(Thalia's POV)

Percy's screaming seemed to stop time around me because I felt frozen. Suddenly, I appeared back in at the hunt's campsite, in the medical tent. On my left was a confused Artemis and on my right was her brother, Apollo the prick (Hey! That's my mythological parent your talking about!). Apollo must have teleported the two of us back at the camp so we could help Percy.

Artemis shook her head, clearing the dazed look she had. Then, she rushed to the right side of his bed, swiftly picking up his hand rubbing little circles with her thumb. She bent down and started to mumble sweet nothings into his ear. Her actions lowered the volume of his scream, but it just wouldn't stop.

Apollo quickly walked over to the left side of his bed and started to pour a little bit of nectar into Percy's mouth, and then forcing him to swallow. Seeing that it didn't lessen the pain musch, Apollo grabbed a special IV with nectar inside and connected it to a needle, which he carefully dug into Percy's arm. Then, he grabbed little squares of ambrosia, forcing Percy to swallow them with only a minute in between each one. Finally, after what seemed like forever, Percy's screaming diminished into a low hum.

Apollo fell backwards into a chair, sweating. I guess it tired him out to take care of a strong, unhealthy, and screaming god. Artemis sat on the cot next to Percy and continued to rub circles on his hand and mumble sweet nothings.

All of a sudden, Artemis, Apollo, and myself were back in the throne room, but this time, with Percy, his cot, and the nectar IV.

Artemis and Apollo took their rightful thrones next to each other as I wheeled Percy over to my wooden chair next to Artemis's throne.

Tartarus cleared his throat, hoping to continue his proclamation from earlier. "Anyways, as I was saying before I was interrupted, I believe the entity we should fear is coming after us is—" Once again, Tartarus was interrupted, but this time by a sitting up Percy.

"Lyssa's sister, Aftocheria, better known as Cheria or Suicide in english."

Yes, I know. It's not the best name, but I couldn't really think of something, especially since I said she wasn't in the books. I thought this would be an okay name for an evil Greek deity.