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Assistant: Title: The Light Before We Land
        Author: eri_quin eri_quin 
        Chapter: 1/18 
        Summary: Jumpstart to age 16, a female Percy Jackson had everything planned, and never planned on being a demigod. Once she finds out the truth, even more bitter and resentful of a father that left her and her precious mother behind, she grudgingly decides to help him and the rest of the Olympians, and learns to slowly forgive and soften up. Taking the path of the traditional Greek hero, Percy makes the world remember her and carve her name out in legend. Poseidon isn't just the God of the Sea, and she aims to take all her powers into the fold and become a force to be reckoned with.Older age makes one bitter, but earning her loyalty equals beyond a lifetime of devotion.
  
    “Perseas,” she murmured, looking at her daughter. She laughed lightly. Her daughter’s name was even a little reminder of the seas her beloved ruled.
  
  
    Perseas’ eyes opened slightly, revealing sea-green eyes that looked so much like Poseidon’s.
  
  
    “You have your father’s eyes,” Sally said softly.
  
Older Fem!Percy. Polympians, with Titans and a Norse god involved. Massive AU rewrite of canon series.
        Contents: Chapter 1: Perseas, Daughter of Poseidon
    

    


  

  
  
    
    
  
 "I'm coming!" Percy Jackson yelled in a panic, rushing from the kitchen and then to the nearest table to wait on.At 16, her life had been a normal and sometimes boring mess. She was dyslexic, had ADHD, had a loving mother but a horrible stepfather, and most of all…she had no idea what her purpose in life was.She had always thought she was meant to do great things, be something other than what she was now. But then, she decided those were just that. Thoughts. She already had big goals, goals she was striving to reach like by working as a waitress at the bar restaurant Grunner's.From 8 am to 3 pm everyday, she attended Yancy Academy. Then from 4 pm to 7 pm, she worked at Grunner's, waiting and glad to be gone before happy hour –not to say there weren't some occasional rowdy or jerky people at the time she worked. It was lucky her boarding school allowed her to work though.Afterwards, just recently she got an internship at Halter and Geriam's Law Firm, which would be perfect experience, especially since she wanted to be the District Attorney of New York. That was her dream, her goal in life. And what she thought she'd decided would be her purpose in life. And which she also was now starting, right after work.She finished quickly with her last customers, letting another girl take over and said goodbye to Lucas Wright, her boss. She hurriedly got out of her uniform and drove her bike to the law firm, intent on making a good impression and to work hard.Meeting the man she was going to work directly under, she readied herself for the long hours. 7:15 to 11, she would slave in that firm and prove herself.And that was her life…until a month later."Grover, I'm trying to work here," Percy rolled her eyes, hunched over her desk."I don't see why you have to," Grover grumbled. "That's work outside of school.""I'm taking college classes to speed up my education," Percy explained patiently."But…why bother? You know, what with your dyslexia and stuff," he mumbled.She stared at him. It sounded as if he expected her to give up because she was dyslexic, which coupled with ADHD didn't help anyone much less her. Which was why she color coded everything, had a planner, organized whatever she could with help, and took special classes when she was younger to help deal with her dyslexia. And learned Braille while she was at it…"Because I want a lot of things, Grover, but being a failure isn't one of them," was the only thing she could reply with.She tiredly turned back to her college papers and continued to work on them."…It's just…you're always so busy," her best friend pouted. "I don't know how you do it. You go to school everyday, and then depending on which day it is, you're either at the pool as part of the swim team, part of the martial arts dojo and team, or part of the concert ensemble. That's not counting how you have time for your internship and your work at Grunner's.""But I always make time for you," she smiled, looking at him pointedly."I should have all of your time," he said cheekily.They both laughed."I just…don't like it when others tell me I can't do something. I want to prove them wrong," she shrugged. "Just because I'm dyslexic or have ADHD, it's not going to cripple me or make me give up. I'll just work harder."He looked at her in admiration and she slightly slapped his arm."Hey now, don't get all gooey eyed on me."Grover grinned at her unapologetically so she just sighed in exasperation. He grabbed an apple off from her desk and started munching on it."What are you learning in martial arts anyway? I mean, why put