Percy Jackson Trains Before Camp Fanfiction Novels & Stories

RPOV Songs: THISKIDSNOTALRIGHT by AWOLNATION, Wednesday Night Melody by Bleached The first few days of training were...interesting to say the least. After my long, yet necessary, speech I had sent Eddie to go out and look for Guardian Belikov. Granted, I had been late to my fair share of trainings in the past, but there was no way in hell I would let my troops in on that minor detail, or would I tolerate it at camp. I had to establish my authority and if I let them get away with stunts like this on the first day, they would walk all over me.

i try to clean my hands in a tainted cloth so i can hug them. "School sucks!", Percy bursts out, almost in tears. He runs up straight to his room. It is not yet completed, but has the basic for survival- a bed, a desk and a closet. I follow him with my eyes and then before i have time to say anything more to anyone, they all scatter around the house, talking to themselves, throwing and kicking stuff around. I suppose they had the same day as i did.

“You said I have the right to make the final decision and for this case, this is my final decision.” I rose to my feet, facing Jeremy, “Let me know the training schedule when you figure it out. I believe I'm late for my morning training.” After one look at Lori, I left for the living room, heading for the purifying hut to train. I thought Lori would follow me but instead, Raiden stormed after me. Goddess knew I wasn't in the mood to fight him as I was barely holding back tears of frustration but Raiden didn't notice… Not before he hissed at me, “Are you planning to end your life!”

"It's just a game, Percy. I'm just indulging a curiosity of mine. It's not illegal, and you have no right to control it." Her cheeks flushed red as she spoke convincingly. "Then I'll leave. This is too much for me. Enjoy your game!" I said, turning to walk away. But she grabbed my arm, pleading with me. "Please, Percy, I haven't finished the training yet. Just wait a moment." "You can train by yourselves. I'm out of here." As I spoke, I suddenly realized what they were talking about—intercourse! "Master, we want to train our obedience."

“We are going to the ball and then we will see when Cade and Maddox get here.” “We want more information on the camp and Ricky, before we make a move. I put someone under cover to see if they can scout anything out.” Piercy sighed. “So I woke up to come down here so we can look at each other’s faces?” Turning around, I just leaned against the wall with my arms folded. “No. I want to get a training session in with you.” Beau squared up to me. A move that I hated. A move that he knew provoked me. My eyes instantly narrowed at him.

Jax laughed, throwing an arm around my shoulder. I shook my head but my mom was nodding and I sighed. “I guess so.” My mom pointed to AJ and Jax who just high five-ed each other: “Anyone who shows up tomorrow, gets the same training.” Suddenly, their excitement dropped and Lucy started to laugh. “I’ll brave training to see these two grow tails out their butts.” Smiling, I put my hand in my pocket and I gasped. Walking over to Mom, I handed her the note. She took it and felt it.

“Do you mind starting training without me? Cara is getting released and I want to see her.” “Yeah, go see your girl. We’ll be in training when you’re done.” I run upstairs to drop off my things and change quickly. I get the mind link from Jason that he’s heading to training because Cara is getting released. I head downstairs and walk outside. They will have to pass the pack house on their way back home. I find a place in the sun. I want to stand out so she will see me as they pass.

That is the last thing that I want for all of them. Slowly making my way to the training grounds, I can already hear the bickering of my two friends. "You are so stupid, Percy! I said you should dodge the attack! Why on earth did you do the exact opposite?" Rose puffed with her hands on her waist. "I didn't know you were hitting me for real! It is called sparring for a reason!" Percy facepalmed and went on holding his waist too. My lips formed a smile at the sight of them. Once I'm sixteen, I won't be seeing this scene.

"P-please help me." His jaw ticked, but he didn't say a word. He turned toward the door. "Training starts at six." he said. "Don't be late." And just like that, he walked out. I stared at the open door. My heart pounding in my chest. My tears were dried. I've made my choice. I would train until every part of me was sharper and stronger. Because one day... I would return to Kieran. Not as the weak girl he threw away but as the nightmare he never saw coming.

The sun had barely broken through the dense canopy of trees when I arrived at the training grounds. My chest tightened with anticipation, a mix of nerves, excitement, and the underlying tension that always seemed to accompany Jaxon. Lucas had insisted I come early—“Pack training isn’t something you can step into blindly,” he had said, a hint of concern in his sandy blond eyes. I trusted him, of course, but my heart still skipped every time I thought about what awaited.