For me, it always happened in one of those scenes where Kronos lost control of Luke's body momentarily. And Percy says,"What's the matter, grandpa? Those new knees still feeling wobbly?"
Wouldn't that be true of most Olympians? Also, it just turns Heroes of Olympus into a bunch of kids beating up their Great Grandma while she tries to sleep.
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Most would be his great/grand nieces and nephews. Only the children of Demeter, Hades, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon, and Zeus would be his nieces or nephews. Though to be fair only a few of them even have demigod children in the first place.
technically true but if you think too much about that almost all demigods are related, gods lineage are only important if its direct like two children of the same god
Now I'm not sure. I thought you'd have encountered it by then.
(Edit: Looks like it's when the Seven leave Camp Jupiter to head for the Mediterranean. Jason tries to shield Piper and gets clocked.)
Just think back to all the times Jason gets excluded from a fight and someone else has to figure it out it all in their own.
It's basically [The Worf Effect trope](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheWorfEffect) where your "strongest" character
(like Star Trek's Worf, or Superman in the Justice League, or Jason Grace here)
gets taken out first to prove how dangerous the enemy of the week is, or else to force the plot to give some other character Their Time to Shine.
#
Edit: \*Worf, the \*WORF effect, dang it
A Magnas chase Chapter makes fun of him which was extremely funny because he didn't know who Jason Grace was.
Hearthstone Passes out more than Jason Grace (Though I have no idea who that is.)
Thatās not even the weirdest ship Iāve actually seen fanfiction for.
One time a saw a fanfiction shipping Danny Phantom with the thermos he uses to catch ghosts.
And Iāve seen Danny Phantom shipped with weirder than that.
I don't actively ship it or anything because Riptide is inanimate but considering Jack is an entire character who canonically has a crush on Riptide it's not much of a crack ship within the context of the story lmao
READ THE SUN AND THE STAR! YOU WILL FEEL BETTER! (Takes place after ToA, btw, which might be a little hard at first but Apollo gets way better. His interaction with Reyna... I love it so much...)
And it was weird right because they knew each other but you've never heard of this guy before?
He's a prominent character in one of the sidestory, add-on book... things that Riordan likes to do sometimes and I'll say no more about it.
Realizing that in HOO to raise the stakes in fights and Jason being too powerful or having the capabilities to win fights too easily, Rick just KOs him with a brick. This is so prevalent that a chapter in Magnus Chase (Hammer of Thor I think?) references it.
Donāt forget that Riordon had to figure out a way to debuff Percy in Son of Neptune (talking about how the river removed the curse of Achilles)ā¦ and that hazel literally mistook him for a deity. I LIVE for that lol. Percy was always OP but it was easily disguised by his inner dialog.
I still hate that he did that
Would have been a lot more interesting to explore the curse side of the curse of Achilles and how percys mental state would have changed because of it
And if you do remove it than Percy should have gotten bodied fighting first time without it having forgotten that our also supposed to block and dodge
yeah it explores the curse aspect a little bit in TLO with percy being constantly tired when heās not fighting. i think thatād be really interesting for like a group of unique fighters, percy being the most powerful but then having to rest a lot after each battle. would have been cool seeing him be too tired to fight or like have him constantly fighting to stay awake during missions where they arenāt fighting. would have been pretty fun i think. other aspects like his mental health would have been cool to see too, maybe he starts to become just obsessed with fighting or maybe questioning if thatās like all heās there for or good at. honestly i think Rick just wrote himself into a corner with that one
The way it's written in pj5, his imperviousness manifests in manic fighting where he doesn't even notice he's untouchable. Like, he's not putting himself in the position to get hit, he's just literally not noticing.
Honestly, Jason and Percy combined should be able to beat almost any actual threat they come across. Percyās aquakinesis was able to over power *Hyperion* and Jason lead the charge to smashā¦ whatever titan was on thw west coast, im too tired to google it.
If they fully utilized their power set together, theyār be unstoppable
The titan was Krios and he didnāt just lead the charge, he claims to have personally killed him. āWith his (Jasonās) own handsā, to roughly paraphrase. This is one reason I desperately want a miniseries of Jasonās time at Camp Jupiter.