yourself through the torture?""I'm learning Chinese Kempo. Very effective with kicks," she grinned wickedly. He shivered and she laughed at him. "I was 5 when this weird huge man was wearing a mask that made him look like a cyclops and he was cornering me. I screamed and he got scared away or something, but other people were there too so that might be it. My mom started making me go to some kind of school to defend myself and I chose to learn Kempo. Helps with my ADHD.""Hehe…cyclops…mask…" Grover kept laughing nervously and she stared at him weirdly. "Hehehe! So, uh, you've been learning it since?""Yeah, I'm a sixth degree black belt in it. If I keep at it, I'll progress to 7th degree this summer," Percy stated nonchalantly, making Grover laugh more nervously, though for different reasons than earlier."Stop wooorrrking," Grover complained. "Serenade me!"Percy laughed and mock-reluctantly pulled away from her work to grab her guitar."Flute, please?" he gave her a pleading wide-eyed puppy look that she immediately caved in to.She rummaged around their coed room for her flute and then began playing a simple melody for him, not seeing her friend oddly swaying and his eyes rolling upwards heavenly as her own closed to focus on the music. When she finished, she opened her eyes to see her friend peacefully sleeping, a wide smile on his face. Blinking in surprise, she laughed lightly and put her flute away, looking idly out the window as she sat on the sill.She blinked again, this time unsurely as she saw a wrinkled woman glaring at her with red eyes. When she moved to get a better look and blinked again, sure her eyes were fooling her since the woman wasn't there the next second.Hesitantly, she went back to her work and thought she should sleep early that night to get more rest. It must be the lack of sleep…The school year was coming to an end. All of her activities were off-season, so she was only doing the customary last days of class, her internship, and her work. Which made Grover happy, because that meant more time spent with him.It was raining heavily that day and that evening. Her only ride was her motorcycle and she'd promised her mom she wouldn't ride it in the rain. So that left her to walk from her work to the coed dorm she was staying in. Thunder boomed around her and lightning flashed brightly. She shivered from the cold and used one hand to pull her coat tighter around her as the other held her umbrella closer to her head."Now, now. Look what I've caught. A little fish in the rain," the old woman she saw before cackled.Percy warily stopped and stared at her. At least she was sure now that she hadn't been seeing things."Hello…I'm sorry, ma'am, but I have to go home," Percy clutched onto her bag, ready to throw it at the old woman if she had to. Which was a little weird considering, it was an old woman. Why on earth would she have to defend herself against an old woman?"You won't be going home, honey," and then the old woman transformed into some kind of monster. Her eyes glowed like burning coal, she grew leathery wings, and she had claws and fangs."Wh-what are you?" Percy cried out, stumbling backwards in fright and surprise."Alecto. And you will be dinner for your punishment," she hissed.Percy turned and ran.Only to see the old woman suddenly in front of her. Percy gasped and faltered, taking steps back and eyes darting around her for an exit. Her heart was pounding and her breathing was coming in quick and harsh gasps. Then suddenly, her heart began pounding differently, slowly in a halting way, instead of fast and panicked.The rain around her seemed like it was slowing down, until the raindrops were suspended in midair all around her. Everything was silent except for the pounding of her heart; the caustic weather seemed frozen –as if time was stopped. And then a boom and lightning was crashing down around and on her, just as she felt the water of rain sliding and clinging onto her skin, forming something like a shield around her body and protecting her. And the lightning was incredibly traveling through the water shield, sparking angrily.She looked up and saw that she hadn't noticed that all this time Alecto was flying towards her, and like everything else seemed to be in slow motion. She threw out her arms and thrust her hands in the direction of the monstrous woman. Water from the shield around her body flung away and towards Alecto, lightning still attached to the numerous droplets.Alecto screeched in pain, clutching at her face where the majority of the "lightning water" had hit. In anger, Alecto ran towards Percy half-blindly, just when another flash of lightning rapidly came from the sky and struck Percy. She instinctively held her hands above her head, the lightning struck it and she automatically clutched at it, feeling herself somehow holding lightning itself. And then Alecto was upon her, and she grasped the monster's arm that