#pjo reminder

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friendly reminder 🌕

so remember, Hecate?

Yeah, the actual queen and Goddess of Mist and Necromancy, also of Trivial Knowledge. She lost more children than any other god in the Second Titan war, on top of that was the case of Alabaster C. Torrington - who couldn’t attend camp since he would of polluted the mind of the other Hecate children, the few that remained. Even afer losing, the only way for her to have some respect was to lose another child after others died. Even then, the gods still don’t respect her enough to be in the hall, because she’s a Titan. The only one who does is Hades, who took a liking to her and you know why? Because he knows what it’s like to be a outcast and because she helped look after Persephone. Hecate has done so much but still doesn’t get a place in the hall?

Respect ☀️

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Err, friendly random reminder that Will snores.

Gently. (Chapter 38)

He also doesn't have acne.

Which I'm jealous of. (Chapter 10)

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Here's a nice headcanon to brighten up your day! *sarcasm alert*

Remember that Nico got hit with Cupid's arrow back in HoH? It was never specified whether it was a love arrow (gold-tipped) or hate arrow (lead-tipped).

I think it was lead-tipped, but since the arrows didn't hit any other targets afterward, it can be assumed that the power of the hate arrow manifested in the only way it could - self-hatred.

(I've actually had this headcanon for a while but I finally remembered and bothered to write it down when trying to Sort Jason based on his values.)

Also, the stupid arrow hit his sword arm… we never knew his handedness. Thoughts on that?

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Friendly reminder that Reyna's boots are steel-tipped and she probably isn't the only Roman with this kind of footwear.

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Friendly reminder that Stygian iron absorbs souls, monster or… not. Remember this when you write fanfics, especially long-term projects.

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How does the main squad react to the Hunger Games 'verse? Especially the Camp Jupiter side because Panem is based on Rome? (This is assuming they manage to translate it all into Ancient Greek and Latin first.)

P.S. I think Percy doesn't like the dystopia basis, especially after the BotL fight against his half-brother (by Gaea, forgot his name) and the Colosseum Battle against the Twin Giants.

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Friendly reminder that Apollo may or may not have herpetophobia (i.e. fear of/aversion to reptiles, usually lizards/snakes) - or perhaps more specifically, ophidiophobia (i.e. fear of snakes) - which is a trait that may or may not have been passed on to his kids and descendants.

(After all, most Hephaestus kids have acrophobia - fear of heights - from when Hera yeeted their father off of Olympus, according to the Riordan Wiki.)