#posedion

[neal-illustrator]

☀️HAPPY FAMTHEON FRIDAY☀️ Ride the Wave is LIVE on Webtoons!

[hamletshoeratio]

I loved the Zeus - Posedion conversation so much because it is the most sibling tm scene in the show so far (after Posedion intervened and stopped his brother from literally murdering his son). They're literally at war one second, there's some levity a second later when they decide they're on the same side and then the youngest brother has to rub in the fact that he won and that he's going to tell everyone else in the family ASAP much to the older brother's absolute annoyance as he rolls his eyes. Not to mention "Who knows about father?" "... Hermes " "So... everyone knows?" Hermes canonically being the biggest blabber in Olympus lmao.

[architect-annabeth]

annabeth cutting off that iris message before percy could talk about hermes SHDFLKGSHDF. going basically like: "think about your daddy issues with poseidon. now multiply that times twelve with him about hermes. exactly"

[ghost-go-roasty-mctoasty]

[himetrait]

theres something so beautiful about seeing people love their gods/goddesses so passionately and wholeheartedly.

i love going onto your blogs and seeing exactly who you're devoted too. hermes and athena worshippers are always easy to spot!!!

i really want more mutuals who practice so,,, please follow me!!

[violetisderp]

More Vexa and Poseidon? 👀

-yours truly :3

Nothing to fancy this time but have the sillies :3

[shutupcrime]

Kaos being cancelled rlly sucks and I’m sad we don’t see the continuation of the story but lord in heaven how do you make Orpheus Chris Martin when hozier was right there yearning and trying to bury himself, ascending to a higher plane of existence, viewing all his past lives, realising he is in fact the reincarnation of Orpheus and meanwhile Chris Martin is probably out there making a salad without dressing

[xmultifandomsx]

it's the only child syndrome talking

Nobody can tell me that, for the briefest moment, when Sally told Percy about her pregnancy something in him broke. It wasn't his heart or anything like that. Just that little, naive part of him that was still the only son of a single mom who just wanted a family. The little part of him that growing up would blow out a candle in blue frosting and wish for his dad to come home. That part that still would scream into the seafoam hoping his father would just listen this time. Percy was always stuck between worlds like coins trapped between couch cushions just waiting to be discovered. He never quite belonged at Camp with the kids who had no one to go home to or with the mortal kids who never had to look over their shoulder counting down the days till their next birthday. No, Percy never fit anywhere but with his mom in their ratty apartments when it was just them against the world. And Percy liked Paul (probably even loved him but that sort of thing was hard to tell because he'd never had a healthy relationship with a father figure before) which made him feel even guiltier. For a brief second, as Sally is explaining everything, Percy pictures Fredrick Chase and he wonders if this is goodbye. If after this he has to leave because he's dangerous and unlucky and going to be a big brother. The way Sally says it, the desperation in her eyes for Percy to understand, she isn't throwing him away. She's asking him to stay, to be there for this baby like no one was for them. And Percy, the loyal and loving, could never say no to his mom.