was about to strike her, the lightning previously circling her body conducting through her and then transferring to Alecto. While the monster screamed and twisted in pain, Percy took the lightning that she still clutched in her hand and slammed it into the monster, Alecto giving a final scream as she dissipated into dust.Percy blinked and shuddered, before her eyes rolled into her head and she collapsed in a dead faint, lying on the wet pavement in a disarray of sprawled limbs and splayed hair."This isn't good. Zeus will be angry. No one, no one has been able to do what she has.""B-but Poseidon is the God of Storms too, right? It has to explain this!""Grover, she was able to protect herself from the lightning and even control it to a degree. Zeus will be more than unhappy at this turn of events. No one has ever infringed on his territory before.""But –!""Take her and bring her back to the dorm. When she wakes up, make sure you convince her that she didn't see Alecto.""Yes, Chiron. I'll do my best."And so the two carried her back to the dorms, where Grover alone took her up to their room and nervously awaited for Percy to wake up. And when she did, she groaned and slowly opened her eyes, before she shot up straight in her bed in a panic."Grover?! How'd I get here? Where is that monster?"Grover inwardly prepared himself, "Monster? Oh man, you really need to take a break, Percy. You're way too stressed out if you're starting to dream about monsters."Percy frowned at him, moving sluggishly as she swung her legs off her bed and she sat up to face him."Grover…I can trust you, right?"Grover nodded vigorously.Percy took a big breath before taking her water bottle from her dresser and uncapping it. She began pouring it into her hand, and Grover started to yell out until he stopped short, watching wide-eyed as the water slowly began forming into a sphere."I know it wasn't an illusion or a dream," she stated quietly. She directed the water over the water bottle and opened up her hand more, pouring it back. "I've known since I was little that I could control water for some reason. My mother told me to try to forget about it, and to never do it in front of people. That it was best if I kept the ability to myself. I did, but I couldn't forget about it. It made me happy and warm…protected somehow. So I practiced my ability a lot and learned there were things I could do with it. Tonight…I think I learned something else about it, something that helped keep me safe and connected to lightning. I don't understand it…but I figure it's like those psychic kids, right? Maybe something to do with that. But then tonight, there was that monster and now I'm confused, Grover."Grover gulped, "I don't know what to say…"Percy looked at him earnestly, "You don't think I'm a freak, do you Grover? I –""No, no! It's just a lot to take in, Percy. Um, I might have to just slow down right now…"Percy stayed quiet, so Grover forced himself to think straight."So, what else can you do?"Her face lit up and Grover calmed down immediately, content his friend was happy and not panicked anymore.With a bright smile, Percy began telling him."Well, I know I can breathe underwater. And unless I want them too, my clothes can't get wet. I can control water, though I had to practice a lot to be able to control it to the degree I can now. When I'm hurt, water can heal me. When I learned that, I experimented a little and learned that I can use water to heal others. I don't have many experience using it on other people, but I've healed plenty of animals and my mom lets me practice on her."And Grover was pretty sure that she would be able to do more once she learned who she really was…"And just recently, I think I can form some sort of shield around my body using water. The rain from today did that and it helped protect me from that monster thing. And from the lightning! In fact, it even helped me control the lightning a little."Oh, this was bad. He didn't know how on earth this could turn out to be any more worse."We should talk to Mr. Brunner," he blurted out.Never mind. He knew how it could get worse. Him opening his big mouth."You know…he…he's your favorite teacher, right? And he's always tried to help you, so…maybe he can help you. Or try to help you. Or just figure something out."
  'That was horrible, idiot. Think, think, think!'
"Um, I guess," she muttered dejectedly."Well, hey! School's almost done and at least you won't have as much work to do, right? And you won't have to worry about crazy monsters or powers getting crazy or people finding out about your powers, right?""Right."Grover sighed, looking at her dolefully starting to lie back down, pulling the covers over her as she turned and faced the wall on her side."I won't tell anyone. You can trust me."There was quiet. And then…"Thanks, Grover."And there was a happier note in her voice that made him happy to know she wasn't upset with him.
