Percy Jackson Bracelet Novels & Stories

"After here, you try to poison the human brain so they will follow your request. Tell me honestly what happened, and if they believe, contact us immediately. We will prepare a place for them." Everyone nods. Then, Cia opened one of her hands, it was like a jewel. The small pea-sized object shot up into hundreds of pieces and alighted on the wrists of all the demigods present. It turned into a thin black bracelet. Everyone present looked at Arlcia questioningly. "Talk to the bracelet if you are going to report or need help. It will immediately connect with me because I am the one responsible for all this. Don't try to betray me, I will know and kill you immediately."

There was a very delicate vintage bracelet made with blue agate with a gold rim. The bracelet didn’t look very valuable. It was just a worthless bracelet. “Mom, what are you looking at?” Willow’s sudden presence made Leila jump. She put the bracelet aside and said, “What else? Your dad was keeping Marina’s items.” Willow’s eyes went straight to the bracelet. “That’s such a beautiful bracelet.” She wanted to put it on. Leila stopped her. “You dare put on something that screams bad luck?” “Mom, it’s just a bracelet. There’s nothing scary about it. I just think that it’s pretty.” Willow put it on.

Draco looked at him with creased brows as Edrand returned to stand before him. “What’s this?” Draco asked, opening the box Edrand gave to him. “A bracelet, my lord, come on, bring it out.” Draco gingerly pulled it out, taking in the bracelet dotted with shiny black diamonds. “It’s beautiful,” he commented. “You like it, my lord?” Edrand was eager to know. Although the bracelet looked simple and elegant, it wasn’t an ordinary bracelet. It was a magical tracker bracelet that’d always alarm Edrand whenever Draco was with another.

“What’s wrong?” “Nothing,” I said as I choked back the tears. I found the bracelet curled up in the corner of the backpack. I grasped it between my index- and middle finger and pulled it out of the hole. I stared at the stainless steel bracelet with the multi-coloured charms, each a handmade little masterpiece: a small ballet dancer, a little foot, a full moon, two tiny crowns, a wolf, a little castle, and… I stopped running the charms through my fingers. I never questioned them. I always thought they were just pretty little trinkets, but they weren't. “Troy?” I whispered.

“You both have the necklace, but the one who saved me six years ago had left behind a bracelet with the same crest. If what happened with what Lia did happens with the bracelet, that will prove who the crest belongs to.” “But the bracelet isn’t here. Also, you have restricted my access to Z.H Tech.” Arielle responded. “The bracelet is right here.” Jaxon walked toward us, holding the bracelet above his head. “Zydan texted me to bring the bracelet.” “I will test it first this time. If I can cause the same effect, it will be pointless for Arielle to try again.” I held my hand out to Jaxon.

I grabbed the note, wanting to read it before searching through the contents of the pouch. I’m sorry they forgot this year. They’ll make it up to you, I promise. Here’s a pouch full of gifts to make up for it. The bracelet is my extra gift, it’s charmed for luck. Keep it on all year. I love you, my son. Happy birthday! –Your father, Percy. So they all did forget. It hurt to know, but I guess with everything that happened I could understand them forgetting. I just wish someone would have remembered. I played with the bracelet on my wrist for a moment.

Coco slid the ribbons off, taking care to not rip the paper. "Lacey, this is beautiful." Jessica stared down into her already opened box, shreds of paper on the floor. "Isn't it?" Lacey clapped her hands together. "This one student makes these, and I thought it was perfect." Coco finally tugged the top of the box off. The inside was velvet, cradling a bracelet that glittered with silver beads, set between larger ones in shades of orange, yellow and green with charms dangling here and there. She held it up to get a better look at the charms, each one a lifelike animal, with the details painted on so fine she had to squint to see them. A little watch face hung off one side, ticking off the tim

“She said you would know something about it. They attacked the pack I was staying in and took the bracelet. I need to get it back before it gets into the wrong hands.” “The bracelet, why is it so important?” I told her everything, how my father gave me that bracelet to keep my powers and also about Silas. She looked at the clock on the wall and stared at it for a few moments. It looked like a simple gesture but her hands were moving in accordance with the seconds. “Magma.”

Then I ordered fried chicken and a cold soda, ignoring everything the doctor told me. James walked over, snatched the food, and threw it away. "You know you had a bad stomach. Why are you still eating this stuff?" He pulled a small box from his bag and handed it to me. "Got you something. It took a lot of effort." Inside was a bracelet. Rare. Expensive. Probably worth over 10 million dollars. He was not lying. This kind of piece was difficult to get. He must have pulled every string he had. If he had given it to me before we got married, I would have jumped into his arms.