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[knightofthenewrepublic]

[kyuremking]

I like to make memes. So here are ideas for my Break the thread that maybe I'll write someday

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[miazma]

Okay so I saw this post by Percabeth4life, so I was wondering, if you’re still doing the relationship headcanons thing, Percy/Titans?

Sigh. This is my punishment. /j

For reference, this is the post they’re referring to from the lovely @percabeth4life where she examines the relationship dynamics of Percy/all the male Titans. TLDR, a very unhealthy relationship in general, though I think anyone writing it would be well aware of that.

Nevertheless, I’ll give some headcanons because I really do think it would be interesting. Note that this is assuming Percy with the male Titans, since that’s what Life’s was. Also, while there will be similarities in our interpretations, there are also differences.

Their wives are all well aware of this relationship and are generally the kindest ones to Percy. They’re the ones who will steal him away under the guise of fashion or the like in order to give him a moment of rest and the ability to let his guard down for a moment. Thetys is the most helpful in this regard, she’ll take him to areas of freshwater where her husband has little control and allow him to soak. It isn’t as good as saltwater, but it still helps.

They would all be incredibly controlling and demanding for Percy’s time. Kronos would get the most, seeing as he’s the king of the Titans, however that also means he’s busy and during those times Percy is taken by one of the other siblings.

Speaking of Kronos, with him Percy takes the role of some form of servant, most likely a cupbearer (a la Ganymede) so that Kronos can have him around as often as possible.

Kronos can be kind to him at times. If Percy obeys, Kronos is the type to have him sit on his lap and feed him or otherwise spoil him. However, Percy does not really have a choice in any of it.

This applies for all of the Titans. Everything is dubious consent at most. I cannot think of a way that Percy would have any sort of power in this relationship, much less be able to fully consent. However, that is the most I will say on that.

After Kronos, Okeanus/Oceanus would probably get the most time with Percy. This is because he is the King of the Seas and Percy is of the sea by nature of being a son of Poseidon. He would be far kinder than Kronos. Kronos would likely force Percy to sleep in the same room as him, however Okeanus would likely permit him his own (albeit heavily monitored) room. 

As previously mentioned, Thetys steals Percy away frequently. She teaches him more about the culture of the ocean that Poseidon clearly forgot to teach him. Its his main respite and he becomes dedicated in learning the history. Ocean magic is also the only thing even slightly similar to combat he is allowed.

Despite being the nicest of the Titans to Percy, Okeanus still had a tendency of disrespecting his wishes when it comes to physical affection. He had bouts where he will just grab Percy and kiss all over his face, even when he doesn’t want it.

Of the siblings, the Titans of the four cardinal directions are best at sharing among each other, although they still don’t like sharing with Kronos, Okeanus, and Atlas. Since they get the least amount of time with Percy, they tend to spend it sharing him among each other.

Hyperion was actually the meanest to Percy at first, locking him into small spaces as revenge for being encased in a tree. However, he also softened to him the quickest and tends to spoil him with jewelry just as he would Theia, who finds it amusing.

Of course, he tends to expect Percy to wear nothing but that jewelry when with him.

Iapetus likes to watch Percy interact with his siblings and will rarely pull him away. However, when he does he demands to be the only person to have his attention for the hours he has him.

He finds amusement in making Percy do things for him, such as fetching anything he wants, but also dancing and singing.

He’s also the quickest to hurt him for doing anything wrong. Percy learns that if he is to have any disobedience, it shouldn’t be with Iapetus. He has an extremely short fuse and often Percy has at least a few bruises when he is passed to the next sibling.

Koios and Krios are fond of having Percy together. The cardinals are best at sharing, however within them these two will always have Percy together. They’re also the easiest for Percy to persuade to have a moment alone, though that moment is always just a moment.

Atlas actually knows Percy the best of all the Titans with the exception of Kronos.

While he’s an asshole, all of them are, he would also be the most likely of the male Titans to take Percy’s side in any way.

They also spend the least amount of time together doing physical acts. Instead, they often talk, although Percy still isn’t allowed to argue against him.

Instead, especially in the beginning, Atlas is particularly keen on learning about Percy’s interactions with Zoe and Calypso. He also admires Percy’s loyalty to his family and, if Sally is still alive, would actually argue with his siblings to get Percy the chance to see her again.

Despite Okeanus giving him the most freedom and him getting to be in the sea, Atlas contends with Okeanus for the spot of Percy’s (relative) favourite male Titan.

If Percy were to manage to escape, Atlas is the only one who would turn a blind eye and you can quote me on that... in this AU that is entirely in my head.

But all in all, this relationship is horrible on Percy and he would be suffering almost constantly.

[miazma]

If you’re still doing the relationship headcanons, what about my favorite crackship of Hyperion/Percy (which I’ve never actually seen fics of, something that never fails to make me laugh since Percy is shipped with almost everyone else)

I’m 100% still doing them! I’ve never actually considered Hyperion/Percy before, but I’ll try my best.

Their relationship has a rocky start, to say in the least. Hyperion wasn’t the fondest of being turned into a tree temporarily, but that satyr definitely wasn’t just a satyr.

Percy still rejected the opportunity to become a god, even if it wasn’t for Annabeth (romantically).

