Blood of Rome
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Blood of Rome by Criseas
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
05 May 2026
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BLOOD OF ROME
The Sea Doesn't Send Its Best, But Here We Are
Percy Jackson was stolen at four—not by monsters, but by gods with poor impulse control. Pontus claimed him. Neptune adopted him. For twelve years, the Wolf House beat Roman discipline into him alongside primordial power that could drown minor deities.
Now he's seventeen. Optio of the Fifth Cohort. Worth more than small nations, driving a three-million-dollar car, and lying to absolutely everyone he loves. The Greeks don't know he exists. His brother doesn't know he's Roman. The daughter of Bellona he's falling for? She thinks he's brooding, not "I might flood Manhattan if I sneeze."
But the Titans are rising. Kronos moves. And Percy—son of the sea, professional liar, and terrified boy wearing trauma like armor—must choose: the Empire's sword, its shield, or something far more dangerous?
The sea remembers. The sea claims. And Percy Jackson is coming home, probably with sand in his shoes and a migraine.Series
- Part 1 of Blood of Rome
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Blood of the Earth by Criseas
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, Percy Jackson and the Olympians (TV 2023)
24 May 2026
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Percy Jackson has killed four Titans, survived twelve years with Lupa, and somehow impossibly won the heart of the most dangerous woman in Rome. For the first time, his life is finally looking up.
He is Imperator now, sworn to by eight hundred swords. He has Reyna sleeping beside him in the house they’ve claimed together, Michael and Bianca finding their way, Frank’s steady loyalty, and Dakota’s chaotic friendship. He has Amazon alliances, real power, and enough influence that even the Senate can’t touch him.
But he also carries too many secrets.
He is the son of Pontus, not Neptune — a truth known by only three living souls. He has hidden the Greeks from his own legion, protected them under false names, and knows the fragile peace is only the breath before the scream.
He has enemies, too. The Senate. Octavian. Senator Jeffrey, whose face he broke for touching Reyna. And the gods themselves, watching a mortal rise too high, too fast.
Now Jason is gone — taken by Juno’s white light while Percy slept beside his girlfriend — and the walls are starting to crack. The secrets are bleeding out, and the threats he has held back are rising to meet him.Series
- Part 2 of Blood of Rome