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Janus Roman god of doorways, beginnings and transitions; depicted as having two faces, because he looks to the future and to the past Juno the Roman goddess of women, marriage and fertility; sister and wife of Jupiter; mother of Mars. Greek form: Hera Jupiter the Roman king of the gods; also called Jupiter Optimus Maximus (the best and the greatest). Greek form: Zeus Juventas the Roman goddess of youth; daughter of Zeus and Hera. Greek form: Hebe Kekrops leader of the gemini â€“ half human, half snake. He was the founder of Athens and judged the dispute between Athena and Poseidon. He chose Athena as the cityâ€s patron and was the first to build a shrine to her. Kerkopes a pair of chimpanzee-like dwarfs who steal shiny things and create chaos Keto an ancient marine goddess and the mother of most sea monsters; daughter of Pontus and Gaia; sister of Phorcys Khione the Greek goddess of snow; daughter of Boreas Khios the fifth largest of the Greek islands, in the Aegean Sea, off the west coast of Turkey Kronos the youngest of the twelve Titans; the son of Ouranos and Gaia; the father of Zeus. He killed his father at his motherâ€s bidding. Titan lord of fate, harvest, justice and time. Roman form: Saturn Kymopoleia minor Greek goddess of violent sea storms; nymph daughter of Poseidon and wife of Briares, a Hundred-Handed One Laistrygonian ogre a monster giant cannibal from the far north Little Tiber a river that flows in Camp Jupiter. Though not as large as the original Tiber River in Rome, it flows with as much power and is able to wash away Greek blessings. Lupa the sacred Roman she-wolf that nursed the foundling twins Romulus and Remus Lycaon a king of Arcadia who tested Zeusâ€s omniscience by serving him the roasted flesh of a guest. Zeus punished him by transforming him into a wolf. makhai the spirits of battle and combat mania a Greek spirit of insanity manticore a creature with a human head, a lionâ€s body and a scorpionâ€s tail Mars the Roman god of war; also called Mars Ultor. Patron of the empire; divine father of Romulus and Remus. Greek form: Ares medius Latin for middle Medusa a priestess whom Athena turned into a gorgon when she caught Medusa with Poseidon in Athenaâ€s temple. Medusa has snakes for hair and can turn people to stone if they look directly into her eyes. Mercury Roman messenger of the gods; god of trade, profit and commerce. Greek form: Hermes Merope one of the seven Pleiades, star-nymph daughters of the Titan Atlas Mimas a giant created to be the bane of Ares Minerva the Roman goddess of wisdom. Greek form: Athena mofongo a fried plantain-based dish from Puerto Rico Mykonos a Greek island, part of the Cyclades, lying between Tinos, Syros, Paros and Naxos Nemesis the Greek goddess of revenge. Roman form: Invidia Neptune the Roman god of the sea. Greek form: Poseidon Nereids fifty female sea spirits; patrons of sailors and fishermen and caretakers of the seaâ€s bounty Nestorâ€s Cave the spot where Hermes hid the cattle he stole from Apollo Nike the Greek goddess of strength, speed and victory. Roman form: Victoria numina montanum Roman mountain god. Greek form: ourae Nyx goddess of night, one of the ancient, firstborn elemental gods Odysseus legendary Greek king of Ithaca and the hero of Homerâ€s epic poem The Odyssey. Roman form: Ulysses Olympia the most ancient and probably most famous sanctuary in Greece, and home of the Olympic Games. Located in the western region of the Peloponnese. onager a giant siege weapon Oracle of Delphi a speaker of the prophecies of Apollo. The current Oracle is Rachel Elizabeth Dare. Orbem formate! At this command, Roman legionnaires assumed a circle-like formation with archers placed among and behind them to provide missile fire support. Orcus the Underworld god of eternal punishment and broken vows Orion a giant huntsman who became the most loyal and valued of Artemisâ€s attendants. In a jealous rage, Apollo drove Orion mad with bloodlust until the giant was slain by a scorpion. Heartbroken, Artemis transformed her beloved hunting companion into a constellation to honour his memory. Otis a giant created by Gaia specifically to destroy the god Dionysus/Bacchus; twin brother of Ephialtes ourae Greek for mountain gods. Roman form: numina montanum Ouranos father of the Titans; the sky god. The Titans defeated him by calling him down to the earth. They got him away from his home
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Contents I: Jason II: Jason III: Ja
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Rick Riordan is the creator of the
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Books by Rick Riordan The Percy Jac
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Seven half-bloods shall answer the
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He tried to steady his breathing. B
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spectators in a coliseum. The sound
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gold, the colour of ichor - godly b
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me at my table.’ Jason didn’t h
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it? Doesn’t matter. Gaia lets him
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unlikely they will survive long eno
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iii Jason SOMEHOW HE KNEW HER. He r
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‘You were a legion officer,’ he
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iv Jason THE FIGHT WAS GOING GREAT
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get that.’ ‘Imperial gold,’ A
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sandal straps, a red blanket and a
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saw nothing at all.
