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Olympus High School by olympicsjournal
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
02 Oct 2026
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Every school has a newspaper.
This one could ruin your social life.
Hermes and Iris know everything—or, at least, they make sure everyone else thinks they do.
In the campus gossip newspaper, romances become headlines, secrets become spectacles, and a single rumor can change someone's fate.
At a private school in Miami, students carry names that have survived for millennia. Between exams, parties, crushes, rivalries, and impossible expectations, some were born to be protagonists. Others have decided it's time to rewrite their own stories.
Because every story depends on who gets to tell it.
And maybe the myths never lied.
Maybe they were just told by the wrong person.
*This story was originally written in Portuguese and is being translated into English by the author. Some expressions, jokes, and cultural references have been adapted to preserve their meaning and tone in English.*
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Olympus High School by olympicsjournal
Fandoms: Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
30 Aug 2026
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Toda escola tem um jornal.
Esta tem um que pode acabar com a sua vida social.
Hermes e Íris sabem de tudo — ou, pelo menos, fazem questão de convencer o resto da escola disso. No jornal de fofocas do campus, romances viram manchetes, segredos viram espetáculo e um único boato pode mudar o destino de alguém.
Em uma escola particular de Miami, estudantes carregam nomes que atravessaram milênios. Entre provas, festas, paixões, rivalidades e expectativas impossíveis, alguns nasceram para ser protagonistas.
Outros estão apenas tentando sobreviver às histórias que foram escritas para eles.
Entre amores complicados, amizades improváveis, segredos familiares e feridas que ninguém consegue esconder para sempre, cada um deles terá que decidir quem quer ser — e quanto está disposto a deixar para trás para descobrir isso.
Porque toda história depende de quem a escreve.
E talvez os mitos nunca tenham mentido.
Talvez só tenham sido contados pela pessoa errada.