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Percy was dragged farther down the maze and into an empty cave. He pulled out his pen and struggled to pull the cap off. It grew into a three foot long celestial bronze sword and swung it at the wolf. It parried from the strike, "Calm down, Perseus Jackson. We know of your Achilles heel." He readied his sword. "I'll just kill you quickly so you don't get it." He charged at Salmoncus, Lycaon was quickly and tackled Percy to the ground. He laid there with his back facing towards them. "You made a mistake there Perseus." Salmoncus pulled out his dagger and aimed for his Achilles heel. A large flash erupted in the cave, blinding Salmoncus making

Together they walked down to the beach, hand in hand. They stood bare foot in the tide, hands still tangled together, watching the sunset. "I don't want the night to end just yet." She said, under her breath. "Neither do I," they looked into each others eyes. They were about to lean in and kiss, but the water pulled under there feet so fast it made them lose their balance and they fell down onto the sand. She laid there laughing; he sat up getting angry at his dad. Annabeth grabbed the collar of his jacket and pulled him back down next to her. He joined in with her laughter. The laughter died down when they looked into each others eyes. H

"How are we supposed to get through this?" Grover asked getting a little anxious. "I'll handle this," Zeus said, and he started to grow to his full height. "Cover your eyes." Annabeth ordered. All of them except for the other gods looked away. Zeus reached down and touched the mark. The ground began to shake; the half bloods lost their balance and fell. A small portion of the mountain opened forming a tunnel. All of them moved in, Annabeth leading the way. The gods abruptly stopped, "We can't go on," Zeus said. "We will wait for it to open here." They moved on, they took the five new demigods with them. "So… what's your guys' name?"

She stayed over the night in the guest bedroom and the next morning she had a flight back to San Francisco. Annabeth and Percy drove down to the airport the next morning. They walked down to the security gates. "Here," she handed him her Yankees cap. "Why are you giving me this?" "So you can come to the gate with me. Put it on." She grabbed his hand and he put the hat on, turning him invisible. They went through security, and walked to an empty waiting area. Percy took the cap off, becoming visible again. They walked around looking through the gift shops, hand in hand. "No way…Jackson?" Someone behind them said. Percy recognized th

Percy woke up around 6A.M. by a loud banging on his door. "Whos there?" No answer. He puts on a shirt and grabbed his pen. He uncapped it, and it grew into a three foot long Greek sword. Anaklusmos. Riptide. He readied himself and opened the door. Its ok boss, its just me. Its Percys Pegasus, Blackjack. "Blackjack what wrong?" some friends in the sea need your help. "Again?" Yeah, can you help? "Yeah, Im coming." He puts on his shoes and hoped onto Blackjacks back. They flew ten miles out to sea from the shore of the beach at camp. Theyre right below us. "You dont have to wait." He jumped off the winged steed and plunged down th