New Percy Jackson Series Novels & Stories

"Get some rest, B. Well soon be back." As Liz left, Becca lay on the couch, took some Advil and got comfy with a box of ice cream and her favorite novel, the Percy Jackson series. Few minutes later, she put down the book and closed her eyes, sighing as sleep drew her in. It was so peaceful, a meaningless dream enclosed her. Somewhere in the dream, she heard a creak. Shaking it off, Her dream continued. Hurried footsteps jolted her from the stupid dream.

I ask out of the blue when they keep on talking about the song that Katty and him composed. Serene look away the moment I ask her and decided to stare at the window. We’re now heading to school and these two keeps on bugging me because I don’t know what’s going on between them. When I met them, they were like a cat and dog that keeps on arguing about simple things but now? The he.ll! It feels weird. “Just now,” Gavin said and turn the steering wheel to the right. His eyes were focused on the road while Serene didn’t answer my question. I don’t know what’s going on but I hope, it’s for the best and it will continue.

She promptly informed us that it’s a boy. Speaking of our little oracle, she’s still unnervingly perceptive. You’ll never believe this, but she somehow knows what happened to Astaroth. Apparently, he’s alive and calling himself Ash. She said he’s ‘playing pretend’ and that he isn’t hurting anyone. I don’t know whether to be relieved or concerned. Probably both. In happier news, Nixie and Percy are moving in together! They’ve been taking things painfully slow, but she says she’s ready now, and honestly, I’m thrilled for them. It’s about time.

I take two steps forward, my shoes making just enough sound against the floor as they notice my presence. Lyssa’s head snaps up. “Zeta…!” she yelps sharply but it’s too late as I grab Percy by the front of his shirt and haul him halfway up from the chair. “What the hell do you think you’re doing?” I growl. Percy doesn’t flinch. Not even a little.

“Do not call my name if you’d keep hiding things away from me.” The next morning smelled faintly like the rain that poured in the middle of the night. I zipped up my backpack and met Percy and, surprisingly, Davin at the usual spot near the gate. “Morning, generals,” Percy said, adjusting her oversized hoodie. “Mission one: survive school without tripping over our own excitement about the wedding.” Davin smirked. “Somehow, I think you won’t survive without tripping, Percy.” “Excuse me?” Percy gasped, placing a hand over her heart. “I am composed, elegant, and… stylishly chaotic.”

THEOS POV Breakfast at the Academy was usually loud—silverware clattering, students arguing over training slots, the children of Ares bragging about bruises like trophies. Today wasn’t any different, yet it felt heavier. The Convergence always did that. I sat with Damon, picking at my food waiting for Layla and her friends to arrive while he inhaled his like he hadn’t eaten in days. He never got nervous; he got restless. I envied that. Across the dining hall, Layla slipped out with Perse and Javi trailing behind her. Even from a distance she looked tired—shoulders tense, bag slung over her, eyes unfocused like she was somewhere else entirely.

“Is he a regular at the café? If he’s a jerk, Jen, you don’t have to date into a family of jerks.” Jenna stood, hand flying to her mouth. “This isn’t funny. Don’t play like that.” “I’m not playing,” I said, brow furrowed. “Who are you talking about?” Her voice dropped to a whisper. “Percy. Percy Laskaris. The Alpha. The man who did this to you.” I stared at her. The name rang faintly, distant, like a word I’d once read and forgotten. “Percy?” I repeated. “Was he someone I graduated with? Was he at the mansion?”

Once they got to the car, he opened the door, and placed her in belting her down, he ran to the other side and started the car. We trailed Freya's scent to The weekend. Blue had told us everything that had happened, and we went back to trailing. Clyde and Julian stayed hidden in the woods, since they were in their wolf form, Lyle was far behind. That was the curse that came with being a Gamma, he was stronger than a beta, but slower than an omega. When we got back into the woods, I brought out my phone from my pocket and dialed Mollie's number. "Have you guys found her yet?."

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.

Below, Percy's eyes grew colder. “It’s our turn now.” With that said, Percy charged into the opponent’s turf. His energy surged around him on full display. He was a level nine pseudo holy tier! The battle in Lewe had officially begun!