The Gods Want Percy Back Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"I'll be back before you know it, okay?" I nodded, "Okay." I attempted a small smile. "Bring something from your trip, something magical Zeus' would be nice, or Hera...maybe something mentioned in those Percy Jackson books," I said and he smiled. "Why don't I just bring the whole of mount Olympus." The sarcastic reply earned a smile from me.

"When Bydona came of age and descended to the mortal realm for her trial, she was almost betrothed to me. If it wasn't for your interference, we would've had three kids by now. Now, things have simply returned to the way they should be. If you're planning to steal her away again, I wouldn't mind if the Celestial Skies appoint a new God of War." Fytar's murderous aura was impossible to hide. My father rubbed his temples and looked at Guerrian unhappily. "Didn't you come to ask for my permission to marry a flower nymph a few days ago? I already agreed to it. Why are you still here causing a scene?" Guerrian immediately knelt before my father. "Lord Eses, Bydona previously requested to marry me

All of the things he did to my parents and others as well. “Derrick will stop at nothing to win.” Marcus continued. “He truly believes that he can be a god and rule over the entire supernatural community and his plan is to use the goddess living inside the girl to achieve that. The attacks with the hounds are just the beginning, once he has the goddess back, he won’t be stopped. He will offer her whatever she wants to get rid of the girl and work with him.” ‘There is nothing that he can offer me,’ Athena spoke up inside my chest and I tried not to startle at the sound of her voice.

Chapter 33: Seducing You "By the divine power bestowed upon me by the Moon Goddess, I now proclaim you as the Crown Princess of the Lycan Kingdom. Congratulations, Princess Abigail Faith Valor. Please, hail our princess!" We all began to bow before her. I could clearly see the excitement and happiness on her face, and I felt a pang of guilt, knowing I once kept this moment from her. I felt Reagan's hand slide into mine, and I looked up at him. "Our children have grown up so much," he said, and I nodded in agreement, feeling that same bittersweet sentiment.

This world should be ruled by supernatural creatures. Perseus sighed. "I still can't understand why you want them vanished, but I can't let you do this. This is a betrayal to God and we can't destroy his creation." Perseus's voice was unhappy. Even no one should destroy God's creation. "It means you're not going to stand with me," Kendrio snarled showing his canines. "I am with you, but not on this," Perseus stood up, fearing he might lose his mind and something which he might regret later.

Persephone rests a hand on Nathan’s shoulder, sympathy shining in her gaze. “She’ll return to you,” Persephone says. “That’s all she’s spoken of for months. Go. Live. And wait for her.” Then she floats into the air, her power blanketing everything around us. “I need to reclaim my realm,” she says, and glides toward the remaining demons and fae. Arya and I get back to work. All around us are reunions and heartbreak. Screams of joy. Cries of horror. War doesn’t end cleanly—not even for the victors.

I said I'd even the score. I wiped my tears forcefully using the back of my hand. Cadmus truly brings out the worst in me, and Percy brings out this part of me that I want to keep hidden. "You're too focused on seeing Cadmus hit the ground. That's why you're being reckless. That's why I think this is enough. Percival's company is expanding year after year. He's doing the impossible month after month. Just so he could please you. What else do you want?"

Trust, once broken, was not easily rebuilt. Percy, though victorious, was left with a heavy heart. He had lost so many dear friends, and the peace he had worked so hard to maintain now felt more fragile than ever. He was now alone, in the midst of saber-toothed werewolves. But even in the face of such loss, Percy remained resolute. He knew that his fight wasn’t over, that the path to true acceptance was long and fraught with danger. But he also knew that he couldn’t give up—not for himself, not for his family, and not for the people of Clovis City.

Mindy grabbed her by the hair and dragged her toward the bedroom, ignoring her screams. "Percy!" she barked. "Come deal with her!" Percy froze, his face twisting. His arm was injured but not badly. Cyrus had aimed to cripple, not kill. He wanted them to rot, not die quickly. Percy could still move, though clumsily. He hesitated. "Mindy, that's not right. I really like her. How can I hurt her?" Diana trembled on the bed, her voice breaking as she pleaded, "Please don't. Percy, you said you loved me, didn't you?"

Wisdom inhales, "Let's get this over with." Down the hallway in the conference room Larisa, Beauden, Carmine, Ossian, Deshal, Einar, Roarke, Efrem, Alpha Peyton, Alpha Shaf, and Idris are looking at all the Gods and Goddesses of Greece. Lycan King Joaquin is also there. Alpha Peyton looks at Larisa and Ossian “Weren’t you two dead?” “Yes, It’s a long story. But to make a long story short. Our daughter brought us back.” Larisa hugs him.