Percy Jackson Thalia Novels & Stories

“Now we have to walk faster, it is too dark already. Though this town is completely safe, it is still always dangerous to stay too late outside. As we walked further, it occurred to me that we had not introduced each other. As if reading my thoughts, she said “oh! Forgive my manners, I am Thelma by the way. I don’t know your name” “My name is Ralia” I said shortly smiling at her. “It is nice having to meet you” “Same here” I said. “Good thing I met you, I would not have to sleep on the streets” I laughed as I said that, she laughed too

Theodore slowly stood up. “ This is the way of the world Layla…” Theodore held his wrist with his other hand, and walked towards me. He did not seem scared, but he walked to me Slowly. The anger in me was still raging, but sorrow slowly followed. I looked past Theodore and Jamira. The children were awake. They looked frightened of me, I did not understand why they were scared, in clinging to each other. I looked down at my hands, watching the flames dance across. My nails had grown sharp. There was a puddle of water beneath my feet. My reflection took me off guard. I was in my demon form, my eyes black, my tail sharp, and my wings wide. There were blood streams down my face. I did not rec

Elaina growled drawing the scepter she had just hidden. An electric buzz ran through it now warming Elaina’s hand. She let out a gasp as a spark flew from the three spikes at its end. Focusing all her energy she aimed at Rathial who seemed genuinely worried. A streak of blinding blue light flew from the sceptor rushing straight for Rathial. He opened his mouth in surprise as it struck him in the chest. He flinched, but didn’t seem to have been too hurt. Laughing Rathial took a step forward. “You really think that will defeat me?”

In the heat of her absolute breakdown, Thalia spun around and slammed her glowing fist directly into the translucent barrier. A loud, metallic sound echoed through the valley. Instantly, under the heavy pressure of her fist, a hollow hole was poked completely through the ancient barrier. For a fraction of a second, we could see the open air of the outside world through the gap. But before we could even move, the magic of the dome surged, and the hole immediately sealed itself back up, turning perfectly smooth again. We all stood frozen in absolute, dead silence. Eileen trembled from head to toe, her voice a tiny, terrified whisper as she stared at Thalia. “Thalia... What exactly are you? Wha

The longer I lived in this world, the more I understood that. I sighed heavily. "You're causing trouble while unconscious." I folded my arms. Then unfolded them. My mind refused to stay still. I thought about Princess Lena’s arrogance and derogatory actions, the Queen with her weird ways, my uncontrollable visions, and this unexpected situation Prince Caleb is in. Everything felt tangled together, and somehow, I had become part of it. Me, Sheila. An orphan police officer who should have died and stayed dead. Instead, I ended up here. A human girl said to be carrying ancient powers nobody understood. I stared down at my hands. The faint silver glow beneath my skin flickered briefly, then disa

Alyssa asks herself in shock. "Stand up, I will not harm you," Queen Thalia said but this time with a more subtle approach. Alyssa lifts her head and stares at Queen Thalia face with shock, she looks so magnificent, her fin has to be the best, it was so bright and the scales were glittering due to the light waves caused by the sun from the sky.

She turned to Ellaine just in time to see her eat the pearl in her necklace—the Hristoax. “Because, of all my lives, this is the only one where I came to meet Aunt Margarette and Finrod!” As Ellaine swallowed the Hristoax, her whole body glowed. She felt new energy flow in her veins empowering her. Her perplexed mind became instantly cleared and her senses were improved. “No!” Ánië tossed Finrod away. “You thief!” She attacked Ellaine who released a beam of light, hurling her couple of feet away. Ellaine stared at her hands, taken aback. She is a witch. From the human pillar? But she already met Alderon, the human wizard.

he finally heard the faint click of her bedroom latch. He turned around, prepared to tease her for taking forever only to forget how to speak for half a second. Thalia stepped out slowly, nervously adjusting the hem of her pleated beige skirt as if trying to hide in it. She wore a soft ivory cropped cardigan over a sky-blue satin cami, paired with white platform sneakers and ruffled ankle socks. Her hair was half-up with a cream ribbon tying it loosely, a few strands framing her cheeks in a way that made her look almost too soft for the world.

Mom, promise me you’ll think about it. You can train, and yes, I will think about it. Now, tell me what else I should know? After she left, I called Makarius. Victoria, everything okay? Yes, I said, taking a deep breath. Cadmus had a trip, and I’m a little off, chuckled. Anyway, Thalia wants to train with Abrax. Makarius, take it slow; it seems like she is coming around for you. Thalia’s anger is deep, and she needs to release it or something bad will happen. She is very powerful, and the spirits protect her. Sometimes I see them around her, flickering shadows by her side when she is upset, or the way the lights in a room shift just a little when she passes. They warn her of danger, and once

“You’re stronger than Lyanna was. Physically, I mean. But strength isn’t always enough.” “What is, then?” “Stubbornness.” Thalia’s mouth twitched not quite a smile, but close. “The will to fight even when every instinct tells you to give in. Lyanna was kind. Sweet. She wanted to please people. That’s what killed her.” Selene’s throat tightened. “I’m not sweet.” “No,” Thalia agreed. “You’re not. That might actually save you.” She pulled a small vial from her pocket—dark glass, filled with something that shimmered faintly. “Drink this. It’ll help with the pain tonight.”