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James chewed for a moment, hesitating before swallowing. “I was just wondering who my soulmate might be,” he admitted, twirling his fork absentmindedly between his fingers. “I mean, I’m sixteen, Remus, and I still haven’t met them.” He huffed, dropping his fork with a clatter.
Remus, ever the voice of reason, simply shrugged. “It’s not about meeting them, James. You’ll see colour when you fall for them. You might already know them.”
James frowned. He knew Remus was right, but it didn’t make him feel any better. “But everyone else already sees colour!” he groaned, throwing himself back dramatically against the bench.
Remus let out a quiet chuckle before nudging him again. “Have you ever considered that maybe they already love you?”
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Where witches and wizards see only in black and white until they fall in love with their soulmate.
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Twice in One Lifetime by VentiAlatus
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, The Heroes of Olympus - Rick Riordan
13 Jan 2026
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This is based on a story written by Anonymous, titled "Hunger (A Moth in the Twilight)." I’ve gotten Anonymous’s permission to write this and am very excited to explore the prompt.
Percy resembles Apollo's long-lost lover, Perseus.
And so the story goes…
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Anchored to the Tides by percyjackson1235678
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, The Trials of Apollo - Rick Riordan
20 Oct 2026
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Percy Jackson chooses to go back.
He wakes up twelve years old again, at Yancy Academy, at the very beginning of everything—this time with all his memories intact, and with Apollo dragged back alongside him.
Stripped of his godhood and trapped in the body of Lester Papadopoulos, Apollo is bound to Percy by a brutal, inescapable bond: pain, fear, and emotion bleed across it. When Percy weakens, Lester weakens. When Percy steadies, Lester survives.
Percy intends to change things. Not to rewrite the world, but to reach the same ending while saving more people, breaking fewer children, and carrying less trauma forward. Apollo, forced into mortality and tethered to Percy’s will, wants the same—perhaps more desperately than anyone.
As they move through the events of The Lightning Thief, every choice Percy makes ripples outward, and saving the world starts to look very different when you refuse to let children be collateral.
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Percy time travels back to The Lightning Thief, accidentally binds a very mortal Apollo (now Lester Papadopoulos) to himself, and sets out to save more people and break fewer kids along the way.
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And everyone will know (how loved you were) by LawBae for 4urorasolace
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types
18 Oct 2026
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The birth of Aphrodite’s oldest daughters wasn’t heralded by the loud crying of children, the shaking of the earth, or anything of the sort. Their birth was announced by an awkward Helios, asking if he could pick which girl would be his bride or if they would rather choose for him. The two gods, still basking in their afterglow, asked what girls he was talking about.
The Titan of the Sun merely pointed down, and following his finger, Poseidon and Aphrodite finally saw who the blonde was referring to. In the space where the sand meets the sea, stood two confused-looking girls holding each other’s hands.
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The story of Perseira Aphrodities, daughter of Poseidon with Aphrodite told through the eyes of those around her.
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The Unintended by Monkey_Madness123
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan, The Trials of Apollo - Rick Riordan
17 Oct 2026
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Apollo was having a perfectly good morning- right up until he vomited down the side of the sun chariot. Which was incredibly strange, if you asked him, because gods simply do not get sick.
As if that weren’t strange enough, an unintended meet-up with Percy Jackson in a Target parking lot revealed that the demigod was hearing prayers- something that Apollo was actually not responsible for, despite what Percy seemed to think.
Apollo didn’t need his prophetic powers to know this was going to be a looong day. But hey- at least he got to spend it with Percy. (Which, naturally, improved things considerably).