Percy Jackson And The Avengers

Half-Blood

Percy's POV

All of us stood in a circle,ready to face the enemy.

It was nerve-wrecking to wait,but finally they appeared.

"Perseus Jackson." A voice boomed with what sounded like amusement. "I see you have brought your friends to fight us."

"Well,they would have came anyway." I shrugged.

"You think you can fight us?" The voice laughed. "You weak,puny mortals and half-bloods?"

"Ouch,that hurt." Tony muttered sarcastically.

"I'm glad it did." The voice boomed once again. He seriously had no sense of sarcasm.

"We shall give you a choice,Perseus. You may leave,now with your friends. Or you may try to fight us,and die."

"We won't leave Calypso." I said determinedly.

"You had a choice. Remember that." The voice said. "Remember when you lose them once again."

"What?" I frowned.

The voice didn't reply.

Instead,two Hulk-sized figures appeared a few feet from our circle.

One of them had dark blue armour,with stars all over it. He had ram horns,or was that his helmet? He was probably the Krios guy.

The second one,who was probably Koios,had confidence written all over him. His blue armour was different that what I have seen before. In Tartarus.

"Attack." Koios said smugly.

And we were suddenly attacked from everywhere.

As I decapitated a hellhound hesitantly,I thought,Where in the world would they keep Calypso?

Somewhere over the rainbow,maybe.

I scowled at a telkhine and instantly stabbed it. Let's say the place was now dusted with monster dust,but there was still more. And more.

"They keep coming." I heard Tony yell.

"Nico,Percy!" April shouted. "Go find Calypso! We'll cover you!"

"Roger that." Nico said,appearing beside me.

"Come on." I said and we ran out of the cave. Krios and Koios were nowhere to be seen.

"If I were a freakish titan who is the grandfather of Artemis and Apollo,where would I hide?" I pursed
my lips and thought.

"Didn't you say a few minutes ago that Calypso's cave was smaller?" Nico said suddenly. "What if-"

"If you're thinking exactly what I'm thinking, then yes,exactly." I interrupted. "Let's go."

We ran through the trees,occasionally spotting the beautiful coastline.

"There it is." Nico hissed. The cave I saw last time was there,but it was covered by a... door?

"Is that a door?" Nico echoed my thoughts.

"More importantly,is that a sign on it?" I asked,incredulous.

We rushed forward silently and read the Greek letters written on the sign.

It read,'Krios and Koios Bros,do not enter without permission,you may enter with an appointment. All appointments can be scheduled at the registration counter.'

"Registration counter?" I frowned. "Where would that be?"

"Seriously?" Nico asked. "Can't we just barge in?"