Percy Jackson Artemis Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"They'll be looking everywhere for us now." Charon didn't agree. He reached up, his fingers moving quickly, and began unbuttoning the small, tight buttons of her shirt. "Just ten more minutes," he said, his voice a low, urgent murmur. "I need you, everyday in my life, my fairest Artemis. I need to feel this is over. I need you to hold me." "Well," Artemis whispered, her eyes shining with sudden, wild passion, "ten minutes is a lot of time, but I may as well thank you properly for the gifts you left me last night."

Jaxon: I can still taste you and feel you in my arms. Jaxon: I need you back in them. Artemis: Thank the gods you’re not here it would be very embarrassing for you to see how red my face is right now. Jaxon: I love your innocence, it’s a major turn on. Artemis: Everything about you is a turn-on. Is still can’t believe I’m your mystery girl. Jaxon: I’m glad it is you. It explains so much. Artemis: What do you mean?

She never loved them and when she loved, it was in such a fraternal way. The girl let out a long sigh and turned the body to stand in front of the demon. She wanted to be able to let go of all that tangle of thoughts before Geon, make the dam of her heart break and empty the place. But it wasn't as easy to say as it was easy to think. "Geon?" Artemisia called the demon, who had not stop looking at her, just changed direction. The demon looked up at her. "Don't you fear-" Artemisia couldn't say anything before she felt the demon's slightly warm lips touch hers.

God, I loved him so much. “And you expect me, the first daughter of an Alpha, future Alpha of this pack to mate with you? That’s impossible. I need someone worthy. Someone who can stand beside me. Someone powerful.” “Serena, stop! It's enough” Artemis roared, her claws scraping at the edges of my consciousness as she tried to push through. My knees trembled. A sharp, burning pain cut through my chest as if my ribs were being forced open. Artemis was fighting me, for control, fighting for him.

I had to admire her, she’d lost to much but was able to keep the iron in her fist. Jason fell from Paradis after plotting to kill his brother and now crowned prince of Paradis not to mention my husband of now three weeks. In a sudden twist of fate Alpheus got his wings back. Everyone had their eye on him. It was great and all, but I doubted he and I would be friends soon. “Artemis.” “Yeah?” “Are you coming?” Daylen was already knee deep in the hot bath. After we got married we developed a little appetite for sex in water. We were in Olympiad where we spent most of our days since my mother wasn’t keen on me leaving after so many years apart.

Artemis said as she waved her hand to her left. Not even a moment later, Cosmo and Ryleigh appeared beside her. They were both tied up, with chains wrapped around their wrists. Hunter couldn’t hold me back this time when I tried rushing forward. In a blink of an eye, I stood before my daughter, pulling her toward me. “Aw, how sweet. You almost want to make me want a daughter of my own.” Artemis sighed. “Not!” She roared as she returned to dancing around Caleb’s body.

I knew he needed to be alone so he could get his bearings in order, but now he seemed to be missing. “OH MY GODDESS!!!!” Artemis screams through the phone and I quickly remove it from my ear before she breaks my eardrum. “Shit! I am happy for you, and I can’t wait to meet my new sister, but Owen must be completely beside himself. I can’t imagine seeing my mate on another person! We gotta get to him NOW, and make sure he is alright!” I couldn’t have agreed more. “Don’t worry sis, I totally agree. My perfect, beautiful Freya completely understands”

Alcides, grappling with conflicting emotions, questioned, "What truth are you speaking of? Why have I been kept in the dark?" Artemis leaned in, her breath warm against Alcides' ear, "Your destiny is intertwined with something greater, Alcides. There are forces at play beyond our understanding, and you are a key player in this cosmic game. The time has come for you to embrace your true self, to break free from the chains that bind you." As she spoke, Artemis pressed her lips to Alcides', a subtle but potent connection forming between them. Alcides felt a surge of energy, a revelation that hinted at the untold chapters of his life.

he corrected softly. The realization landed hard. This was never just about power. Or fear. Or ancient rivalries. It was about control. Artemis did not fit into their world. Neither did Lucian. Neither, perhaps, did I. That night, the Crescent burned brighter than ever before. Silver light seeped through my skin, faint but undeniable, casting pale shadows along the walls. Artemis woke up crying, her small body trembling as she clutched at her chest. When I gathered her close, the ache inside me flared — resonating with hers, as if we were two strings pulled taut by the same unseen hand.

Just the terrifying silence of a bond stretched too thin, threatening to break at any moment. Suddenly, a jolt of energy surged through my mind, like lightning striking in the darkness. Artemis's presence flared to life, her panic and anger crashing over me in waves. "Dionysus!" she roared in my thoughts. "No, no, no! We can't lose him!" I gasped, overwhelmed by her intensity. "Artemis, please," I begged silently. "Help me save them. I don't know what to do." Her energy paced frantically within my consciousness, a caged lioness searching for escape. "Think, think," she muttered. "There has to be a way."