From something as small as a trip he didn't even go on the gods discover Percy's existence years too early, with deadly ramifications. The Son of Poseidon with five beads on his Camp Half Blood necklace may choose to save Olympus, but will the disciple of Daedalus with a grudge against the gods choose the same? Maybe the better question is, will he live long enough to find out?

Fate has a twisted sense of humor. Voldemort was willing to dive recklessly into forces he barely understood in his quest to outrun death, but wielding what you don't grasp can easily turn your sword back on your own throat. Tread carefully in your flight from death, or you just may bring it upon yourself.

Life isn't easy under the Durley's and a young Harry makes himself rules to live by in order to make the best of the situation. But suddenly his life is turned on its head as he's introduced to a whole new world. Can his Rules For An Optimal Life help Harry survive the wizarding world? Or maybe the better question is, can the wizarding world survive a Harry with his Rules?

"...It negates magic by its very presence, not enough to render all spells useless, but enough to scramble any attempt at escape via Portkey or Apparition. As if that weren't enough, its breath is one of the deadliest weapons on the planet, clouds of poison projected from the mouth that can kill a grown wizard within seconds..."