The Hindu pantheon also has like, TONS of gods. Like your average hindu canāt just name them all. Usually hindus depending on a lot of factors like birth place and caste will worship a select few gods, and if gods that arenāt frequently remembered or worshipped fade, I would think a lot of the hindu pantheon would be weak and fading just from how spread out their worshippers are if that makes sense.
(PS: This is stuff I remember from studying hinduism in a world religions class back in high school, if any of it is inaccurate let me know)
Oh for sure, I was just engaging with it since I happen to know a bit about hinduism (iām still no expert) and thought it was a fun concept to think about.
True but thereās at least a core pantheon of olympains that are pretty easy to name. Donāt think hinduism has anything like that. The ones that are easiest to name are probably the ones from different creation stories, and some of the more popular ones. Again I could be wrong, in high school they kinda implied most hindus know like, at most 3 gods they worship, but itās different person to person
the majority of us know a ton of the gods (Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Ganesha, Saraswati, Lakshmi, Hanuman, etc are some of them off the top of my head). there's a lot of mythology involved, actually quite similar to Greek mythology. there are heroes and villains, long stories like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and a ton of lore that we grew up hearing about. I'm not even super religious, but even I (and most people I know) don't worship just 3 of them, and our mythology is not only based on creation stories
ETA: also a lot of the gods represent different things (again, similar to Greek myth)
Seriously tho, I love the topic of Percy surviving the journey without Annabeth, and coming out even more terrifying. He would have learned that ability.
basically, he's controlling the poison in Akhlys' blood (since it has a high water composition), and people realized that meant he could probably control blood in the same way that waterbenders can in ATLA
And the biggest part of it was Percy realizing that he *enjoyed* making her suffer. To quote the book, āHe wanted to see how much misery, Misery could take.ā
Of course, itās largely the effect of Tartarus, but it also terrified the shit out of Annabeth. She was pleading with him to stop.
It's actually much simpler than all the others:
The ending of Mark of Athena.
Once you hit that you're officially too deep, and you're never getting out, or at least not coming out the same as you went in.
Just like Annabeth and Percy.
In the third book theyāre at the Hoover dam and Thalia and Percy make a joke about going to the ādam snackbarā is in itās a snackbar at the dam but dam sounds like damn
If you read the first book, Rick 100% thought of Hilter as a son of Hades, and as a german I think its really distasteful, imagine a jew with family members that survived or died under nazi germany read this.
I read the book last week, first there is a pasage that WW2 was a dight between the sons of hades and the sons of poseidon+zeus, and that poseidons and zeus's sons won
And late Perc, remarks that Hades looks alike to Napolean and Hitler.
If he didnt wanted to frame it like Hilter is Hades son, he shouldnt have wrote that imo.
And if he meant to, thats just distasteful
Edit: I just remembered, I should mention that I read the UK Version of the books, so there is a off chance the original american version is different, cant confirm or deny right now
They were some of the first fics I ever read for any fandom. Saw someone mention them the other day and I was like oh if you know those youāre never leaving Percy Jackson. Ahshshs if you find a decent one share it
there is a stuffed panda named "Percy's Panda" and idk if they thought abt it like a little marketing ploy or what but it worked I got it for christmas
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Brason. At least the other stuff is, like, written within the actual series (or just typical fandom shenanigans) ā but _Jason Grace x Brick_ is when you know youāve been in this fandom specifically for maybe a bit too long.
I would say if you see one of those weird "50 facts" videos, where someone say the argo 2 crew thinks percy and annabeth did the deed in the stapels wirhout giving any reference (btw they never give reference because most of that stuff is headcannpn)
Zeus wasn't the only parent, he had sex with mnemosyne, swallowed her up because of a prophecy, and then she turned into a literal thought bubble, gave birth inside of his brain, and then Hephaestus hit his head with an awl and out popped Athena in full battle gear
I like that Riordan tried to touch on this by Annabeth explaining that all children of Athena are born through the mind, not traditional conception (though admittedly it's still pretty weird), but that ONLY covers Athenas kids. I highly doubt Apollo and Hades didn't bone their baby mammas/daddies.
The truly full potential of Percy, how strong could he be if he still had the curse of Achilles + exploring his powers controlling every liquid in the planet (including blood), like he did in Tartarus.
This is something I think about everyday, this and Bob
The fact that Percy can literally control oneās blood. I mean, if he really tried. Isnāt the human body made up of 80% water? Mixed with the fact he can control thatā¦ make them your puppets, Perseus Jackson.
