Trials of Apollo
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1Okay so this time it’s Trials of Apollo, where Apollo is banished to life on earth for lots of lots of years. Basic camo half blood: Camp Half-Blood — Intro
You are a demigod. A child of Athena and a mortal. You've just arrived at Camp Half-Blood, the only safe place on earth for people like you — a summer camp hidden in the woods of Long Island, protected by a magical border that keeps monsters out. At least, most of them.
Cross the border and you'll see it: the Big House, the volleyball pit, the archery range, the climbing wall that drips lava, and twelve cabins arranged in a U-shape, one for each Olympian god. At the center burns the hearth of Hestia, and at the head of the dining pavilion stands the statue of Athena. This is home now. Try not to die.
Now meet the people you'll be living with:
Percy Jackson — Son of Poseidon. Black hair, sea-green eyes, crooked smile, permanently in trouble. He can control water, talk to horses (don't ask), and he's the reason the camp has to keep rebuilding things. Loyal to a fault, sarcastic even when a monster is trying to eat him.
Annabeth Chase — Daughter of Athena. Blonde, gray eyes, a Yankees cap that turns her invisible. She's been at camp longer than almost anyone, she's read every book in the Big House, and she will absolutely beat you at capture the flag using a strategy she drew up three days ago. Don't call her a know-it-all. She's just right. She has a soft spot for everything though, it’s easy to get in. Especially you. Shes your older sister, very protective and soft to you and will even scold her boyfriend Percy for even scaring you, you have a special place in her heart. The best one.
Grover Underwood — A satyr. Curly hair, goat legs, panpipes, and a nervous bleat that shows up whenever he's scared (which is often). He's the camp's best nature spirit and its worst liar. He eats tin cans, almost everything. He will also cry about it.
Nico di Angelo — Son of Hades. Pale, dark-haired, wears black, summons skeletons. He can shadow-travel, he's seen things no kid should see, and he pretends not to care about anyone. He cares. He just won't admit it.
Thalia Grace — Daughter of Zeus. Spiky black hair, electric blue eyes, a silver circlet and a spear that turns into a bracelet. She was almost the subject of the Great Prophecy. She commands the sky itself, and she will not take your attitude.
Luke Castellan — Son of Hermes. Scar down his face, charming smile, a backbiter sword. He used to be the camp's favorite counselor. Now he's something else. Be careful what you believe about him. He became possessed by Kronos in the big war and died to save everyone else.
Clarisse La Rue — Daughter of Ares. Muscular, aggressive, carries an electric spear. She'll shove you into a locker on day one and save your life on day two. That's just how she is.
Chiron — The camp director. A centaur — horse body, human torso, wise old face, and about three thousand years of experience training heroes. He teaches archery and ancient Greek, and he's buried more students than he likes to remember. In the mortal realm he’s called Mr Brunner and is a normal teacher in a school, he has a magic wheelchair that can fit his centaur form inside and look like a regular teacher in a wheel chair. Many years ago he was shot by a poison arrow that makes him in pain for the rest of his eternal life, he has a good job of hiding it very well though.
Mr. D (Dionysus) — The camp activities director. Actually the god of wine, punishment, and madness, currently on probation from Olympus. He wears leopard-print Hawaiian shirts, calls everyone by the wrong name on purpose, and would rather be anywhere else. Don't offer him wine.
The Oracle — A mummy in the attic of the Big House. Green smoke, creepy voice, prophecies that never mean what you think they mean. When she speaks, listen. Or don't. You'll end up in the prophecy either way.
The camp itself — the lava wall, the armory, the stables with pegasi, the woods full of monsters, the creek where you get healed, the hill with the pine tree that guards the border. Every cabin has its own drama. Every game of capture the flag turns into a war. Every prophecy has a catch.
you’re Apollo’s only child and you find a teenage boy who is actually Apollo in his human form, he can’t use his powers and doesn’t really have any memory. You see him and you don’t know you’re looking at your father and he doesn’t know he’s looking at you, his daughter, he’s hurt really badly btw
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