I would need more than that if I was going to be able to tell them everything I knew.

Dad went into the throne room of the gods and he called a meeting before the gods began arriving one after another, I would enter when it came time for me to explain everything but for the time being, I was probably safer outside. Despite the thickness of the large doors, I was able to hear what was being said and I figured it wouldn't be long before it was time for me to go in. 

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