Percy Jackson App 4/idekatrypicalFebruary 1 2010, 22:04:23 UTC
At the freshman orientation at his new high school, Percy ran into the girl he had met at the Hoover Dam. Of course, monsters attacked, and he ran into Annabeth, whom he was supposed to meet up with later. Percy and Annabeth went to camp, where Grover was having a hearing with the Council of Cloven Elders, who said that his searcher's license should be revoked for finding no evidence of Pan after he claimed to hear the god. There was a new swordsman trainer named Quintus at camp.
Luke's forces were poised to invade the camp, and Percy and Annabeth found an entrance to the ancient Labyrinth in camp. Annabeth was chosen to lead the quest to find the workshop of Daedalus, inventor of the Labyrinth. Annabeth, Percy, Tyson, and Grover headed off.
After wandering in the Labyrinth for a while, they met up with the goddess Hera who told them to seek out the god Hephaestus - as he might know where Daedalus was. As they searched, them met up with Nico at a demonic dude ranch. Nico blamed Percy for Bianca's death.
The group eventually found Hephaestus, who said he would help them if they found out who had been using his forge at Mount St. Helens. The group split when Grover caught a scent of Pan and Tyson went with him. Percy and Annabeth found monster in the mountain, and Annabeth kissed Percy for good luck when he told her to escape while he could. Percy released all his powers to get rid of the lava thrown on him and the monsters in the forge. He ended up on Calypso's island, where he found out that he needed Rachel to help guide them through the Labyrinth.
Percy and Annabeth had Rachel help them through the maze, and they discovered that Quintus was actually Daedalus. They met up with Nico again and escaped from the Labyrinth during a fight, but had to reenter to find Grover, Tyson, and Luke's army. One last half-blood swore allegiance to Kronos, and the titan entered Luke's body. The group barely escaped, and found Tyson and Grover. They then found the lost god Pan, who told Grover to tell the world he had died, and his spirit would live in all of them.
That was all well and good, but in between Grover getting in trouble with the searcher's council and making sure Rachel was safe, there wasn't much time to mourn, especially since the Titan army attacks the camp just then. There's a battle scene here that doesn't really matter much because surprise! Luke/Kronos isn't defeated for good.
(Also Daedalus dies and so does the Labyrinth but that's a relatively minor plot point in the scheme of things.)
Luke's forces were poised to invade the camp, and Percy and Annabeth found an entrance to the ancient Labyrinth in camp. Annabeth was chosen to lead the quest to find the workshop of Daedalus, inventor of the Labyrinth. Annabeth, Percy, Tyson, and Grover headed off.
After wandering in the Labyrinth for a while, they met up with the goddess Hera who told them to seek out the god Hephaestus - as he might know where Daedalus was. As they searched, them met up with Nico at a demonic dude ranch. Nico blamed Percy for Bianca's death.
The group eventually found Hephaestus, who said he would help them if they found out who had been using his forge at Mount St. Helens. The group split when Grover caught a scent of Pan and Tyson went with him. Percy and Annabeth found monster in the mountain, and Annabeth kissed Percy for good luck when he told her to escape while he could. Percy released all his powers to get rid of the lava thrown on him and the monsters in the forge. He ended up on Calypso's island, where he found out that he needed Rachel to help guide them through the Labyrinth.
Percy and Annabeth had Rachel help them through the maze, and they discovered that Quintus was actually Daedalus. They met up with Nico again and escaped from the Labyrinth during a fight, but had to reenter to find Grover, Tyson, and Luke's army. One last half-blood swore allegiance to Kronos, and the titan entered Luke's body. The group barely escaped, and found Tyson and Grover. They then found the lost god Pan, who told Grover to tell the world he had died, and his spirit would live in all of them.
That was all well and good, but in between Grover getting in trouble with the searcher's council and making sure Rachel was safe, there wasn't much time to mourn, especially since the Titan army attacks the camp just then. There's a battle scene here that doesn't really matter much because surprise! Luke/Kronos isn't defeated for good.
(Also Daedalus dies and so does the Labyrinth but that's a relatively minor plot point in the scheme of things.)
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