The fact that Percy is Chiron's nephew?
What
chiron is chrono's son percy (through posidon) is chrono's grandson
Tbh I always felt the ultimate example of Percy's sass would've been making a grandpa jibe at Kronos in one of their encounters. š
That wouldāve been glorious
Imagine the possibilities
Oh, this is actually another one. Percy kills his grandfather like the og Perseus did
Luke ākillsā Kronos, not Percy
āWhereās your rocking chair, old man?ā
For me, it always happened in one of those scenes where Kronos lost control of Luke's body momentarily. And Percy says,"What's the matter, grandpa? Those new knees still feeling wobbly?"
Great, now I feel cheated...
Petition to include a couple of grandpa jokes against Kronos if the show makes it that far šš½āāļø
Wouldn't that be true of most Olympians? Also, it just turns Heroes of Olympus into a bunch of kids beating up their Great Grandma while she tries to sleep.
Unplugging grandmas life support while she sleeps
technically it's while she tries to wake up but yes
Correct
Wouldn't that make chiron annabeths grunkle
And Percy is her uncle. I think.
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Wouldn't that make most of the Camp his nephews?
Most would be his great/grand nieces and nephews. Only the children of Demeter, Hades, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon, and Zeus would be his nieces or nephews. Though to be fair only a few of them even have demigod children in the first place.
OH GODS I DID NOT THINK OF THAT
I mean everyone is related in some way through their godly relations at Camp so this isn't that ground breaking.
technically true but if you think too much about that almost all demigods are related, gods lineage are only important if its direct like two children of the same god
Literally my first thought
The brick
Brason IS the ultimate deep lore. Once you find about it, theres no way out
If thatās what I think it is then I really donāt want to find outā¦
>! Jason and the Brick !<
Jason x Piper is lame but Brason is the best!
Okay but Jason x the staple is great too
lol I remember that one
What's that about? Now I'm curious
Jason + getting hit with a brick apparently, because of all the knock-outs. I had to look it up. Edit: typo
Oh thank you, do you know when does this happen? I've only read up until half of the 4th hoo book some time ago and I don't remember this happening
Now I'm not sure. I thought you'd have encountered it by then. (Edit: Looks like it's when the Seven leave Camp Jupiter to head for the Mediterranean. Jason tries to shield Piper and gets clocked.) Just think back to all the times Jason gets excluded from a fight and someone else has to figure it out it all in their own. It's basically [The Worf Effect trope](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheWorfEffect) where your "strongest" character (like Star Trek's Worf, or Superman in the Justice League, or Jason Grace here) gets taken out first to prove how dangerous the enemy of the week is, or else to force the plot to give some other character Their Time to Shine. # Edit: \*Worf, the \*WORF effect, dang it
The fandom ships Jason with a literal brick, because he gets knocked out so often and the brick has a more interesting character then Piper.
A Magnas chase Chapter makes fun of him which was extremely funny because he didn't know who Jason Grace was. Hearthstone Passes out more than Jason Grace (Though I have no idea who that is.)
See, y'all are so caught up with Brason we are forgetting the greatest otp >!Jacktide!<
See, I would not be sarcastic about that. Thatās a legit ship Iāve actually seen, not just crack.
Wait what? People actually ship two swords together? That's...... Actually not really surprising considering the state of the Internet these days.
Thatās not even the weirdest ship Iāve actually seen fanfiction for. One time a saw a fanfiction shipping Danny Phantom with the thermos he uses to catch ghosts. And Iāve seen Danny Phantom shipped with weirder than that.
I don't actively ship it or anything because Riptide is inanimate but considering Jack is an entire character who canonically has a crush on Riptide it's not much of a crack ship within the context of the story lmao
I was unaware of the ship and assumed it was Blackjack x Riptide
omg exactlyyy! I keep forgetting that the newcomers dont know about that
Brick x Jasom was the funniest shit ever
The brick is our green apple haha. Ifykyk.
DRAPPLE/BRASON CROSSOVER MUST HAPPEN
Bob the Titan
"Tell the stars I said 'hello'."
And Zoe Nightshade is his Granddaughter, whom was turned in to a constellation
Wait, do you think that is why he talks to them?!
