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Sending My Love from the Other Side by bluewednesday
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
13 Jun 2026
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Percy might be battling a mild case of amnesia, but he's pretty sure this isn't what he signed up for. Also, he missed the day in school where they learned about respecting the spacetime continuum.
or, Percy is reborn at the founding of Athens and immediately wrecks the place.
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The thing Gandalf neglected to mention when he assured Thorin Oakenshield and Company that Bilbo Baggins of Bag End would be the perfect thief for their mission was this:
A Hobbit wouldn't be able to tell a diamond from a pearl, or from an Arkenstone - no matter how hard they try.
This leads to some confusion, on Bilbos part. And some frustration, again on Bilbos part.
(What sort of a description was 'heart of the mountain', anyway? A useless one, that's what.)
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19 Jun 2026
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in their eyes there lies a fire by TheTartWitch
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan
02 Mar 2026
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Percy Jackson, patron of mothers protecting their children.
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14 Jun 2026
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Everyone knows the story.
Child gets upset with parents (Who are eventually shown to not be very unreasonable at all because MORALS), child runs away from home (Or a close enough facsimile to fit the author's needs at least), child realizes that life on their own isn't as easy as they thought it would be (Especially when the plot is specifically contrived to be against them), which prompts child to either return home on their own or be rescued (Invariably resulting in an oversaturated supersaccharine ending where the reader is soundly beaten round the head with both premise and moral to thoroughly indoctrinate them to the concepts of obedience and submission), and everyone lives "happily" ever after (exactly the way they're told to).
In most versions of reality where Adrien Agreste runs away from home, it's a story he winds up living out until he tries again at thirteen when he decides to go to school. Sometimes though, rarely, but sometimes, the story changes when he meets a baker's daughter.
The thing about all those cardboard cutout runaways? None of them had supernatural Luck on their side.
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- Part 1 of Three Hearts Beat as One