Percy was at her house, lounging on the couch when she suddenly had the idea of calling camp to see her friends, who she had not seen in forever.
She went out into the backyard and manipulated the water to create a rainbow with mist. She then threw a drachma into the rainbow saying, "O Fleecy, do me a solid. Show me Nico di Angelo at Camp Half-Blood."
She saw Nico kissing Will through the IM, and proceeded to shout, "Hey, Nico! Stop making out with your boyfriend and come here!"
Nico's eyes widened and he pulled back hurriedly. "Percy! Stop ruining my beautiful moment." Then, he let out a gasp. "If you tell anyone I said that, I'll kick your ass the next time we spar."
Will chuckled and waved at Percy, while the sea-green eyed girl let out a snort. "Hello to you too, cousin."
"How are you anyway? And how are things back in Mystery Falls?"
"Mystic Falls," Percy corrected. "And I'm fine. Anyway, I see you're more than fine." Her sea green eyes gleamed.
"He definitely is, aren't you, Death Boy?" asked Will.
"Hey, not you too," Nico complained.
"How are Leo, Piper and the others?"
"They're fine. You didn't answer my question, though. How is Mystic Falls? Any monsters bother you yet?"
"There are different kinds of monsters here. Vampires and werewolves. And believe it or not, I'm friends with two of them."
Nico looked shocked but shook himself out of it, remembering that he lived in a world of gods, Titans and Dirtface, of course. "You're friends with them?" asked the son of Hades. "Why? How?"
"Not all of them are bad. In fact, I shouldn't even call them monsters. They were created against their will. And some of them don't drink from humans," replied Percy.
"Will!" Percy heard someone call out. "Come here quick. Another one's fallen off the climbing wall."
Will got up to go and wasted no time in trying to pull Nico with him. "Okay, I gotta go. Mr. Doctor is needed, and for some reason wants to drag me with him."
"Bye, Neeks," said Percy. She heard a faint, "Don't call me that," before she swiped her hand through the message, ending it.
Damon walked through the door, to see her swiping at the air. He had heard the last part of the conversation were the campers had called Will to check on the demigod who had fallen off the climbing wall. He thought back to their conversation in the Grill when Percy had told him about a summer camp she attended, back in Long Island.
"Hey, Percy," he called. "Who were you talking to?"
"Oh, my cousin," she replied.
"You don't have a phone with you," he observed.
Dam, he's observant. "Yes, because I have this." She pointed to a MacBook lying on the couch near her.
"It's not open," stated Damon.
"Uh, yeah. Because I closed it." Percy rolled her eyes.
Her hands were nowhere near the laptop, thought the vampire. But he didn't say anything.
Percy noted that he didn't look convinced. "Anyway let's get going." She got up and grabbed his hand.
"Go where?" Damon questioned, looking puzzled.
"I have a court hearing because I stole my mom's last blue cookie," she said seriously.
"Haha. Very funny." He released his hand from her grip, ignoring the sparks he felt at her touch. "We have to go anyway. To check on Elena."
"Not 'we', 'you'", said Percy, glaring. "You can check on your 'lady love' by yourself. I'm not going anywhere."
"Come on, Perce, please," he pleaded. "I want you there."
"And you think that will work because...?"
"Because you will come with me whether you like it or not," Damon was fed up of her antics. He started pulling her away.
Percy pulled away with a scorn. "I will have you know I am perfectly capable of deciding for myself."
Damon tried another tactic. "I'll get you blue pizza."
"For the last time, Damon, I'm not - wait, did you say 'blue pizza'? If you're messing with me, I swear I'll drag you to Hades myself."
If Damon found her threat odd, he did not show it. Instead, he said, "I promise I'll do anything to make sure you get your blue food."
"Then fine," Percy agreed, begrudgingly. "Lead the way."
Percy and Damon entered Elena Gilbert's house, the former somewhat gleefully, as she had learned that Bonnie had imprisoned the doppelgänger in her house using a spell.
"You should really lock your door," said Percy, as soon as she spotted Elena, who glared at the pair of them.
"Oh, come on, pouty," spoke up Damon, "at least give me two points for ingenuity."
"Do you think this is funny?" asked Elena in disbelief.
"Yes, Elena, I find hilarity in the lengths that I have to go to, to repeatedly save your life."
"As you don't seem to care," Percy added.
Elena glared at the demigoddess. "Why is she here?"
"Because Damon offered to buy me blue food," said Percy, as if that explained everything.
The doppelgänger looked at her, irritated. "I wasn't talking to you."
"I don't care."
Elena scoffed. "What did Stefan say about this?"
"Had a good laugh," Damon replied, looking around. "Where's Bonnie?"
Jeremy came in at that moment. "I thought she was meeting you."
"No, she's on moonstone duty. And we're on Elena patrol," said Damon, putting an arm around Percy's shoulder.
"Who's on Tyler Lockwood and the full moon?" asked Jeremy.
"Vampire Barbie asked me if she could handle it, and I said, "Why not?", figured if she screwed up, he'd bite her, and then I'll be rid of two of my problems."
"Hold on a second, tonight's the full moon?" asked Elena, surprised.
"Yup. You're too absorbed with your suicidal tendencies to notice," said Damon. His phone rang, and he removed his arm from around the raven-haired girl's shoulder and moved away to attend the call.
"So remind me again, why are you on house arrest?" Percy asked the doppelgänger.
It was Jeremy who answered. "To keep her from handing herself over to Elijah."
"And how long are you gonna be able to do this?" questioned Percy.
"Yeah, Jeremy, how long?" asked Elena, as if challenging him.
"As long as it takes to get the 'suicidal tendencies' as Damon so beautifully put it, out of your mind," replied baby Gilbert.
Damon returned from his phone call. "Change of plans," he told Jeremy. "You babysit."
Jeremy went And lied down on the couch Elena was sitting on, and rested his head on her lap, grinning.
"You know," Damon continued, "you should get out, enjoy the sun." He paused, looking at her with a devilish smirk, "Oh, wait, you can't."
Percy laughed out loud, as Elena threw a pillow at Damon. Jeremy joined in her laughter and Elena pushed him off her lap.
Damon explained to Percy what Alaric had told him. There was apparently a mystery woman in town, who was looking for Mason.
"Anyway, I'm going to the Grill to check it out," concluded Damon. "You coming?"
"No, I promised mom I'd spend some time with her and Paul," she declined. "I'll see you later?"
"Yeah," nodded Damon. "Bye."
A/n: Hey, another chapter for you guys. If you read through the changes you'd know that Percy is immortal just like gods and not like the Hunters.
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