She revved up the bike and Grover tightened his arms around her in fear, already anticipating something bad happening even though they hadn't even left yet. Then they were heading off, with Grover being dropped off at the subway station. He reluctantly got off and thought to follow after her quietly, but waited until she had already left to start. The three old ladies sitting calmly to the side at the station bothered him, especially since they were knitting and Percy had noticed them. When one of them snipped the cord just as Percy left, Grover felt like having a heart attack.She headed home, bag slung over her shoulder and kept to her side, reaching her home as fast as she could. Not that she was happy about it, but she didn't want to leave her mom alone with Gabe Ugliano any longer than she had to."Sweet cheeks! You're home!" Gabe greeted her in a sugary voice, moving his cards around and not looking at her. "Hey, do me a favor. Make me a S@x on the Beach."Eddie, the super of the building, blanched."Gabe, she's like, 15. She's underage.""Nah, it's cool. She's been my bartender since I've moved in with them. And she's 16, Eddie. Hurry it up, sweet cheeks!"Percy fought the urge to sneer, but didn't bother stopping herself from scowling. She went to the kitchen to make the drink reluctantly, but remembered her mother's plea to try to get along with Gabe. And she did, doing stupid things like making his alcoholic drinks. And though she did them, didn't mean she had to like it. Or him."You got money?" Gabe asked, taking his drink from her."No.""Yeah, you do, sweet cheeks. You've been working and all, right?" B@st@rd. He could always sniff out money.She gritted her teeth, clenching her hand that wanted to deck him."It's for my college fund."Her mom worked hard to make money for their bills and for any expenses they needed, and for Gabe's "leisure activities." But that meant that her goal of going to college and then law school so she could become District Attorney would be near impossible without Percy working whatever job she could to earn that money."You're a pretty girl. You probably earn a lotta tips, sweet cheeks. Spare some for your daddy."'I'd rather rot in Hell than ever call you or let you be my 'daddy,'' she wanted to say. And what was worse, was Gabe was actually a bit right. Biased, certain customers tended to give her larger tips because of her pretty face. Not that she complained. She needed that money. She would go to school and get her dream job, damned if she was trying.Percy grudgingly fished out her wallet and took out a roll of twenties she had been planning on putting into her bank account, about to take a couple out for him when Gabe just snatched the whole thing out of her hand."Thanks, sweet cheeks! Alright! Now the game's on!"Her face flamed up and her nostril's flared up in indignation, and she opened mouth to protest when she forced herself to calm and slink away unhappily.'Please, sweetheart. Deal with Gabe for now.'"F@ck," she muttered. She'd almost gotten too angry. She'd seen the sink rattling for a second before she realized she couldn't get angry in front of them, if not for the promise she made to her mother to keep peace.At least he hadn't gone all creepy on her with all the other guys there. 'Smelly Gabe' had immediately turned to 'Slimy Gabe' by the time a week had passed since she first met him. The slimy feeling she got being in his presence and when he looked at her still persisted to this day."Um, Percy," Eddie, surprisingly, caught up to her, looking nervous and anxious.Turning to him in surprise, she waited for him to continue."Look, here," he thrust a wad of dollars at her. "We both know Gabe's an @ssh@l@," he muttered. "So don't tell him I gave this to you, okay?"He turned and hurriedly walked from her, she gawking at him in confusion. She glanced at the money, eyes widening as she flipped through the bills. This was more than double the amount she'd given Gabe, two 50's and even a 100 stuck in there.She put it in her pocket and hoped she could get to the bank sometime soon for a quick deposit.Her mom came home soon, the poker game still going on and Percy having had to make a vodka martini and then a request from Gabe to make up a drink specialty herself."Hey, sweetheart. Oh, you have to tell me all about school and how you've been," Sally Jackson greeted her daughter tiredly, but extremely happy."Mom!" Percy beamed.They went to her room and chattered all about Percy's school, her progress from it to her powers to her work, activities, and internship."Baby girl, how about we take off to Montauk for three nights? Just you and me. A girl's vacation," her mother smiled at her.She perked up and excitedly grinned at her mom, "Same cabin?""Same one.""When do we get to leave?!" Percy could barely sit still."As soon as I'm ready, sweetheart. Let me make some special dip for Gabe for the whole weekend and then it's just you and me, no problems."Percy nodded and waited anxiously.It wasn't long until Sally was driving them to Montauk, and then they were at the cabin. Once there, they cleaned up the place, cleaned themselves, and then opened all the windows, breathing in the fresh air. They started munching on blue food."Percy, baby, I know something's bothering you," Sally prodded.An image of the old lady and that night flashed in her mind. Percy forced herself not to flinch and formed a smile on her