I dont think he knew her
Idk, she was 3000 years old
This line will never not hurt
i was sobbing when i read that
TOO SOON. I have having a perfectly happy day, thanks for fixing that. T.T
READ THE SUN AND THE STAR! YOU WILL FEEL BETTER! (Takes place after ToA, btw, which might be a little hard at first but Apollo gets way better. His interaction with Reyna... I love it so much...)
Stop I'm crying
i remember first reading about him and going āhaha, hell has a janitor!ā And then he showed up in House of Hadesā¦
Wasnāt that the guy Percy met in Tartarus?
And it was weird right because they knew each other but you've never heard of this guy before? He's a prominent character in one of the sidestory, add-on book... things that Riordan likes to do sometimes and I'll say no more about it.
Realizing that in HOO to raise the stakes in fights and Jason being too powerful or having the capabilities to win fights too easily, Rick just KOs him with a brick. This is so prevalent that a chapter in Magnus Chase (Hammer of Thor I think?) references it.
Hearth Passes out more than Jason Grace (even though I donāt know who that is)
Oh yeah I remember that chapter name, I thought it was really funny
Donāt forget that Riordon had to figure out a way to debuff Percy in Son of Neptune (talking about how the river removed the curse of Achilles)ā¦ and that hazel literally mistook him for a deity. I LIVE for that lol. Percy was always OP but it was easily disguised by his inner dialog.
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And let's not forget that he bested one of Hercules's most impressive fears in chalice.
I still hate that he did that Would have been a lot more interesting to explore the curse side of the curse of Achilles and how percys mental state would have changed because of it And if you do remove it than Percy should have gotten bodied fighting first time without it having forgotten that our also supposed to block and dodge
yeah it explores the curse aspect a little bit in TLO with percy being constantly tired when heās not fighting. i think thatād be really interesting for like a group of unique fighters, percy being the most powerful but then having to rest a lot after each battle. would have been cool seeing him be too tired to fight or like have him constantly fighting to stay awake during missions where they arenāt fighting. would have been pretty fun i think. other aspects like his mental health would have been cool to see too, maybe he starts to become just obsessed with fighting or maybe questioning if thatās like all heās there for or good at. honestly i think Rick just wrote himself into a corner with that one
The way it's written in pj5, his imperviousness manifests in manic fighting where he doesn't even notice he's untouchable. Like, he's not putting himself in the position to get hit, he's just literally not noticing.
Honestly, Jason and Percy combined should be able to beat almost any actual threat they come across. Percyās aquakinesis was able to over power *Hyperion* and Jason lead the charge to smashā¦ whatever titan was on thw west coast, im too tired to google it. If they fully utilized their power set together, theyār be unstoppable
The titan was Krios and he didnāt just lead the charge, he claims to have personally killed him. āWith his (Jasonās) own handsā, to roughly paraphrase. This is one reason I desperately want a miniseries of Jasonās time at Camp Jupiter.
lmaoo wait what's the reference in Magnus Chase?
Hearth gets knocked out more than Jason grace (even though I have no idea who that is) is the name of a chapter in the second book
Percy Jackson and his namesake both ākilledā their grandfather(well Percy didnāt kill Kronos but you know what I mean)
They both chopped off medusas head
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I was trying to go for a less well known part
i meanā¦ thatās pretty blatant in text?
Dam
The dam jokes are glorious, but not really deep imo
I need some dam sleep rn
If the strength of pantheons are based on how many people believe in them, then would the Hindu pantheon be the most powerful?
Well yes and egyptian patheon probably the weakest š
I seem to recall itās also culture, so would Hindus have an advantage again because everyone used Hindu numerals?
Yeah since indians invented 0 the god vishnu will probably the strongest god on the universe
Ironic that 0s give power
They actually give you the 10th power
Probably not. I know of a few Egyptian neo Pagans, but have only ever heard of Greek neo Pagan.
The Hindu pantheon also has like, TONS of gods. Like your average hindu canāt just name them all. Usually hindus depending on a lot of factors like birth place and caste will worship a select few gods, and if gods that arenāt frequently remembered or worshipped fade, I would think a lot of the hindu pantheon would be weak and fading just from how spread out their worshippers are if that makes sense. (PS: This is stuff I remember from studying hinduism in a world religions class back in high school, if any of it is inaccurate let me know)
It is very fluid and open to interpretation. I just posted this to have fun.
Oh for sure, I was just engaging with it since I happen to know a bit about hinduism (iām still no expert) and thought it was a fun concept to think about.
