Who Betrayed Percy Jackson Novels & Stories

“Please…please don’t kill me. I told you everything!” I grab him by the collar, yanking him close until my nose brushes his. “Oh, I’m not going to kill you. Yet. Tell me who told you about Alex's condition!” “I'VE TOLD YOU! IT WAS ATHENA! ASK HER IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME, DAMMIT! I release him as my chest rises and falls. Athena was the one who betrayed us? Alex left everything for her and this is how she repays him?

The very air he breathed seemed to taint the room, and I wanted to rip my skin off just to be free of his presence. Somehow he had managed to break through our defense system last night, but I knew, with every fiber of my being, that someone had helped him. He couldn’t have done it without outside support, without someone on the inside. The royal army was loyal; they wouldn't just let an enemy slip by. The thought of a traitor within our ranks made my blood run cold. Who could it be? Who would betray Perseus, after all he had done for them, for Bloodthorn? The question gnawed at me, a cold fear twisting in my gut.

I whisper to Alex, “I will, my love. I will fight for every heartbeat we have yet to share. The investigation intensifies, and soon, the pieces of the puzzle begin to fall into place. With the help of trusted allies like Jonah, Gabriel, and even Mara, I unearth connections that point to a betrayal within our ranks, a hidden hand that has been manipulating events from the shadows. The revelation is as shocking as it is painful: someone I had once considered a confidant, a friend, had been feeding secrets to those who sought to reignite the flames of discord.

There was no escape. The moment I opened my mouth to speak, the words had spilled out, raw and jagged. Everything I had bottled up inside. My mother’s horrified gasp, my father’s silence—it had all been too much but worth it. They were the ones responsible for all of this, the ones who had pushed me into this wretched position. But I had been the one who had betrayed Zeus. Alpha Zeus.

It was clear that Evans was not willing to relinquish his power peacefully, and his defiance would have severe consequences. "Summon Jason," I commanded, my voice firm and resolute. "We need to prepare the recruits for action. This betrayal cannot go unanswered." As the orders were relayed, my mind raced with a mix of anger and disappointment. Jason, the hypocrite, had cunningly used my trust to sow the seeds of rebellion within the camp. He had manipulated the recruits, molding them into instruments of his deceitful plan.

“Why the hell did you betray me? Why did you kill everyone?!” He chuckled when I pulled his head back, his eyes slightly closed and already bruising. “I thought you were smart, Athena. I guess there are a lot of disappointing things about you. You betrayed me first, didn’t you?” “What the hell are you talking about?!” I hissed. “Our deal was you would always supply me with that bastard’s whereabouts, but three days in Sicily and you’d started giving me the wrong ones. Thought I wouldn't find out, didn't you?”

“But I will look, and I won’t say anything untoward. All right?” “That will be all right,” she agreed, giving my hand one last squeeze before letting go. At least we could both recognize a stalemate when we reached one. I stepped to the side, allowing my mother to gather her jacket before walking off the plane. I followed her and a moment later, my beta, Bane, fell into step behind me. Both he and my chief financial officer at Silverstreak Motors, Tala, had the good manners to pretend they hadn’t witnessed any of that conversation.

I wanted to keep her to myself and protect her. That didn’t go well, and it brought about the rebellion in the pack and my brother Ace did not make things easier. He told the pack how I had betrayed them by trying to hide the only key to breaking the curse and keeping her for myself. He was right. I wanted to keep Jaclyn for myself and myself alone. It was selfish and a risk, but I was willing to make it with my head held strong and feeling no remorse. Not until her attack at the school did I realise I cannot hide or keep her away as I wanted. The pack had gone out of control and would gladly kill her if I didn’t do what needed to be done.

"Well, I guess he wasn't that smart as well. Mom and dad tricked him. They did something—" "Mom and dad?" His face screamed more confusion. "Yes, my parents. They escaped from Percy's hands with the help of Guardian Leo—" I explained everything to him. Every detail of what happened so he could cope up. "Your mom imprisoned Percy in a jar?" "Yes, he tried to steal their powers, he also tried to steal mine. It's the only way mom could think of to protect us from him. Mom cannot kill her own brother so..." I shrugged. Fenris was speechless. He stared at the wall as if trying to sink into everything on his mind. He also couldn't accept the fact that Gonzalo betrayed him. He was angry. He felt li

The hideout felt like a temporary haven, but they both knew the real battle lay ahead. But the calm shattered when Marcus turned on them, revealing his true allegiance with a cold smile and a gun pointed at Elara’s head. The tech heir’s betrayal had been the final knife in the back, his undercover claim nothing but a carefully crafted lie. The group’s dynamics fractured completely, the revelation leaving them stunned as they realized how deeply Marcus had played them all.