Percy Apollo Novels & Stories

His eyes flicked back and forth between the two of them, waiting for some explanation why he was currently here and not in Greece. Apollo clapped his hands. "Well, come along," he said. "We're all heading to the Merritt Province." Caleb frowned, watching as Pandora quickly grabbed her belongings. His eyes returned to Apollo, who deposited the suitcase he had put on the train to Greece. What in the world was happening? "You do want to find Persephone, correct?" Apollo questioned. Caleb nodded. "Of course." "Then we need to find Opal Covington," Pandora told him as she walked up to him. "Isn't that right, Lawrence Covington?"

(VERA’s POV) As for Apollo, he was also making new friends at school. He had met a boy named Lucas, who shared his love of adventure and exploration. The two of them would spend hours talking about their favorite books and movies, and they would often go on adventures together. Lucas was a bit of a wild child, always looking for the next big thrill. But he was also kind and loyal, and Apollo adored him. I was happy to see Apollo thriving, but I was also a little wary of Lucas's influence. He seemed like a good kid, but I knew that he could also be a bit of a troublemaker.

If I died, so did his curse. Taylor looked at me expectantly as she chewed her burger. If she had been properly trained, she would know my history, though she may not be aware that I was the one the history spoke of. I sighed deeply, considering where to start. I didn’t want to let her any further into my past than necessary. That was a recipe for disaster, one where I succumbed to the mate bond and lost yet another mortal mate. “Apollo is just one of his many names.” I finally spoke. “When I knew him, he was simply God. As your kind broke into factions, he was given many names to choose from. Apollo is just his favorite.”

Apollo's voice carried an edge of irritation. "It's me, Lucas, Alpha Ryder's son," Lucas introduced himself. "What are you doing here, kid? Didn't I tell you to stay away from my daughters?" Apollo scolded. "Come on, don't take your anger out on a child," Amelia interjected. Apollo brushed her comment aside. "Well, I came to give Sophia these flowers and a gift for her birthday," Lucas explained. Apollo growled as he snatched the flowers and gift from Lucas, tossing them onto the bed in the room.

3rd Person POV Logan calls Apollo to ask if he has any new information to share with him. He hasn't seen him or heard of him in five days. He clenched his fist around the phone, mumbling under his breath. "It's pointless to call Apollo sometimes," He was upset that Apollo hadn't answered his call. Logan clutched the terrace railings and blasted out air. His meeting with Percival was canceled because Uno needed him. "Boss, is there a problem?" Dev inquired, sitting to the side. He rose and approached Logan. "Do I need to kill anyone from your enemies?"

I said to the receptionist. Wearing a sweet smile on her face, she uttered, “Sorry, Sir. I can't let anyone upstairs without an appointment.” “Alpha.” “Pardon?” “Address me with my name. Alpha Leonardo.” “Sorry, Alpha Leona…. Eeh?” Her eyes went wide as her hands flew to her mouth. Bowing her head immediately, “I'm very sorry, Alpha. I’m sorry for not recognizing you. Miss Piper’s room number is 38. She stays on the last floor.” The receptionist finally gave me the information required.

What does he know that's weighing so heavily on his conscience? "Hello, Apollo," I say, a smirk spreading across my face. "How's our... special guest doing?" Apollo's eyes, a striking hazel that reminds me painfully of another pair I've had dreams of brutally carving out, dart to mine before quickly looking away again. He maintains his rigid posture as he responds. "He's alive, sir," Apollo says, his voice carefully neutral. "We've followed your orders to the letter. He's fed once a week, and given water every four days."

“Apollo, we meant every word. I know he’ll eventually understand, but it’s going to be hard at first. I know that there are things that you can keep a secret from him, including this conversation, so please help him through his pain because he won’t be able to comprehend it.” Apollo nodded. “It’s been a pleasure, Alpha Denice. You’ll make one hell of an Alpha one day, even if you already are. Take care and may the Moon Goddess be with you both.” Apollo then retreated and gave up his control. Derreck’s emerald-green eyes were back.

Once he saw Ava was in the clear, he turned on his heels, gone in an instant, just as he’d done before. “Who was that?” “Master Hunter Constantine,” the woman Rowen responded with complete matter-of-factness. “The millionaire tech guy?” “Billionaire. The heir to the Apollyon Corporation. He’s also a high-end real estate investor,” Rebecca said as if her whole job as an assistant was knowing everyone on the island’s life story. Tapping on her clipboard, she noted, “He’s one of our most prominent guests.”

Lux My body went cold at the mention of his name. His scent isn’t here though, but maybe things like that change in the spirit world. But he’s the last person I want to be around. If Rion’s words were true then why would I be in front of Apollo. I try not to stutter as I ask< “Wh…what’s your name?” He chuckles before answering me, “Apollo or Apollon whatever you prefer. I’m the god of prophecy and oracles and music, song, and poetry. Of archery, healing, plague, and disease, and the protection of young!”