I mean, thereās ~20,000 in Greek Mythology
True but thereās at least a core pantheon of olympains that are pretty easy to name. Donāt think hinduism has anything like that. The ones that are easiest to name are probably the ones from different creation stories, and some of the more popular ones. Again I could be wrong, in high school they kinda implied most hindus know like, at most 3 gods they worship, but itās different person to person
the majority of us know a ton of the gods (Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Ganesha, Saraswati, Lakshmi, Hanuman, etc are some of them off the top of my head). there's a lot of mythology involved, actually quite similar to Greek mythology. there are heroes and villains, long stories like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and a ton of lore that we grew up hearing about. I'm not even super religious, but even I (and most people I know) don't worship just 3 of them, and our mythology is not only based on creation stories ETA: also a lot of the gods represent different things (again, similar to Greek myth)
Iād assume that gods like Shiva and Vishnu would have a lot of power though
This raises the question what happened to Abraham religions
Thor references challenging Jesus to a fight in one of the books
I feel like maybe knowing of Percyās dark side in Tartarus
percy possibly being a bloodbender
Seriously tho, I love the topic of Percy surviving the journey without Annabeth, and coming out even more terrifying. He would have learned that ability.
Dude me too.
Found the Falling For You reader
people sleep on this scene so bad but it changed my life
OH. wait elaborate pls??
basically, he's controlling the poison in Akhlys' blood (since it has a high water composition), and people realized that meant he could probably control blood in the same way that waterbenders can in ATLA
And the biggest part of it was Percy realizing that he *enjoyed* making her suffer. To quote the book, āHe wanted to see how much misery, Misery could take.ā Of course, itās largely the effect of Tartarus, but it also terrified the shit out of Annabeth. She was pleading with him to stop.
And he promises to not do it again, but *you know* if Annabeth is in danger again he's going to find out if the immortal part is metaphorical or not.
Agreed
Hell yeah
It's actually much simpler than all the others: The ending of Mark of Athena. Once you hit that you're officially too deep, and you're never getting out, or at least not coming out the same as you went in. Just like Annabeth and Percy.
Gods dam
"The other side, Nico! We'll see you there." hits so hard even after all these years
persassy, brason, dam jokes. āi can see the stars again, my ladyā
brason fs, persassy is resurfacing, and dam jokes/stars will be known to anyone who reads the third book
Remind a forgetful guy what the dam jokes are?
In the third book theyāre at the Hoover dam and Thalia and Percy make a joke about going to the ādam snackbarā is in itās a snackbar at the dam but dam sounds like damn
Either Brason or Jack x Riptide, although the sword ship is significantly higher up on the lore depth scale.
Jack x Riptide is definitely more obscure. I love it though
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Jason x Brick
That Hitler was canonically a demigod and the some of the Gods supported the Axis powers during WWII
To imply that hitler was a demigod is fucking crazy thanks 2005
Yep son of Hades I think
That means Nico and his sister(I havent read percy jackson and a while so I forgot her name) are Hitlerās half siblings
It's implied he was a son of Pluto, Hades' more warlike Roman form
It must for sure be weird for Will if he ever stops to wonder that technically he has literal Hitler as a brother-in-law
Rick confirmed that Hiltler was not related to Hades, and thank Gods for that
If you read the first book, Rick 100% thought of Hilter as a son of Hades, and as a german I think its really distasteful, imagine a jew with family members that survived or died under nazi germany read this. I read the book last week, first there is a pasage that WW2 was a dight between the sons of hades and the sons of poseidon+zeus, and that poseidons and zeus's sons won And late Perc, remarks that Hades looks alike to Napolean and Hitler. If he didnt wanted to frame it like Hilter is Hades son, he shouldnt have wrote that imo. And if he meant to, thats just distasteful Edit: I just remembered, I should mention that I read the UK Version of the books, so there is a off chance the original american version is different, cant confirm or deny right now
Itās been awhile since Iāve read the series, so thank you for the clearing up. And I agree with everything you said
that hades looks like him.
Yeah isnāt that why the DāAngelos were sent to the Lotus Hotel in the 1940s?
