Percy is really unlucky.
Gaia is finally defeated and forced into a deep sleep. But like every good villain she goes out with a bang...almost...in reality it's more like a 'poof'.
With the little time, she has before entering the realm of Hypnos she...
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(A/N the image at the very top of the chapter is Irryl with her ice armour you will notice she looks slightly different, below that and above this text are images of what Percy's ice armour can look like, however, he controls the ice so he can make it look however he likes. One thing Percy always does with his armour is he has a helmet that covers his entire head including mouth, nostrils and eyes, he can breathe in the ice because of his water vapour powers.)
3rd person POV | Percy
Percy and Irryl were already prepared to go by the time the sun rose, this was mostly due to the fact that the only items they weren't carrying on their bodies was the frozen cooked meat which Percy wrapped in ice and carried it through the water with them. They both encased themselves in ice armour (just in case) though Irryl's armour was thinner as she would not be able to fly easily and focus on controlling the water at the same time. They decided to swim side by side but stayed close to each other in case there was a threat and Percy needed to grab onto Irryl and they needed to take off and fly.
Irryl and Percy came to the decision mutually to follow the coast of the beach in one direction however, they were quite far out from it and very deep within the water, they did not want to be found by mortals or innocent bystanders. They also had decided that they could be spotted far too easily while flying and that it negated any foreseeable benefit from it. Though Irryl possessed very little knowledge about 'Alagaesia' she knew that here there was no such thing as mist, and therefore nothing stopping anyone form spotting them, in addition to this she somehow knew that Alagaesia was much less advanced scientifically than Earth and was similar to Earth during the Medieval period. Percy wasn't sure about people's opinion of dragons in Alagaesia but he was somewhat certain that there wouldn't be a queue of people to hug them and welcome them into their homes.
