Godlike Percy Jackson Justice League Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Codi quickly calms down with her father soothing her. “Justice, why do you think the Goddess chose me?” I close my eyes, feeling sleep bearing down on me. “Well, I think Mother realized things need to be different if Cordelia is to ever tame her mate.” Justice’s voice is calm and soothing now that she’s confessed everything to me. “For you, as Cordelia’s vessel-” “Please don’t call me that.” I scrunch my nose. “It gives me the ick.”

by the atmosphere into a soft, romantic pastel. "You look beautiful in this light, Darlene," a voice spoke—a voice I hadn't heard without a filter of regret in over a hundred chapters. At the far end of the marble plain, Jackson stood. But he was no longer the boy from the square or the Vizier of the High Council. He was the God of the Next Four Hundred, dressed in a suit of Obsidian-Glass Silk, his hair a crown of Gilded Starlight, and in his hand, he held the Master-Key of the Twenty-Eighth Cycle—a scepter made of Pure, Un-Optimized Ambition.

Everywhere was so silent that you could hear a pin drop. His voice lowered roughly. “You get inside my head.” His jaw clenched. “Inside my wolf.” Emotion hit me hard through the bond again. I felt his fear of loving me. I felt his need for me. “And I can’t remove you anymore.” The magic softened again. Another violent layer of Lunae energy calmed around us. Percy stared at both of his brothers silently before finally exhaling softly like he already knew resisting was pointless now. Then he stepped into the circle too.

I said "Bye Austin, take care of yourself." Silas said as he escorted me to the door and opened it up "Yeah, take care Silas" I said as I walked out of the door and after saying our final goodbyes I left the hotel but as I reached the reception, Percy wasn't at the reception so I decided to leave. Tomorrow Leo was going to leave the hospital and we can finally begin our plans to find the people who hurt them

Hercules asked as May walked inside the chambers, with her hands folded. "Really Hercules? You had to place your hand on Audrey." Hercules sighed returning back to his bed as May stood. "What is wrong with you Hercules. You are hurting the innocent girl and it clearly gives you such joy doing it. I am pretty sure the moon goddess would be upper there regretting ever merging you both together." May spoke out loud. "You would not talk to me in that manner May. I need you to know that while blood still joins you and I together, I still remain your Alpha!" Hercules stated firmly.

“I’m a virgin.” A low chuckle broke the tension, and Penelope’s eyes darted to Orion. The demigod was leaning casually against the wall, his dark leather tunic and bronze bracers catching the faint light. His grin was sly, his eyes alight with mischief. “Well, that’s gonna be a problem,” he said, his voice a rich, teasing drawl. “There’s no way you’re fooling Hades with the scent you’re giving off. The god in him will fight to claim you.” Persephone’s face flushed as she smacked his arm. “Shut up, Orion.”

I could not breathe as I tried to wake myself from the nightmare I was living. Before I could shake myself awake, I once again saw a shimmer form in front of me. “Sweet Marly, I told you there would be consequences if you did not want to give up your powers,” the Moon Goddess said to me. “You were not fair! You did not tell me I would be giving Carson up completely!” I screamed at her.

“You saw it. The light, the collapse. You think that’s protection? It’s leeching. It’s a balance that's being turned backward to increase her power.” “She’s an omega,” someone hissed. “That kind of power that she has isn’t natural.” I stood before I realized I’d moved. “You’re right,” I said. “It isn’t natural. It’s necessary. He was breaking, and you were all too afraid to move.” “Mind your tone.” The elder said as his eyes narrowed. “My tone?” I stepped forward, voice steady. “You want to call me a danger, fine. You want to call me a curse, fine. But don’t sit here pretending you’d be alive if I’d done nothing.”

But this time, Percy didn’t play along. His voice turned cold. “Then this is where our partnership ends.” “What did you say?” Jason couldn’t believe what he was hearing. Percy didn’t respond. He simply ended the call. He never imagined his boss would go this far. All because of something he said over drinks the other night—how Stellar was his first love, how he’d let her down, and how she’d never forgiven him. That alone had pushed Jason to devise a kidnapping plan, forcing her to be with Percy.

“You don’t get to call me insecure. You know nothing about me. And you know nothing about Lyssa.” He barely stumbles. Just plants his feet and looks at me with a creased brows and a smile leaves his lips. “I suggest you leave now” I add, my voice low and dangerous. “Before I have the security team throw you out.” Lyssa’s voice cuts through the tension, weak but pleading. “Zeta… you are doing this again, please stop.” I turn to her. “You are on his side now” She pushes herself up slightly, wincing. Her face is pale, lips dry, eyes tired—but there’s steel there. “Percy is my friend,” she says. “And he leaves when I grow tired of his presence.”