Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Downloads

Content

Readers, madmen, members of the Suicide Squad, and all those it might concern...

It is that time again.

You will find here the new (insane) adventures of Perseus Jackson and his band of joyous maniacs (the joyous is obviously important, I'm sure you will agree).

In here are a series of horribly dangerous gambits forbidden to replicate, abominable traps, and the First Battle of Manhattan (because of course, in this timeline we're guaranteed to have several).

I wanted to wish good you health and a long life-expectancy, but if you're on the Suicide Squad, well...it may be some kind of very foolish wish?

Anyway...

The chapter is 44K words-long, 120 pages or so in word-format. That should keep you all busy for a while...I hope.

May your minds be sufficiently strong to keep the madness at bay...

Until next time!

Comments

Wojciech Pypkowski

Also, the latter part of the chapter is one of my favourite pieces of your work, thanks

El

Stunning work as always. By pure curiosity, would Artemis broken oath involve in some way or another the Third Queen of Hell ?

Marethyu

Artemis's broken oath wouldn't happen to have anything to do with the death of Pan would it? A king of the Wild, no doubt beloved by the Earth and most importantly the Earth Mother, Slain by the goddess of the Wild, yes I could see how that might stain things.

Antony444

Actually, not. None of the Queens of Hell were involved anywhere near that specific affair.

Antony444

With some difficulty...but it holds. It took the events of the war waged by Kronos against Olympus in the final canon book and the arrival of Typhon to cause a massive tear-up. Hecate is a powerful Titaness, and can do some heavy work, as long as she had advance warning.

Silas

I really want Athena to die I mean come on there is nothing anyone can do to make me like her

leon

Ok considering how much I like danmachi, the comment on fighting Asterius with knives is funny

Zombie45

you mean Artemis? Athena isn't an antagonist

Silas

No I am referring to Athena (I do want Artemis to die as well and she likely will) since she is being in short terms really annoying and conceited. Justified since she is a deity (to an extent). But she really needs to die since is frustrating, conceited and quite frankly incompetent since Percy does want Olympus to fall and to King of Gods and she seems to think that Annabeth will stop that. Although Kairos's character is different from his first life he does retain his desire for power. But in summary Athena should die.

Silas

I must say the God's really a working Hecate to the bane with all the shenanigans going on. Looking forward to Artemis's comeuppance. I hope that the key members of the Suicide become God's and replace the Olympians with the exceptions of Dionysus, Hades and Poseidon. (I speak for everyone when I say Artemis must die!- I'm not a sociopath BTW). Also I hope Percy breaks free from Aphrodite's curse since while I'm okay with Percy, Lou and Annabeth anything more than that is to harem for my taste.

Sebiraider11

*waves small flags with "Coalition for the win!"* Flawless Victory for our intrepid Heroes! All goes according to plan! - Python takes on for the Team and ensures that Apollo and Artemis are taken out of the game, so they can't prevent the actions of the Coalition and stopping the Ascensions of Neo-Helios and Neo-Selune is out of the question too. - Double Agent Athena is still in full swing and ensured together with Nocturna the timely delivery of one (1) Oracle straight to Phyton (giving an artist something that electrocutes them when they go into themselves for the art to happen is bound to have an effect. giving that artist training in a slightly overpowered ability and the knowledge of where to find the second part of her gift from her future Patron, who actually wants to foster her abilities) - Nocturna strikes again and again! First she ensures the delivery of one (1) Oracle to Python in due time by ensuring her fellow Oracle's abilities will strengthen and giving her a way out, then she sows additional mistrust in the questers thus pointing them again at Olympus and she played the bait that lured the heads of the enemies counterintelligence into a prepared ground, where leaving is impossible for the near future. She sadly didn't manage to escape, yet, but I'm sure her efforts will pay off and she will prevail.

Antony444

It did...very indirectly. The exact sequency of events will be revealed in Arc 3.

Silas

I get the feeling that Artemis is going to learn that making enemies of literally everyone who isn't Apollo isn't the best idea

Antony444

That, and the support of Apollo isn't guaranteed in every circumstance that exists. If the God of the Sun is in a life-or-death situation and/or genuinely unable to come to her help, Artemis' support is reduced to the Huntresses, which are...not exactly able to handle the divine-level stuff.

Antony444

As much as I want to say Athena is a double Agent...in this exact scenario, there's alas a far more reasonable explanation: Zeus didn't bother informing him of certain facts, meaning she's totally ignorant of what awaits the Twins in the Garden of Hesperides. Same as Nocturna, in fact. You can't reveal by accident the plan if you don't know the plan in the first place.

Bel

Though that's actually a really interesting point to consider. There are a LOT of huntresses, as Percy pointed out to Hera, Luke etc way back...but the Huntresses are not exactly popular and survive mostly because nobody wants to have Artemis smite them. ...Artemisis is out of the scene for 6 months. ...how many huntresses will be there be when she comes out of time out? Zoe, the 'logical' person that huntresses would look to for the holdover period is compromised and last we heard was turning to sprouting Neo-Selene's praises at night time. um...I forsee a very bad time in their future.