However, he finds himself going to visit Hyperion’s tree (all while Hyperion is still trapped within) and talking to it.

It starts out once a week, mourning all the demigods he knew that died in the war, both on CHB’s side and Kronos’s (he knew a lot of them from the Hermes cabin in his first week). It turns into him ranting about all his problems and worries.

Percy tells Hyperion all his issues with his dad and how he resolved most of them. He rants about how Kronos took advantage of all those hurting kids for his own gains. He talks about Ethan Nakamura. He talks about his baby brother Tyson and how proud and scared he is of the fact that he’s a Cyclops General (“he’s like, 10!” Percy insists). He talks about the weight off his back of being the child of the prophesy and his fears that the new one will deal with him.

Hyperion, strangely, finds himself relating more and more to Percy. Percy begins to outline his quests in detail (as he records them to send them to a publishing studio) and Hyperion finds himself cheering him on and cursing his brother for making Percy’s life even more difficult.

After a while, Percy is visiting every single day until one day the visits stop completely. He misses one day and Hyperion feels annoyed. He misses the second and he starts getting actively worried, beginning to work on getting himself out of the tree again.

Hyperion escapes rather quickly but finding Percy (no, no, he’s not worried, Percy just hadn’t finished his story yet) is a different matter. He’s keen to stay under the gods’ radar and thus avoids any gods he can as he looks. This translates to him not finding Percy until he’s on the boat on the way to Alaska.

He teleports onto the boat and immediately has a sword swinging at him. He begins to explain himself, his time in the tree before Percy cuts him off by asking who exactly he is?

As it turns out, having Percy explain his life to him is very useful in helping regain his memories. And after swearing on the Styx, Hyperion joins them in their mission.

Hyperion and Thanatos stare each other down as Frank’s stick melts the chains. Hyperion ensures it burns as hot as possible while burning as little of the stick as possible.

Hyperion finds himself remarkably useless during the fight, however he does have a nice chat with his mother that ultimately results in Hyperion officially being on the gods’ side in the Second Gigantomachy.

However, despite this he finds himself away from the Seven for the vast majority of it, as the gods, while reluctantly accepting of him, refuse to let him anywhere near the questing team.

However, after the war is a different issue. Hyperion also went through Tartarus, and he finds himself spending a lot of time talking to Percy about his experiences and comforting him. He was not evil for poisoning Akhlys.

They get together on the one year anniversary of the Gigantomachy. Percy’s books were published, with multiple parts changed to make them seem written by someone who barely knew the myths. The two of them drink and laugh and return to the sight of Hyperion’s tree.

They end up kissing under the stars of Nyx. They watch the sunrise and Hyperion babbles about how both he and Aether have heavenly light as a domain.

Their favourite date is watching the sunrise together. Percy tried to take them up on Blackjack to watch but Hyperion can’t seem to trust the Pegasus (a good choice, Blackjack doesn’t like him).

Despite this, getting Percy up to watch the sunrise is a whole other struggle. They miss it more often than not. They just end up cuddling.

Speaking of cuddling, Hyperion is a space heater. This is amazing in the winter but horrible in the summer and Percy has pushed him off the bed more than once. This is after his heat resistance.

Everyone loves Sally, but Hyperion actually gets along with Paul best. He finds Paul’s incessant questioning endearing, and it actually reminds him of some of his siblings.

Hyperion loves giving everyone jewlery. Sally is constantly getting jewlery for Mother’s Day. Percy got a bracelet that turned into a bow on his birthday. It took Hyperion a moment to figure out why he was laughing so hard.

Overall they’re a cute couple.

[miazma]

Relationship ask game: Aether / Hyperion?

👀😂❤

You know what, screw you ❤️

Firstly, the two of them are the brightest couple in any room. They walk in and the room lights up, literally and figuratively.

Hyperion is full of energy and very generous with his public affection. His siblings find him cringey sometimes, but he doesn’t care. He’ll spend hours with Aether, kissing him all over even as he lights up in oranges and reds and yellows.

Aether, on the other hand, is more timid and quiet with his affection. He’ll curl around Hyperion for hours, stroking his hair and crooning in his ear. He’s amazing at poetry in those early hours of the morning.

They both love gift giving. Hyperion loves to give jewlery, hand crafted with diamonds by Theia. Aether, on the other hand, often gifts stars or stardust to Hyperion. He fashions them into crowns for Hyperion to wear. His mother always pretends to be annoyed by her son asking for stars constantly, but she fully supports this habit.

Aether, however, is not fond of the majority of the other Titans. He loves Hyperion and is good friends with Theia, but he isn’t fond of the rest of them. He hold particular annoyance in Kronos since he had been close with Uranus when he ruled.

Their favourite thing to do together is to watch Helios rise above the horizon and into Aether’s domain. Helios is another one of the Titans that Aether doesn’t mind.

Despite Aether disliking the Titans, Hyperion loves his siblings and so they’ll host dinners for the Titans. It’s usually a shit show, but Hyperion is always left smiling and Aether would do anything to make him smile.

Aether was also super annoyed when his boyfriend was turned into a tree during The Last Olympian. But, you know. C’est la vie.