face."Mom, it's nothing. I'm just worried about the same stuff as I always do."Sally nodded, not believing her but willing to leave it alone for now."Do you want me to tell you about your father?"Montauk was the only place Percy allowed herself to hear and long for her father. Anywhere else, she avoided the mention of him and forced down the resentment she felt building everyday.So Sally told her how handsome he was, how she had his dark hair and his eyes. He was tall and powerful, but gentle. Kind."I wish he could see you. He would be so proud."Percy leaned into her mother, inhaling her sweet scent."How old was I when he had to leave?"Sally winced, "Sweetheart, your dad was only with me for one summer, right here in this beach, this cabin. He never saw you. He knew I was pregnant, but had to leave before you were born."Percy thought she'd remembered seeing his smile, a warm glow. Knowing otherwise now, the one thing that had kept her from completely disregarding her father was gone and she stood up abruptly."I'm tired, Mom. I'm going to bed early," she stated stoically.She walked away from her mother, leaving her to stare at her back in confusion and worry.'Not dead. Lost at sea, Mom said. I hope he stays lost at sea.'That night, thunder and lightning boomed overhead, but there was no rain. There was loud banging on the door though.Both she and her mother anxiously walked towards the door, and Percy, with a burst of bravado, swung the door open to reveal Grover standing there, looking panicked and terrified, his pants gone and hooves instead of feet."Grover, what are you doing here?!" Percy screamed in surprise."No time! We have to leave now!""Sweetheart, what's going on? You told me nothing happened while you were in school!" her mother interrupted."Nothing –""Its coming! We have to go!" Grover screamed."What's coming?" Percy asked desperately, but her mother grabbed a hold of her arm and forced her to her room."Pack quickly!"She hurried to follow her mother's order. Then they were running out the door and to Gabe's car, revving it up and then driving out of there as fast as they could. They were driving crazily, thunder and lightning playing up the drama of the scene. Sally was weaving through the road in a snake-like pattern, trying to confuse whatever was following them."What is following us?" Percy hissed."Sweetheart, everything will be explained once we get to the place you're supposed to be."Suddenly, Percy had flashbacks of all the strange events in her life. The almost attack on her when she was five from the Cyclops man. When she was stalked by who she thought was the same man in the third grade on the playground, who went away growling when the teachers threatened to call the police. Being in preschool and being accidentally put down in a cot that a snake had slithered into, strangling it with her tiny hands. Every school she'd gone to, something unsafe and creepy had always managed to happen, which scared and freaked out the people around her, forcing her to move frequently. Luckily, while strange things had happened to her at Yancy, this time she had managed to keep them low key and she didn't have to move."I love you, baby, you know that. I tried to keep you close to me. They told me it was a mistake, but I wanted to be selfish and hold onto you. But there's another option, Percy. Somewhere your father wanted to send you, a summer camp. But I couldn't do it. Because it might've meant saying goodbye to you for good, and I didn't want that. I'm sorry, Percy.""A summer camp? He didn't even stick around long enough to see me being born. Why would he talk to you about sending me to a summer camp? And if it was so important, why didn't you mention it before?" Okay, out of everything she could've picked to talk about, she went for picking at her dad. Not a very good choice, but it was already said…"Percy…don't say that about your father. He wanted to see you being born. He wanted to be around you," she didn't answer Percy's questions, but what her mother had said made her cringe in apology for her mom, even if it didn't ease the resentment towards her father. And she saw that if she asked any more questions, particularly like those ones, her mother looked close to crying.She hated making her mother cry.The next day, the storm was even worse. Grover had fallen asleep and was leaning heavily against the door, twitching and muttering about food. Her mother was wide-awake and refusing to take a nap, while Percy took over driving. Percy herself felt high-strung and the first thing on her mind was that she wanted answers."Percy, I need you to tell me what happened in school," her mother demanded quietly.She looked worriedly at her mother up through the front mirror, but talked about the old lady she had fought with and of the odd old ladies she saw knitting at the subway station."There are things I can't tell you, things you'll better understand once you get to camp," her mother sighed."Things like why Grover has hooves and the two of you seem to know each other?" Percy scowled. "Like how all my life, monsters –"Sally sighed again, but Grover interrupted, having woken up. He'd explained his presence, that he had been sent to watch over her but he really was her friend. That he was a satyrfor goodness' sakes and that the ladies at the subway station and the lady she'd fought were just as much a myth as he was."The less you knew, the fewer