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The Lessons That Transcend Time by seeds
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
13 Dec 2025
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(Still, Percy swallows, following her eyes out to the horizon. "I don't understand. I don't understand why I'm here," he tells her.
Through a slow sigh, Athena counters, "Some things don't need to be understood. They just need to happen.”)
Rescued from death by the hands of Athena, Percy finds himself wandering through ancient Greece without a true destination. Within time, he learns that the borders of Ithaca hold more than he could have ever imagined.
When he and a war-torn Odysseus are pulled far away from the kingdom, thrown back into a test by the Gods, only two questions remain: will they be able to work together to get home, and what will they give to get there?
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EPIC: The Heroes Saga by Lyna_Starstone
Fandom: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan
13 Dec 2025
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The Fates aren’t called the weavers for nothing. They create the tapestry of the universe and anchor every being in it, be it god or mortal, human or animal. But sometimes, even for them, it’s hard controlling certain things. Some yarns are stubborn beyond compare, trying to change their path, ripping through the fabric, or even daring to intertwine with others in a way that is not always predictable (or intended).
But never, ever before, since the creation of all that is, had there been two beings interwoven like this… forging a connection that transcended time and space, defying every logic and rule there ever was in their strive to be together. Calling each other, even across the centuries standing between them.
This is their story. Of loss and heartbreak, of war and death, but above all… about a love so great, not even time could keep them apart. It is about finding a person, a place, to call home. About how to defend it against every foe and hardship.
And between Telemachus’ wit and Percy’s power, there is few that could even dream of standing in their way…
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EPIC: The Devotion Saga by Lyna_Starstone
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan
13 Dec 2025
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Percy knew that traveling back to ancient Greece wouldn’t be a walk in the park (time travel was supposed to be impossible), but he was determined to keep his promise to Telemachus; not knowing that being back wouldn‘t solve all of his problems like some Holy Moly.
But Percy was one stubborn demigod, and he had a lot to fight for. He would face gods, suitors, and arrogant guards, as well as unfairness, schemes and heartbreak gladly, if it meant to finally reach his Dream-Boy again. And…cows (?) where in Hades did they come from? And what was that about someone trying to trap his Prince in a marriage?!
Oh, and Ody would also need a way back home to finally rid the palace of all the rats crawling around.
All in all, there would be enough to keep him entertained for a while…if he could only find the answer to the most useless crappy riddle the Fates had ever spun! (Pun intended, but not appreciated…)
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Telemachus was sick of waiting. Especially when it came to Poseidon's slow-witted and completely blind son, who, even after months (or years) of hints, still didn't understand that he was the only one for the prince. It was time to get out the big guns (or apples)…he had a demigod to seduce!
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- Part 3 of EPIC: The Heroes Saga
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You snooze you… get a better ending? That doesn’t sound right but ok! by CisntCritter
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums)
24 Mar 2025
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Odysseus had barley closed his eyes for the first time in nine days when he was thrown into the side of the ship as the storm was unleashed. Since then he has pleaded with the earthshaker, watched five hundred men die, barley escaped with his life, stood on the beach feeling numb, taken drugs, fought a witch and negotiated his men’s freedom. The second he isn't in direct and active mortal danger, his body shuts down completely.
Circe isn't sure what to do with him. She doesn't trust the rest of the men enough to bring them in but she isnt used to mortal men enough to know how to care for him. She decides to pray to some of the goddesses (probably Hera, Hestia and maybe Aphrodite), appealing to them using his love of Penelope. It must work because Hermes soon gets to bring the queen of Ithaca a fun gift :)
Aka) Polites lives (barley), Eurylochus is a good enough leader to get the crew home without Ody (barley) and Circe does everyone a much bigger favor than she knows
Aka) I think too much about Ody staying up for 9 fucking days only to run into Poseidon and Circe when like- staying awake for even just two days fucks you up.
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is it romantic how all my elegies eulogize me? by stardustupinlights
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, The Heroes of Olympus - Rick Riordan, The Trials of Apollo - Rick Riordan
24 Jun 2025
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“What? I’m baking. With my mom,” Percy says, and then he winces, his body flinching away from Jason as if in pain. “That doesn’t make sense. My head hurts.”
“You being here doesn’t make sense,” Jason speaks slowly, carefully, as if Percy’s some spooked animal. Apollo just stares at his unseeing eyes, a bad feeling sinking in his gut. “I was just thinking before you showed up, it’d be useful to have you here, but this is—”
Suddenly, Percy’s eyes snap into focus, and he looks right at Jason. “I heard you calling. You were thinking about me?”
Jason blinks and gapes, probably from the whiplash of Percy’s changing attitude. “I—yes? Percy… did you get abducted again?”
“I don’t think that’s it,” Apollo mumbles, looking him up and down, because there’s something strangely familiar about this, but, as usual, everyone ignores him. If he was handsome, this wouldn’t happen as often.
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13 Dec 2025