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vision cleared. Her feet rested on
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away. Working up to a full eruption
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vi Reyna MOST OF THE TIME, Reyna co
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To his right, reports and maps were
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at attention behind him. ‘Jacob,
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‘Here.’ Hedge offered her a pla
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came and went. Random harpies and w
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viii Reyna ‘THERE ARE TOO MANY OF
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You want to lug me to Long Island?
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cabinets - Chico, Harpo and Groucho
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through. The entrance wound on his
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divided; keep the gods divided. If
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x Leo ‘SMART CALL BACK THERE,’
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Leo glanced up. Her curly gold-brow
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Towering over him in a golden chari
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‘Argghh!’ The goddess clutched
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‘That will be part of the prize,
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‘Makes sense,’ Frank agreed.
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‘Don’t call me water boy.’ Le
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‘WHAT?’ Nike threw her mighty s
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‘You were awesome, Levesque.’ L
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xiii Nico THE LAST THING NICO HEARD
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wrist. Not many campers could’ve
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xiv Nico NICO SAT UP SO QUICKLY he
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cobblestones. Nico tried to rein in
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Nico wanted to yell, Like you know
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xv Nico ‘WOLVES?’ REYNA ASKED.
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It didn’t help that immediately a
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xvi Nico ‘YOU’RE NOT ORION,’
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hide, but Argentum brought the beas
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xvii Piper PIPER COULDN’T BELIEVE
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of cold and distant, like they didn
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‘Ruins!’ Leo rubbed his hands.
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the Boreads’ ice grenade just bef
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described him, with poison dripping
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xix Piper WHEN SHE RECOUNTED her dr
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Piper took her friend’s hands. Th
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Her eyesight adjusted to the dark.
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xx Piper PIPER KNEW FEAR, BUT THIS
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hide it. ‘The Spartans came here
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waste, carnage shall answer. We sha
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colada here, back in the 1960s, I t
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A muffled voice said, ‘Take her.
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pressed the knife tighter against t
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‘Most things?’ Phoebe protested
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never fossilize into the thing thei
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‘We could use more than your bles
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always made Reyna feel like she was
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Orion’s jaw muscles clenched. His
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air and lunged at Orion. Reyna stab
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xxv Jason JASON ROSE FROM HIS DEATH
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ventus in the storm. He lassoed a n
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xxvi Jason JASON SAW TWO OPTIONS: F
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‘I am touched by your concern,’
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asilisks. Their eyes went dark. The
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Kymopoleia turned on the giant. ‘
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‘Okay,’ Percy relented. ‘Not
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And there is your flaw, Kym had war
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tallest landmark for miles around.
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‘That’s him.’ ‘So … is yo
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‘He became paranoid,’ Reyna sai
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The coach advanced, but, as soon as
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xxxi Nico LATER, THEY TOLD HIM WHAT
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His senses started to work again. H
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Coach Hedge chewed on a stick. ‘I
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xxxiii Leo TYPICAL. Just as Leo fin
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‘Cool with me,’ Leo said. ‘Do
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Rachel issued the Prophecy of Seven
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A bargaining chip. Artemis had told
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choice. ‘You drive a hard bargain
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xxxv Leo LEO SPOTTED THE SECRET ENT
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Something … large and dangerous.
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‘Oh, that doesn’t matter,’ Hy
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‘- and they had three difficulty
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few thousand years, the paperwork h
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important. You’re the only one wh
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Blood with Jason and Piper - all of
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she was wrong and the ship was a tr
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the case?’ Michael sighed heavily
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xxxviii Reyna REYNA HAD NEVER BEEN
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Tyson furrowed his single eyebrow.
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xxxix Reyna ‘I WOULDN’T MOVE, P
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‘Oh, but I don’t abide by your
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xl Reyna NO TIME FOR ENJOYING HER V
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xli Piper PIPER WASN’T SURPRISED
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‘Like your zodiac sign?’ Percy
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Kekrops frowned. ‘Yes …’ ‘A
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She thought she heard her own heart
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But Kekrops emerged alone. ‘The w
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their brass legs glinting. Hopefull
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‘Mother Gaia …’ His voice was
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With a deafening blast, a white-hot
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The giantess Periboia had thawed wi
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could blend in with humans as easil
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Nico was dumbstruck. Will and two o
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xlvi Nico THEY MADE IT TO THE FIRST
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Nico realized he was still leaning
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was a dagger. He stopped so close t
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Page 292: today … and maybe for the next fe
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Page 310: ‘So thank you,’ Reyna concluded
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