Percy's dearest wish in life is to finally land and keep a main lead role - unfortunately, the realisation of his dreams comes along with pesky gods, undead mummies, lying relatives, and talking islands. Inspired by Ma La Nu Pei

Kronos won the war before the Olympians even knew there was one. Stripped of most of his domains and stuck performing menial tasks for the Titans' entertainment, Apollo is desperate for any change. And then he finds a demigod that he just knows will be important.

Percy Jackson thought he knew how strange things could get. Then the Moirae drag in a version of him from an alternate future. Now the thirteen-year-old gets to read about Persia's life, along with a bunch of strangers. But something strange is going on at Olympus. The gods are acting suspicious, and if the demigods aren't careful, they might just end up starting World War III.

Minerva decided that enough was enough. If Harry Potter wasn't getting his letters, she'd grab someone who knew how to move in the Muggle world, visit Room 17, Railview Hotel, Cokeworth and give him the letter herself, no matter what Albus said about Hagrid doing it. Too bad she chose Quirrell, the ex Muggle Studies professor to accompany her.

Souls can be just as devious as the next person. And when you have lived millenniums, all it takes is just knowing when to make a change. One change and watch the butterfly effect happen. Watch out, it's the Black family's time to rule. So what if their newest member seems a little strange? So what if Lord Voldemort is slightly obsessed with him? He's still their little seer.

Bloody hell Weasley, I said try and catch my hand if you can! Not, 'Please Weasley, try and pull me down the bloody Astronomy Tower with you!"