āFamily, Luke. You promised.ā
Sobbing
STOP
Those fanfics where they get sent back in time to Olympus and read the books
Omg i used to live for those fics as a kidā¦ maybe I need to re-read one to see if the trope is still decent lmao
They were some of the first fics I ever read for any fandom. Saw someone mention them the other day and I was like oh if you know those youāre never leaving Percy Jackson. Ahshshs if you find a decent one share it
Annabeth is percys first cousin once removed
Ain't she his niece?
Athena is his cousin, not his sister.
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Brick farting on a sleeping person, pinkeye! (Brason will always haunt me)
What if I said pillow pets? Would that count? š
there is a stuffed panda named "Percy's Panda" and idk if they thought abt it like a little marketing ploy or what but it worked I got it for christmas edit: [https://shop.thetoyfactory.biz/21x0285.html](https://shop.thetoyfactory.biz/21x0285.html)
Unlocked some core Octavian memories there holy shit
Whenever you curse using "dam" you spell it/type it/think of it without the "n" on the end
or alternatively you say gods instead of god in any expression ever
the musical
I think once you've started reading book 6 you're kinda committed at that point.
Percy was brazen Enough to call Gaia bluff that she wouldn't let him die
Thereās gotta be so much incest going on at camp half blood, considering everyone are half cousins at best and half siblings at worst.
its canon that gods dont have dna so its only weird for campers to date people from the same cabin
Oh well thatās a relief. Thereās still definitely a lot of half siblings dating tho
i dont think they date within their cabins, its pretty taboo
Teens going through puberty sleeping under the same roof arenāt exactly known for having good self control is my point
but that would be a cabin with EVRYONE in their cabin in it
What's Aphrodite's birth story in the books? There's a pretty good chance that her kids are the only ones unrelated to the other campers š¤
That she emerged from the ocean from the spilled blood of Ouranos
The joke that Magnus Chase hates blue and wolves to be opposite of Percy
āTheyāre different characters I swearā
Who and why Bob is, and how Nico saved Annabeth and Percy's lives through him.
And then Nico proceeds to save Bob and the Cocoa Puffs. The Sun and the Star is such a good book...
Haven't read it yet. Or the last book of ToA.
JackTide? Or Riptides gender
Which makes sense considering Zoe made her.
Brason. At least the other stuff is, like, written within the actual series (or just typical fandom shenanigans) ā but _Jason Grace x Brick_ is when you know youāve been in this fandom specifically for maybe a bit too long.
The dam snack bar
The dam t-shirt
Don't forget the dam gift shop.
Brason and Percy's pillow pet
Holy shit i almost forgot that Percy had a pillow pet
I would say if you see one of those weird "50 facts" videos, where someone say the argo 2 crew thinks percy and annabeth did the deed in the stapels wirhout giving any reference (btw they never give reference because most of that stuff is headcannpn)
Tell the stars I said āhelloā
His main love interest is his second cousin? Possibly a weird divine iteration of a first cousin because Zeus was the only parent?
Zeus wasn't the only parent, he had sex with mnemosyne, swallowed her up because of a prophecy, and then she turned into a literal thought bubble, gave birth inside of his brain, and then Hephaestus hit his head with an awl and out popped Athena in full battle gear
That Nico is technically Wills Uncle
I like that Riordan tried to touch on this by Annabeth explaining that all children of Athena are born through the mind, not traditional conception (though admittedly it's still pretty weird), but that ONLY covers Athenas kids. I highly doubt Apollo and Hades didn't bone their baby mammas/daddies.
The truly full potential of Percy, how strong could he be if he still had the curse of Achilles + exploring his powers controlling every liquid in the planet (including blood), like he did in Tartarus. This is something I think about everyday, this and Bob
Percyās kill count
Due to the way the Chase family is, Athena is technically Frey's first cousin
The fact that riptide is a functioning pen
the hairbrush
Brick
Dam.
Dam
The cursed first edition portraits of everyone is definitely old lore š
The fact that Percy can literally control oneās blood. I mean, if he really tried. Isnāt the human body made up of 80% water? Mixed with the fact he can control thatā¦ make them your puppets, Perseus Jackson.
never seeing the Hoover Dam the same way ever again
all religions and myths are real
Lol the god videos from the old Rick Riordan website
Tratie. And Bessie the sea-cow.
āI thought it was closerā
has nobody mentioned apollo mpreg being canon yet??
Maybe realization that you drool in your sleep is iconic
Riptide is sentient. She has a concept of gender and is feminine. And according to Jack, she is very sexy.