Does Percy Jackson's Mom Die Novels & Stories

I felt like I had seen him somewhere before. The phone screen was shattered, and a large crack ran across it. Yet, Mom seemed not to notice at all. She kept frantically scrolling through the evidence and videos dug up by people online. The comments below stabbed into her heart like knives. They dealt blow after blow to her psyche. It hurt all the more with her newly regained clarity. "Is that even a mother? I get that both sisters fell, but Flora was right beside her. Her spine snapped right in front of her, and she chose to run to the pitiful and innocent-looking Cindy, who only twisted her ankle."

"We all know what happened back then was an accident, but you blamed everything on Ellie and treated Juniper like your own child. Did it ever occur to you how unfair that was to Ellie? "Sometimes, I wonder if dying felt like a relief to her." By now, Mom was weeping uncontrollably. She finally realized how terribly wrong she'd been. After Martin dropped her off at home, she sat quietly on the couch and did nothing. The apartment was pitch dark when Juniper arrived home. She turned on the lights and jumped a little. "Mom? Why are you sitting in the dark?" When Mom answered, her voice was deep and fixed intently on Juniper. "Juniper, Ellie is dead…"

“Where is mom? Why didn't you come with her? Have you been giving her pills? Or was she too weak to come with you? Take her to me already.” I noticed how silent Astra went. Her eyes slowly started to water all over again, and I moved away from her touch. “I asked you a question, Astra,” I whispered. “What happened to mom?” Astra swallowed hard. “She died, sister. The bastards watched her die. Mother wanted me to come and find you instead. She didn't see you before she went to meet with the moon goddess.” I felt my throat slowly close up. There was a sudden sharp pain in my chest. I grabbed Astra's shoulders, shaking her.

she murmured, grabbing my hand and kissed it tenderly. "I'll call the doctor," Ma said before she rushed out of the room. "Mom, where is Jace?" I questioned for the third time, hoping that she would answer me. I felt her stiffened and diverted her gaze elsewhere. "Stop worrying for now, okay? You need to heal your wounds first." "Where is he?!" I hissed, desperation in my voice. "Tell me he's okay." Mom sank her head in my hands, tears kept flowing over her cheeks. Sadness and pain crossed my Mom's face as she looked back at me. "I'm sorry. Sage. Jace is.... He's gone."

My brother and I have a hunting accident. Artemis's curse strikes me.It incinerates my heart from the inside—I need an healing ritual. But my mother, the high priestess of Artemis's temple, summons every available healer… to my brother's chamber. He only has a few scratches, yet she orders a full ritual examination for him while I lie there hollow on the sacrificial stone. I beg her to help me, but she snaps, visibly annoyed, "Can't you stop vying for my attention for once? Your brother almost damaged a sacred bone!" In the end, I die on the altar. But after the news of my death spreads, my mother, who has always despised me, completely loses her mind.

"I don't want to sit down. I want to know where my mom is." "Lyra," Marcus said quietly. She looked at him. Something in his expression terrified her. "Where's Mom?" Marcus opened his mouth. Nothing came out. "Dad?" His eyes filled with tears. "Your mother is dead." Lyra stared at him. For a moment, she didn't understand the words. "What?" "Lyra..." "No." She shook her head. "No. She's not." Marcus stepped toward her. "She was killed at the armory." "No." Lyra backed away. "You're lying." "I wish I was." "NO!" Her knees gave out. Alexa caught her before she hit the floor. "Mom..." Lyra's body shook violently. "Mom, no..." She clutched Alexa's clothes. "She was fine." Her voice became smaller

Mom informed me when she saw me entering the room. "Thanks, mom. I am sure he loves you too." I walked towards Percy and his mate to say hello, but was stopped by his parents instead. "They need a few minutes more. Percy is about to tell her about Ares." His mother told me. She had the same long slender features as Percy, but she had bright eyes with darker skin. "I see." I stood back. "I'm Ramona and this is my husband Salomon." She gestures to herself and her husband.

I didn't want to argue with him the very day that was nothing but a blessing for us. I let go of Zeus' hand. He stepped out and walked towards my mom. He knelt down on the ground in front of my mom. My dad, uncle Salvador and Aunt Rebecca also stood up, staring back and forth at Zeus and my mom. I also stood up and walked towards my dad. My mom raised her head and shivered in fear. She was not expecting Zeus to be that angry. "This was the very last time you yelled at my mate. And I am letting it slip again because you are Zeus' Aunt as well. Or otherwise, you have no idea what I might have done to you." My heart skipped a beat or two as I heard Zaric growling at my mom.

I walked towards it, and picking it up, I placed it on my ear. "Yes?" I started, urging the person on the other side of the phone to speak up. "Ava, Jackson is dead!!!!!" The sudden revelation left me stunned and speechless, and I felt my heart skip a beat. "Guess what, Ava, you… what is wrong with you?" My mother, who was so overjoyed, asked the second she saw me standing like a statue. "Summer wasn't the one killed, Mom... Jackson was! My mate is dead, and it is because of that witch!!!"

“I need to tell you the rest. About why I really kept you with Adrian for so long.” I stayed quiet, hands twisted together in my lap. “Your mother didn’t just die in an accident,” he said slowly. “The Grecos killed her. They poisoned her. Slowly. Over months. They wanted to break me, and they knew taking her would do it. But before she died, she found out something dangerous. Something they had been hiding for years.” He reached for the glass of water on the table but his hand shook too much. I helped him drink. My own hands weren’t much steadier.