Jason Grace is missing, kidnapped from New Rome with no one knowing how it happened. His cousin, Percy Jackson, Son of Neptune, is going crazy trying to find him. But as new threats rise, Percy finds out that not all is as it seems, and that his search for his cousin may have to wait while he handles these new threats, both internal and external. Sequel to Vas Bellicosum.

All his life, Percy had trained to become the perfect killer. There were no men he feared and there was no fight he thought he'd lose. But when his talents lead him to Rome, he is thrust into a world of political conniving, civil unrest, and outright rebellion. This was the one battle he hadn't been trained for. This was a war not on the battlefield, but in the shadows of men.

Percy's known he was different since the day he was born. Normal people couldn't breathe underwater, or lift cruise ships above their heads. When he was six, he learned the truth of his heritage. Atlantean, his mother told him. She didn't tell him the trouble being a half-Atlantean would bring him in life, but then again, how could she have known that it would kill her?

Man's greatest misconception is that the purpose of life is to arrive safely at death. He refused to fall into that trap. He didn't want his story to be about the end.

Percy Jackson finds himself once again caught up in a mythological war. However, this time, it is a civil war between his father and uncle. Lines are drawn in the camps and Olympus, friend turns on friend, brother on brother. And, of course, in the middle of it all is Percy. Why can the fates not give him a break?

Their loved ones taken from them; they were the only ones left to seek justice. The longer they struggled, the more marred the line between justice and revenge became. Things aren't as black and white as they once thought.

Sparta was once the pride of the Greek world. When it fell, one thing remained. The Spartan. Sworn to carry on the warrior city's legacy until the day of his death, the spartan fights for the memory of his people, and for the honor of Olympus.

The Great Prophecy is coming to a close, and on the horizon rises the Prophecy of the Seven. Percy must once again assist a Council he never believed in, and lead the people he loves and cares about. AU!Percy. Zoë does not die. Thalia not made a Hunter. Story is riddled with tweaks and changes that are not canon.

Percy is betrayed by almost everyone he knows and cast into Tartarus. While falling he meets with a being older than time itself who gives him powers never seen before. Later a new evil arises and the only one who can save the gods is their disgraced hero; Perseus Jackson.

The Gods, in their arrogance and selfishness, have displeased the creator, forcing him to finally step in after eons of seclusion. It's time for a change in management. It's time for the Son of Chaos. It's time... for Percy Jackson. Credit to Misselle from DevianArt for the cover image. Sequel Posted!

Zeus kills Sally Jackson with his master bolt when Percy is six months old, drastically changing Percy's life and the course of his future. AU.

After the Second Giant War, Percy was finally able to relax. However, when a son of Morpheus enters camp, the campers soon turn on Percy and drive him out of camp. Looking for a new life while coming to terms with his friend's betrayal, he reads about the many worlds outside of Earth and his decision was instantly made. Mainly focuses on his adventures and time in Chaos army

Zoë Nightshade dies at the hands of her father and makes Percy swear an oath. Percy is betrayed by Annabeth but saved by Luke whom willingly sacrifices himself to end Kronos. Percy receives a powerful weapon as payment from his patron for being part of yet another great prophecy. A VERY powerful weapon. Read Author's Note at the end before beginning.

Set after the Titan War, Percy is betrayed by his fellow campers and friends, and left heartbroken by his family. In his desperation, he runs away from camp and becomes the son of an unlikely goddess, before joining a surprising new group of demigods. Eventually, the fates force the hero to confront his past and make a choice that will decide the fate of Olympus. (AU)

Percy Jackson thought he would finally be free from war and get to live a life of peace with his beloved girlfriend and family. But when the camp turns their back on him, his friends leave him, and Annabeth cheats on him, what shall happen to our hero? Will he get a new family and purpose or will he and the world fall into destruction? He is Percy Jackson, Betrayed Son of the Sea.

Percy is sentenced to an eternity in Tartarus, but things don't happen the way you expect. He'll meet many new and old faces. Allies come in the oddest places possible, people whom he thought he could trust betray him and those he thought least likely to help turn out to be the best of allies. A new look on an interesting idea.