monsters you'd attract," Grover muttered softly. "We put Mist over the humans' eyes. We'd hope you'd think the Kindly One was a hallucination. But it was no good. You'd started to realize what you were…perhaps before we even knew about your existence, before we'd ever entered your life…""I don't understand," Percy muttered in frustration.And then there was a bellowing noise behind them, closer than it had been before."There's too much to explain now, Percy. When we get to the summer camp I told you about, you'll find out everything you need to know. We just have to get you to safety.""Safety?! From what? Who would be chasing me?""You don't want to know," Grover grumbled."Please, just another mile. One more mile," Sally pleaded under breath."Both of you are acting like this is my death!" Percy snapped, looking back and forth between the two and glaring at them."Maybe because it is," Grover grumbled again, looking agitated and worried."Percy! Just focus on the road! Oh, I should have kept driving!"Percy pursed her lips, "Grover, you better continue that thought or else I'll slow down."And then the satyr winced before explaining the old ladies at the station were the Fates and that they only appear when someone's going to die. Like her.Her thoughts went off rail when something violently crashed into their car, causing the car to jolt forward several spaces."Its here!" Grover screamed, freaking out.It crashed again into their car and Percy cursed, ignoring her mother's oddly placed reprimand."Now's not the time, Mom!" she gunned the engine and veered to the left and then sped faster, imitating the snake-line pattern her mother had insisted on driving with earlier.Percy tried speeding up even more, but then whatever it was caught up again and hit them, causing their car to crash and flip over. Disoriented, it took Percy a second to refocus. She groaned and looked behind her to see her mother coming to while Grover was knocked out, strangely muttering about food."Percy…" Sally called out in a hoarse voice. "You need to get out. You have to leave us.""What? Leave you behind? Are you crazy? I can't do that, Mom!" Percy screeched."Its hearing and sight is horrible. It moves around using its smell. You can do it, Percy. It's right over that hill, the place you have to go," Sally hissed out through her pain, ignoring her daughter's protests. "Go. Go now!""No! Not without you!"So she unbuckled her mother and her friend, and took them out of the car one by one. Her mother forced herself to move, helping her to carry Grover closer to the hill, and nearer to a huge pine tree at its crest. They were midway when lightning struck the car, making it explode into pieces and Percy stared at it with wide eyes.Then a horrible roar echoed to their side and her head snapped to the right to see a huge monstrous thing, with horns on top of its head and lumbering around like a bull."Percy, Percy," her mother tugged at her desperately. "That's the property line, at that tree. I want you to keep running until you see a big farmhouse in the valley, and don't stop until you reach the door. Run, don't look back, yell for help. Get over that hill now!""No!" she snapped back. She was not going to leave her mother there."I can't cross the line," Sally grew more panicked. "Besides, he wants you not us."Percy glanced at the body builder type half man and half bull thing."We're going. Now. At the count of three," and Percy yanked her mother up by her arm and shouldered Grover, grunting at the weight. And then they were fleeing. At first, the bull man continued to lumber around, looking for them. And then it raised its nostrils into the air and sniffed several times. Grunting and growling, it turned to their direction and began heading full-throttle towards them."That…that thing looks like –""Pasiphae's son. Don't say his name. Names have power, sweetheart," Sally muttered distractedly, trying to keep up with her daughter's fast pace. "He'll charge, but he can't change directions once he starts. At the last minute, dodge directly to the side."Percy didn't question it.The Minotaur, she was sure that was what it was, charged at them and they dodge at just the right time, Grover shifting away from her and her mother grabbing onto him. The Minotaur paused before grunting and turning to her mother's direction, charging again. Her mother tried to dodge once more, Grover safely to the side, but the Minotaur had learned its lesson and had easily found her. Angrily, it grabbed onto her mother and held her up.Sally looked at her, smiling painfully."Go."And then the Minotaur wrapped its hands around her throat and tightened, her mother disappearing into bright light. Percy felt everything slowing down again and she stared, feeling the tears prickling at her eyes but unable to let them fall.Then she started feeling angry, incredibly angry. So angry that red blinded her vision and she stood up from where she had unconsciously fallen to her knees in grief."It may not be raining, but water is practically in everything," she hissed out.She thrust out her hand and the earth followed her lead, leaping from the ground and circling around the Minotaur, tree roots tightening around it as well to cut skin.Percy closed her hand into a fist, the earth and roots following their lead and crushing the Minotaur.Started 3/10/10 –Completed 3/19/10'
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